Projects - University of Staffordshire GradEX

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An Investigation Into ISO 17025 Adherence Rates in UK Policing DFU's

This study explores UK police forces' adherence to ISO 17025 standards in digital forensics, identifying trends, inconsistencies in certificates, and recommending further research into accreditation practices across sectors.

Kingsley Ball

Animal Hair Investigations for Wildlife/animal Crime

An investigation into roe deer hair and their characteristics to see if it can be used to identify them.

Mia Gale

Does forensic authentication software add value to criminal investigations?

An Analysis of Amped Authenticate’s Accuracy in Detecting AI-Generated and Real Facial Profiles for Criminal Investigations

Rhiannon Watkins

Drugs in Blood

This study examines the detection of drugs in blood, and how substance levels fluctuate and degrade over time, providing crucial insights for forensic investigations and toxicological assessments.

Jack Cooper

Exploration of Identification Techniques to Locate Covert Camera Devices

This project investigates non-intrusive techniques, such as heat emissions and lens reflection, for locating covert cameras, enhancing privacy protection without disrupting environments or requiring physical interference.

Jord Andrews

Matrix analysis of synthetic cannabinoids

the analyse of paper based drug soaked samples to look into techniques and methods to identify illicit subtances.

Thomas Fradley

Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Unknown Tablets from V-Festival Am

Analysis of unknown drug samples from a Staffordshire festival.

Ellie Glew

TreadMatch: The application leaving an impression on Footwear analysis

My placement produced a report about a new application being used for footwear analysis, called TreadMatch. This report showcases the application and explains the advantages and disadvantages of using it.

Sophie Dallaway

VR as a Tool to Enhance Jury Understanding of Complex Forensic Diagnoses

This research aims to modernise evidentiary presentation practices by making forensic data more accessible and intuitive, reducing bias, improving trial outcomes, and advancing the integration of technology in legal settings.

Jodie Greensmith

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