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FSR published all International @IAFS2026 abstracts.
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Issue Highlight!
FSR Vol.11 Issue 2 is available online! 12 papers covering forensic anthropology, forensic odontology, forensic pathology, trace evidence, stable‑isotope food forensics, gunshot residue, etc.
Welcome to read, retweet and cite! 👉 researching.cn/fsr/volumes/1…
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FSR Vol. 11, No. 2
A new review in Forensic Sciences Research exposes a sharp paradox:
Isotopes can “detect” fraud — but they cannot always “quantify” it to courtroom standards.
Welcome read and share:
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#ForensicScience #FoodFraud #StableIsotopes #FSR
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FSR Vol. 11, No. 2 Research article
An inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry methodology to estimate shooting distance based on distribution radius of GSR around the hole by Xiang Li
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#Forensic #elementalanalysis #gunshotresidue #shootingdistance
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FSR Vol. 11, No. 2 Research article
Estimating the population affinity allocations of South African crania using 3D-ID
by Tamara Lottering, Desiré Brits, Ann H. Ross, and Candice Small
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#ForensicAnthropology #PopulationAffinity #3DID #Craniometrics #FSR
FSR Vol. 11, No. 2 Research article
Pollen in the courtroom: enhancing forensic palynology with quantitative modelling
by Julia Webb, M. Jane Bunting and Michelle Farrell
Read the full article: researching.cn/articles/OJfa…
#forensics #pollen #taphonomy #forensicpalynology
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3,665 cases of fatal falls from height. Only 1.6% were homicides.
But identifying those 60 cases — often disguised as accidents — is where forensic pathology matters most.
Del Duca et al. on the diagnostic protocol for homicidal falls. researching.cn/articles/OJ39…
#ForensicPathology
FSR Vol. 11, No. 2 Research article
Comparative analysis of Chaillet and Demirjian’s 8‑teeth method and Acharya’s population‑specific formula for dental age estimation in the Gujarati population of Western India
by Shah et al. researching.cn/articles/OJba…
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Autopsy reads bodies not just for how people died, but how they lived. The 2017 Minnesota Protocol makes autopsy a human‑rights safeguard — failing to probe suspicious deaths violates the right to life. 🧵 #ForensicScience #HumanRights #MinnesotaProtocol
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Forensic Sciences Research Vol.11, No.2
Title: Human rights in the silence of death: the Minnesota Protocol and the autopsy as a narrator of life
Author: Duarte Nuno Vieira
Full text: researching.cn/articles/OJ10…
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Vol. 11, No. 2
Upper airway + AI = high-accuracy sex & age estimation from CBCT.
Ni et al. measured 10 upper airway parameters in 440 adults. Decision tree achieved 96.3% sex accuracy; deep learning hit 100%.
Read more:
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#ForensicImaging #CBCT #AI #FSR
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2650 BC: Imhotep — the world's first forensic expert.
2026: Egyptian medical students train with GenAI.
4700 years of continuous forensic medicine education — Dina Ali Shokry on a remarkable story of continuity across civilisations.
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#Forensic #Education
1834: 37 medical schools taught forensic medicine in Britain.
2026: Most UK universities still don't recognise it at undergraduate level.
Peter Vanezis OBE on where it went wrong — and how to fix it.
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#forensic #ForensicScience #MedicalEducation #UK #FSR
"The measure of a society lies not only in how it protects the living, but also in how it honoursthe dead."
Humanitarian Forensic Action — forensic science in service of dignity, truth and memory.
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#HumanitarianForensicAction #ForensicScience #HumanDignity
Forensic science is a case-based, research-oriented, science-based endeavour to study traces — the remnants of past activities.
This is not just a definition. It is a lifeline.
Claude Roux on reclaiming forensic science as the science of traces.
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#Forensic
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"AI performs best as decision-support, not decision-making."
Sartori, Pietrini & Orrù review the evidence — from RAG-powered document review to suicide risk estimation — and map what AI can and cannot do.
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#ForensicPsychiatry #ForensicPsychology #AI #LLM
1968: 350 target analytes per urine sample.
2026: 750+ target analytes.
Anti-doping has come a long way — but the race is far from over.
Francesco Botrè (WADA lab director) in conversation with Guest Editor Santo Davide Ferrara.
Open access: researching.cn/EN/HPArticle/…
#Doping #FSR
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What happens when a discipline expands from bones to genomes, from dead to living ?
Cattaneo et al. critically assess the advances AND unmet needs of 21st-century forensic anthropology.
A perspective, not just a review.
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#ForensicAnthropology #forensic #FSR
Honored to see TIAFT Past President Dimitri Gerostamoulos highlight Alan W. Jones' comprehensive review on the past, present & future of forensic toxicology — now in Forensic Sciences Research.
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#TIAFT #ForensicToxicology #FSR
From 19th-century poison detection to LC-QTOF-MS and AI on the horizon — Alan W. Jones traces 200 years of forensic toxicology in his landmark review for FSR.
The past is prologue. The future?
Read the full review:
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#forensics #forensictoxicology #Future
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