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Open Homicide, Rape Cases Contain Forensic Evidence Not Sent to Crime Labs
The national survey of more than 2,000 state and local police agencies also found that fewer than half of police departments (43 percent) have computerized systems in place for tracking forensic evide...
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Read moreNIST Test Proves ‘The Eyes Have It’ for ID Verification
A new report by computer scientists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) demonstrates that iris recognition algorithms can maintain their accuracy and interoperability with com...
Information Technology | Read moreBogus E-mails from FDIC Link Computer Users To Viruses
Warner says the spam is being delivered with one of two subject lines: • FDIC has officially named your bank a failed bank • You need to check your Bank Deposit Insurance Coverage ...
Information Technology | Read moreNew DNA method makes it easier to trace criminals
Now researchers at Lund University in Sweden, working together with the Swedish National Laboratory of Forensic Science, SKL, have improved a critical part of the analysis process. The first findings,...
Life Sciences | Read moreResearchers Study Materials, Combustion, Cancer with New ‘T-ray’ Instrument
As it did, Thomas Chiou explained how the technology would allow Iowa State University researchers to take a close and unique look at materials reliability, biofuels combustion, environmental clean-up...
Medical Engineering | Read moreBogus e-mails from FDIC link computer users to viruses, says UAB computer forensics expert
Warner says the spam is being delivered with one of two subject lines: FDIC has officially named your bank a failed bank You need to check your Bank Deposit Insurance Coverage Warn...
Information Technology | Read moreFirst-of-Kind Study Shows Model Can Be Used to Rate Courtroom Psychiatric Experts' Performance
Court cases across America often feature expert testimony that offers conflicting conclusions. When this happens in cases involving psychiatric expertise, does it mean that one side or the other is ne...
Studies and Analyses | Read moreNew technology detects chemical weapons in seconds
Scientists at Queen's University Belfast are developing new sensors to detect chemical agents and illegal drugs which will help in the fight against the threat of terrorist attacks.The de...
Life Sciences | Read moreNew NIST Nano-Ruler Sets Some Very Small Marks
Designed to be the most accurate commercially available “meter stick” for the nano world, the new measuring tool—a calibration standard for X-ray diffraction—boasts uncertainties below a femtometer. T...
Physics and Astronomy | Read moreNew Beryllium Reference Material for Occupational Safety Monitoring
Beryllium, an exotic rare-earth metal used as a hardener in high-performance alloys and ceramics, can cause berylliosis—a chronic, incurable and sometimes fatal illness. The new reference material is ...
Health and Medicine | Read moreBitemark Evidence and Analysis Should Be Approached with Caution
The Congressional hearing focused on the findings of a National Academy of Sciences (NAS) report on the scientific basis of forensic disciplines. Among the pattern evidence fields (fingerprints, tool ...
Studies and Analyses | Read moreU of C alumnus finds high numbers of heat-loving bacteria in cold Arctic Ocean
A team of scientists led by U of C grad Casey Hubert has detected high numbers of heat loving, or thermophilic, bacteria in subzero sediments in the Arctic Ocean off the Norwegian island of Spitsberge...
Ecology, The Environment and Conservation | Read moreArctic bacteria -- some like it hot
In subzero sediments off the island of Spitsbergen, scientists from the German Max Planck Institute for Marine Microbiology have detected high numbers of thermophilic (heat-loving) bacteria that are a...
Life Sciences | Read moreMachines can't replicate human image recognition, yet
"Our goal is to seek a better understanding of the fundamental differences between humans and machines and utilize this in developing automated methods for distinguishing humans and robotic progr...
Information Technology | Read moreScientists trace evolution of butterflies infected with deadly bacteria
The bacteria, called Wolbachia, are a parasitic microbe and are known to significantly alter the reproductive capabilities of a high proportion of insect species, including wasps and fruit fly. The te...
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