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Make More Identifications with Indanedione

Posted by QC on 24th Apr 2019

Make More Identifications with Indanedione

Suggested use is for developing fingerprint residue (Amino Acids) on paper and porous items including raw wood and some currencies. 1,2 Indanedione has a high florescence when excited by a laser …

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Grant Alert: Forensic Funds Available!

Posted by QC on 8th Apr 2019

Grant Alert: Forensic Funds Available!

Get FundedThe Paul Coverdell Forensic Science Improvement Grants Program (the Coverdell program) awards grants to states and units of local government to help improve the quality and timeliness of for …

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Stay Sharp Collecting Sharps

Posted by QC on 25th Mar 2019

Stay Sharp Collecting Sharps

THE DO'S AND DON'TS OF COLLECTING AND PACKAGING SHARPSFrequently, drug cases also contain various puncture, scratch, and cut hazards from objects such as syringes, razor blades, and broken glass. Thes …

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3 Steps for Effective Swabbing at a Crime Scene

Posted by QC on 20th Mar 2019

3 Steps for Effective Swabbing at a Crime Scene

DNA swabbing has revolutionized crime scene investigation. Now forensic professionals can extract information from even the tiniest of samples of epithelial cells, blood, semen, saliva, urine, bone, a …

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From the Field: Josh Connelly, DCSO

Posted by QC on 27th Nov 2018

From the Field: Josh Connelly, DCSO

The first installment of our From the Field blog series takes us to Douglas County, Nebraska where we meet with Josh Connelly, Latent Print Unit Technical Lead at the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office. …

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