Introduction to Forensic Science: The Science of Criminalistics is a new textbook that takes a unique and holistic approach to forensic science.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
James T. Spencer is the Laura J. and L. Douglas Meredith Distinguished Teaching Professor, a Fellow of the Syracuse University Center of Excellence, and Founding Executive Director of the Syracuse University Forensic and National Security Sciences Institute (FNSSI) at Syracuse University (SU) in Syracuse, New York, USA. Dr. Spencer has research interests in inorganic chemistry, organometallic chemistry, materials chemistry and solid-state science, new sensor development, renewable energy systems (photovoltaic), and forensic science, and has taught various courses over the years including, most recently, on chemistry in the modern world, general chemistry, organometallic chemistry, forensic science and advanced forensic science, and scientific and career resources in forensic science. He has received numerous awards for his work, including the Chancellor's Citation for Excellence, the highest award for SU faculty and staff, in recognition of outstanding achievement in teaching and scholarship. Dr. Spencer holds a B.A. in Chemistry and a Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry from SUNY Potsdam, and has been published widely in many professional and society journals. He has received the Chancellor's Citation for Excellence, the highest award recognition for SU faculty and staff in recognition of outstanding achievement in teaching, scholarship and creative work.
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1 Introduction 1. Introduction, Historic Development, and Legal Roles of Forensic Science 2. Crime Scene Investigations 3. Science, Pseudoscience, and the Law Part 2 Biological Evidence 4. Methods for Examining Biological Evidence 5. Forensic DNA 6. Forensic Serology 7. Anatomical Evidence: The Outside Story 8. Forensic Medicine: The Inside Story 9. Forensic Anthropology 10. Forensic Ecology Part 3 Chemical Evidence 11. Overview of Chemical Evidence 12. Forensic Spectroscopy 13. Forensic Toxicology 14. Forensic Fire and Explosives Part 4 Physical Properties in Evidence 15. Physical Properties: Mineralogical, Soil, Glass, and Paint Analysis 16. Firearms, Ballistics, and Impression Evidence 17. Forensic Document, Photo, Video Analysis, Voice ID and Linguistics 18. Forensic Engineering and Computer Science Part 5 Behavioural Forensic Evidence 19. Behavioral Forensic Science
Part 1 Introduction 1. Introduction, Historic Development, and Legal Roles of Forensic Science 2. Crime Scene Investigations 3. Science, Pseudoscience, and the Law Part 2 Biological Evidence 4. Methods for Examining Biological Evidence 5. Forensic DNA 6. Forensic Serology 7. Anatomical Evidence: The Outside Story 8. Forensic Medicine: The Inside Story 9. Forensic Anthropology 10. Forensic Ecology Part 3 Chemical Evidence 11. Overview of Chemical Evidence 12. Forensic Spectroscopy 13. Forensic Toxicology 14. Forensic Fire and Explosives Part 4 Physical Properties in Evidence 15. Physical Properties: Mineralogical, Soil, Glass, and Paint Analysis 16. Firearms, Ballistics, and Impression Evidence 17. Forensic Document, Photo, Video Analysis, Voice ID and Linguistics 18. Forensic Engineering and Computer Science Part 5 Behavioural Forensic Evidence 19. Behavioral Forensic Science
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