10 years ago on February 18, 2009, The National Academies of Science unveiled a monumental report, shedding light on a critical need to reform the forensic sciences. “Strengthening Forensic [...]
*This blog post was authored by the Innocence Project staff and originally appeared on the Innocence Project website. The piece is republished with the permission of the organization.* The top [...]
What role do measurements play in analyzing evidence? It’s actually pretty significant, but accuracy is key. When forensic laboratories use tools such as instruments, microscopes or DNA profiling [...]
*The information below is an excerpt from CSAFE researcher and University of California, Irvine’s Professor of Criminology, Law and Society Dr. Simon Cole’s recent blog post [...]
Just because a technique has been used for over a 100 years, does that make it scientifically sound or reliable? The forensic science community is taking a closer look at this question in regards [...]
Blood-stain pattern analysts are often called upon to help determine events surrounding a crime, and today their testimony is accepted in courts across the country. A recent New York Times [...]
The debate of human versus machine continues to increase with rapidly changing technology. A new study by the National Institute of Standards and Technology confronts this conflict head-on with [...]
In a new weekly series launched by TODAY, reporters investigate the future of work in today’s ever-changing society. Technological advancements are fueling the creation of new jobs that may not [...]
This post is based on the article “Statistical Issues in Forensic Science” by CSAFE Co-Director Hal Stern of UCI. The full article was published in March 2017. The way that forensic [...]
How often have you sat in a classroom, half listening to a teacher lecture, feeling uninterested and not engaged? Many of us can relate to this type of often boring, idle instruction. While some [...]
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