It is possible to retrieve forensically relevant information from human DNA in household dust. A North Carolina State University-led study found it is possible to retrieve forensically relevant ...

An airborne fraction of soil, or dust, contains biological and chemical "signatures" that act as a fingerprint to a specific location. Australian forensic science experts, led by Flinders University, ...

The airborne fraction of soil, or dust, contains biological and chemical ‘signatures’ which act as a fingerprint to a specific location. Australian forensic science experts, led by Flinders University ...

You can barely see it, but the dust in our homes may be hiding something important: DNA. A forensic scientist at North Carolina State University believes that dust can be used to solve crimes. Dr.

Dusting for fingerprints and examining blood splatter are some of the skills students will learn in this summer’s Forensic Science camp. Spots are still open for middle and high school students who ...

MINUTES BACK TO YOU. ALL RIGHT. THANKS CHRISTINE WITH SOME HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HARRISBURG AND SOME HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE WITH FORENSIC INVESTIGATIONS. HARRISBURG. UNIVERSITY IS HOLDING THIS CAMP IT ...

Forensic science experts are refining an innovative counter-terrorism technique that checks for environmental DNA in the dust on clothing, baggage, shoes or even a passport. Forensic science experts ...

Typically, forensic experts study fingerprint patterns to connect a suspect to a weapon or the scene of a crime. Simona Francese of Sheffield Hallam University, in the U.K, develops ways to get ...

A North Carolina State University-led study found it is possible to retrieve forensically relevant information from human DNA in household dust. After sampling indoor dust from 13 households, the ...