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Forensic Science: Forensic Chemistry - Vimarsana News

Forensic Science: Forensic Chemistry

The BGSU Forensic Science major with a Forensic Chemistry specialization, works with the Center for the Future of Forensic Science to prepare grads for careers in crime labs.

Source: bgsu.edu
Crime scene house offers new opportunities for forensic science students - Vimarsana News

Crime scene house offers new opportunities for forensic science students

A new crime scene house for the forensic science program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln helps prepare students for working at actual crime scenes.

Bloodstain Analysis Convinced a Jury She Stabbed Her 10-Year-Old Son. Now, Even Freedom Can't Give Her Back Her Life. — ProPublica - Vimarsana News

Bloodstain Analysis Convinced a Jury She Stabbed Her 10-Year-Old Son. Now, Even Freedom Can't Give Her Back Her Life. — ProPublica

Julie Rea was convicted of killing her son largely on the testimony of bloodstain-pattern analysts. She was later acquitted and exonerated, joining a growing community of Americans wrongly convicted with bad science.

Forensic Scientists Are Testing Whether Honey Bees Can Help Locate Human Bodies | Smart News - Vimarsana News

Forensic Scientists Are Testing Whether Honey Bees Can Help Locate Human Bodies | Smart News

Researchers think they can find evidence of volatile organic compounds from a decomposing body in honey

Honey Bees Help Investigators "Crack Cold Cases" and Locate Bodies of Missing People - Vimarsana News

Honey Bees Help Investigators "Crack Cold Cases" and Locate Bodies of Missing People

Forensic science students at George Mason University (GMU) in Virginia found a partner in honey bees against crime involving missing bodies of people.