forensic anthropology

A forensic laboratory professional carefully loads a trace evidence sample into a thermal analysis instrument. The workspace is equipped with both DSC and TGA machines, along with evidence bags containing samples awaiting analysis, highlighting the scientific process of material identification.
This article explains the technical methodologies of thermal analysis in forensic investigations, focusing on evidence characterization and data validation
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Cut wooden logs stacked in a pile
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a black gun handle is swabbed by a person wearing light blue gloves and a lab coat
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a hand holding a scoop of dirt with an overlaid circle depicting a phylogenetic grouping of microbes and a red-eyed fly on the right side of the image, representing an insect-borne suite of microbes that helps decompose flesh after death according to a rigid timetable
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a white DNA helix under a magnifying glass with colorful Sanger sequencing DNA analysis stripes as the background
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ancient human skeletal remains partially unearthed from light brown dirt or sand
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Excavated human remains
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Skeletal remains being excavated
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