New technology could help law enforcement detect smaller amounts of fentanyl with a higher degree of accuracy than any other field-testing tool

Learn more about next-generation sequencing through this carefully crafted crime scene

New device is able to detect trace amounts of nitroaromatic compounds and can be applied to identify the majority of explosives or highly toxic pollutants for medical and forensic evaluations

New analytical tool could aid human rights, public safety workers

Until now, protocols for dissolving hair keratins required roughly 10 milligrams of hair, or about 100 5-centimeter strands—a quantity not likely to be found at a crime scene

Researchers at the University of Arizona College of Medicine - Phoenix say adding neurologic tests to current protocols could help victims of domestic violence seek treatment

FGG is a unique investigative method that can generate leads used by law enforcement to not only identify unknown suspects but to help identify the remains of homicide victims