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Researching Deathwatch beetles aboard HMS Victory
Gareth Hall2023-11-27T14:46:49+00:0022/11/2023|Tags: british history, cranfield forensics institute, forensic analysis, MicroCT, PhD, research, scanning|
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 ...
What is ‘Digital Forensic Science’?
Cormac Mcmanus2023-05-25T15:17:44+01:0025/05/2023|Tags: cds, CFI, cranfield forensics institute, digital forensics|
Despite being a fundamental tool for many organisations and criminal justice systems around the world, arguably digital forensic science as a discipline does not always get the recognition it deserves in media broadcasts. Therefore, public ...
My first time on a camping archaeological dig
Sophie Northall2022-10-05T11:37:26+01:0003/10/2022|Tags: archeology, cranfield forensics institute, Forensics|
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 ...
Unlocking the secrets of ancient technology with science: the new Cranfield Archaeological Science MSc
Alice Kirkaldy2023-02-16T17:03:58+00:0026/05/2022|Tags: Archaeomaterials, cranfield forensics institute, forensic, forensic analysis, forensic science, Forensics, msc|
We are a society that is very much intertwined with our ‘things’ – they mediate all our relationships. But why do people adopt certain technologies, and reject others? What motivates societies to choose new ...
From Bioscience to a Forensic Investigation MSc
Cranfield University2021-09-15T11:04:04+01:0027/05/2021|Tags: cranfield forensics institute, forensic investigation, Forensics, msc, research project|
When I submitted an application to the Forensic Investigation course at Cranfield during a rare break from writing my PhD thesis last summer, I could never have anticipated that I'd find myself carrying out a research project on one of the most iconic ships in British history.
Injuries, insects and inspiration…
Dr Hannah Moore2017-06-23T15:08:40+01:0023/06/2017|Tags: chemistry, cranfield forensic institute, cranfield forensics institute, forensic entomology, forensic science, Forensics, Outreach, science, women in stem|
There was one thing I loved when I was at high school – and it wasn’t studying for my GCSEs! It was horses. I was sure that my future was in professional horse-riding and as ...