Forensics
Trace Evidence – How the smallest clues can make the largest difference at a crime scene.
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 ...
Richard Robinson: My journey to Cranfield as a Chevening Award Scholar
Hi, I'm Major Richard Robinson, Head of School for the Caribbean Special Tactics Centre within the Caribbean Military Academy, Jamaica (West Indies). I'm from Montego Bay, Jamaica! I am pursuing a MSc in Counterterrorism within ...
Into the unknown: the Cranfield Digital Forensics MSc
How do you make sense of something you’ve never seen before, when gaining that understanding might uncover the final, vital piece of the puzzle that solves a crime, brings a perpetrator to justice and offers ...
Cranfield underwater archaeological research features in two new TV series
What archaeological mysteries might lie on the seafloor? Two new series currently airing on TV feature Dr Peter Campbell and his research in underwater archaeology. Lost Treasures of Rome The series Lost Treasures of Rome ...
My first time on a camping archaeological dig
Hannah Kloster, current Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology MSc student, talks about her experiences on a recent archaeological dig with Cranfield Forensic Institute (CFI). Was it your first time on such a dig? This was ...
“From digging up the back yard to solving crimes using underwater forensic techniques” – my MSc journey
For Cranfield alumna Allie Spoletini, a fascination with forensics began at a young age. “There were some kids in my class at school whose parents were in construction and they would bring in all these ...