Forensic science marries a number of diverse disciplines including biological and DNA analysis, trace and chemical analysis of non-organics, pathology, and toxicology As such, forensic science utilizes a myriad of techniques and equipment in an attempt to collect, preserve, and identify crime-scene evidence. Recently, advances in biotechnology and instrumentation have revolutionized the modern forensics lab, presenting a host of new challenges and opportunities for the forensic scientist.
Learning Objectives
Advances in instrumentation and equipment for forensic science
How to obtain the best results in the field and in the lab
Application of new and novel techniques and technologies for the forensics lab
Kelly Williams, Labconco Director of Laboratory Products for laboratory glassware washers, filtered glove boxes, and water purification systems.
David Wasescha
Director of Biosafety Products
David Wasescha, Labconco Director of Biosafety Products for XPert systems & workstations, filtered glove boxes, inert glove boxes, combination glove boxes, and aseptic isolators.
