Impact Lead for the Biomedical Research Centre

The main objective of this Action, entitled ‘MULTi-modal imaging of FOREnsic SciEnce Evidence (MULTI-FORESEE)- tools for Forensic Science’, is to promote innovative, multi-informative, operationally deployable and commercially exploitable imaging solutions to analyse forensic evidence. This includes but is not limited to fingermarks, hair, paint, biological fluids, soil, fibers, documents, digital evidence and living individuals. Imaging technologies will include physical, optical, mass spectrometric, spectroscopic, chemical imaging, digital forensic and advanced visualisation techniques (eg. computer vision, augmented reality). The use of imaging technologies enables multiple information to be captured in one analysis, from a single specimen/evidence; information are more easily conveyed and understood allowing a more rapid exploitation. The ‘enhanced’ value of the forensic evidence is conducive to more informed investigations and judicial decisions, thereby contributing to both savings to the public purse and to speedier and stronger Criminal Justice Systems (CJS). http://www.cost.eu/COST_Actions/ca/CA16101

Using advanced Mass Spectrometry Techniques:Research activity; Consultancy; Commercial Research