How Old Is That Fingerprint?
New study discovers molecular markers that could be used to age fingerprints more accurately
Forensics
A New Study Reveals the Earliest Evidence of Opium Use in the Land of Israel
A joint study by the Israel Antiquities Authority, Tel Aviv University, and the Weizmann Institute of Science
Forensic Information Management Should Be More Than a LIMS
Join Lab Manager and our experts as we discuss analyzing cross-case data to identify trends that can be used for predictive and prescriptive intelligence
Using Science to Solve a 1,300-Year-Old Art Mystery
Chemistry experts collaborate with art museum to examine Tang dynasty dancing horse
Crime-Scene Technique Identifies Asteroid Sites
The properties of organic remnants turned into charcoal reflect the conditions in which they were killed
Ancient DNA Provides Genomic History of the ‘Cradle of Civilization’
In three separate studies, researchers build a genomic history of the Southern Arc using ancient DNA
Researchers Develop the First AI-Based Method for Dating Archeological Remains
DNA analysis supplemented by AI enables researchers to accurately date remains up to 10,000 years old
Chicken Bones and Snail Shells Help Archaeologists to Date More Precisely
Archaeologists can more confidently date their finds not just to the year but to the season
Boomerangs Used to Retouch Lithic Tools
Australian Indigenous communities may have used hardwood objects to shape the edges of stone tools
Octopus Lures from the Mariana Islands Found to Be Oldest in the World
Study suggests the ancient Chamoru people may have been the inventors