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Christina Recheis completed her MSc in Forensic Investigation at Cranfield University in 2021 and specialised in forensic archaeology and anthropology. Her master's thesis focused on developing an algorithm to facilitate the identification of human remains, ...
From Crime Scenes to Classrooms: Hannah Allen’s Unique Path in Forensic Science “Forensics is about finding justice for victims, ensuring the guilty are prosecuted, and protecting the innocent.” Forensic Investigation MSc Course Director, Hannah ...
What is a systems engineer? ‘Systems engineering’ is not something that most people would think of when looking at how workplace cohesiveness is maintained, but in the last 30 years it has become an integral ...
I had already made my mind up that I wanted to study the Explosives Ordnance Engineering MSc before I’d even undertook my undergraduate degree. I asked how I could apply to start that year and ...
When I was first asked whether I was interested in taking part in an archaeological excavation in Georgia, my first thought was that it didn’t appear to be a natural fit to my Forensic Science ...
It was during the 1880’s that the first dedicated counterterrorism body was formed. The United Kingdom’s Metropolitan Police created the Special Irish Branch to combat the ongoing terror campaign by the Irish Fenians. ...
We are often asked at events, especially by younger students looking at moving through the undergraduate process. "How do I get into forensics?" As a University, we are committed to the long-term future of forensic ...
Cathryn Harvey is a current PhD researcher at Cranfield University within the Forensic Institute. She joined a research study project taking place on HMS Victory at the National Museum of the Royal Navy whilst looking ...
In the immediate aftermath of the Grenfell Tower tragedy in which 72 people died, there was – understandably – a need to find out how the fire started, and why it spread so far and ...
When arriving at a crime scene, there are often signs or physical evidence such as hairs, fibres or shards of material that are often integral to solving how a crime was committed or providing critical ...