Over the past decade, statistical thinking has gained ground among forensic practitioners and researchers. Machine learning methods, one such type...
CSAFE research published in the Journal of Forensic Sciences recently received the distinction of a 2019 Noteworthy Article. “How Cross-Examination on Subjectivity and Bias Affects Jurors’ Evaluations of Forensic Science Evidence,” written by researcher Nicholas Scurich and William Thompson of the University of California, Irvine explores how contextual bias impacts the weight jurors give evidence presented in...
The American Academy of Forensic Sciences held its Annual Scientific Meeting on February 17-22, 2020. CSAFE team members joined 5,000...
The American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual Scientific Meeting is right around the corner. On February 17-22, CSAFE will join...
The CSAFE data portal continues to grow as researchers release a new handwriting database. This interactive, public database of 2430...
We hope you will join us this spring for the annual CSAFE All Hands Meeting. Please mark your calendars for...
The National Institute of Justice recently awarded CSAFE researchers a grant to explore how to improve the usefulness of current...
Are you passionate about collaborative research? Do you love to apply your knowledge of statistics to real-world problems? Consider joining...