Forensic sciences
An Anthropological Investigation of the Sociocultural and Economic Forces Shaping Dental Crowding Prevalence
Targeted Fentanyl Screening Utilizing Electrochemical Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy (EC-SERS) Applied to Authentic Seized Drug Casework Samples
Evaluation and Classification of Fentanyl Related Compounds using EC-SERS and Machine Learning
THC in breath aerosols collected with an impaction filter device before and after legal-market product inhalation—a pilot study
Evaluation and Classification of Fentanyl Related Compounds using EC-SERS and Machine Learning
NIJ Research Portfolio 1998
Ultra-sensitive, rapid detection of dried bloodstains by surface enhanced Raman scattering on Ag substrates
Evaluation and Verification of a microRNA Panel Using Quadratic Discriminant Analysis for the Classification of Human Body Fluids in DNA Extracts
Evaluation and Verification of a microRNA Panel Using Quadratic Discriminant Analysis for the Classification of Human Body Fluids in DNA Extracts
Validity of forensic cartridge-case comparisons
Do bone elasticity and postmortem interval affect forensic fractographic analyses?
DART-MS Facilitated Quantification of Cannabinoids in Complex Edible Matrices-Focus on Chocolates and Gelatin-Based Fruit Candies
Verification Report, Toolkit for Selective Analyses & Reconstruction of Files (FileTSAR)
Targeted Data Extraction System (TDES) for Mobile Devices
Vaping: It's Not What You Think
Vaping has grown in popularity as an alternative to cigarettes, but like its predecessor, vaping brings many health complications to consumers. Thanks to the persistence of researchers like Dr. Michelle Peace, these once unknown dangers have been brought to light. Dr. Peace, a tenured Associate Professor and founding member of VCU’s Department of Forensic Science, joins host and NIJ Scientist Dr. Frances Scott to discuss the history and science of vaping and what it does to our bodies.