Archeology
The tape has a new look
Oetzi simulation doll, the world-famous iceman was discovered in Italy in 1991, will have a new face on the 20th anniversary of his found.
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Archeology
The death of Xom Den woman 3,500 years ago
Forensic archeology is a emerging term associated with the strong development of criminal science and forensic science in recent years. In the most recent international…
Biology
Identify human identity by bacteria
The bacteria on human hands are not the same, so they can be used to identify forensics like DNA and fingerprints.
Biology
Hair color remover is the assistant of murderers
Chemicals that people often use to bleach hair may disable the medical doctor's blood detection techniques when investigating homicide.
Animal world
The deer eats people who make the scientific world stunned
Forensic scientists first discovered a deer chewing on ribs on a corpse in a forest in the United States.
Medicine - Health
Protein in hair can help confirm a person's identity
During the criminal investigation, the identity of the suspect will be easily detected if forensic experts find evidence of the DNA at the scene.
Medicine - Health
Detects traces of life after the body dies
Researchers found many genes that can last up to four days after the body dies.
Medicine - Health
Found the 'smell of death'
Identifying the characteristic body odor after death caused scientists to hope to find corpses easier.
Medicine - Health
Identify victim MH17 - a huge challenge with forensics
Identifying the victim's identity in a disaster is not an easy task, especially when limited access to the site and collection of evidence.
Medicine - Health
Secret bath water makes zombies know
Though unable to revive the dead, a Mexican scientist can make the zombies look fresher, know the accusations of criminals through a secret chemical bathing process.
Medicine - Health
New method of forensic examination based on human hair samples
Now scientists at Queen's University, Canada have successfully developed a new method that also produces similar results based on human hair samples.
Medicine - Health
Scanning the skull of a human skull to serve forensic medicine
CT scans can contribute to the 3D forensic database to determine the ancestors and gender of anonymous remains.
Science invention
The unique 'invention' helps people 'look' with ... ears
Scientists at Ecole Polytechnique Federale University (EPFL) in Switzerland have created algorithms to help people locate by sound.
New technology
The new DNA analysis technology promises to shorten the time of detention
Chief researcher Adrian Linacre said that this technology has helped to significantly improve existing DNA analysis tools.
New technology
The UK studies the pedophile crime identification system by hand
Professor Dame Sue Black of Lancaster University, has developed a forensic technique to help identify crime based on hand characteristics.