Applied Forensic Research Sciences currently has ~94 employees. The employee count of Applied Forensic Research Sciences has changed by +2.17% in the last 90 days. Inc42 Datalabs consolidates ...

Sam Houston State University (SHSU) was awarded a grant from the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) to develop and test the best possible sample preparation methods for skeletal and decomposing human ...

A paper on the subject is being published in the Dec. 10 online issue of Science. The study involved 25 researchers from 11 institutions and Sam Houston State University's Southeast Texas Applied ...

Applied Biosystems, an Applera Corporation business, has announced the first commercial reagent kit for analyzing degraded or limited DNA; a system with new software for automating DNA testing ...

People are fascinated by the use of forensic science to solve crimes. Any science can be forensic when used in the criminal and civil justice system – biology, genetics and chemistry have been applied ...

The forensic sciences depend on expert judgement to interpret traces from crime scenes, yet these decisions are subject to a range of cognitive biases. Analysts may be influenced by extraneous ...

This networking meeting is an opportunity to connect with colleagues teaching in forensic science or applied science contexts, where practice and challenges don’t always align with mainstream subject ...

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Digital forensics is an upcoming field that is high on computation and requires analysis of large and complex data sets. Here, AI provides a good tool to handle and resolve these large data sets. For ...

HUNTSVILLE (2/4/16) - Sam Houston State University (SHSU) was awarded a grant from the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) to develop and test the best possible sample preparation methods for skeletal ...

A new study indicates unique and changing microbial communities present during the decomposition of human cadavers look to be a reliable 'clock' for forensic scientists. A new study led by the ...