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{{Short description|French physician and politician (1907–1965)}} '''Camille Dussarthou''' (4 December 1907 – 27 October 1965) was a French physician and politician. ...

...dash; 4 February 1835, in [[Strasbourg]]) was a French [[forensic medicine|forensic physician]]. [[Category:French forensic scientists]] ...

{{Short description|French forensic scientist}} | birth_place = [[Saint-Chamond, Loire]], [[French Third Republic]] ...

{{DISPLAYTITLE:International Association for Forensic and Legal Linguistics}} ...linguists working in fields related to the area of language and law, or [[forensic linguistics]]. Areas of expertise include (but are not limited to) [[author ...

{{Short description|Canadian forensic scientist (born 1978)}} |field = [[Fingerprint]] [[forensic scientist]] ...

{{Short description|French cartographer and engraver}} | nationality = [[French people|French]] ...

|name = International Society for<br/>Forensic Genetics ...promote scientific knowledge in the field of genetic markers as applied to forensic science.<!-- according to section 2 of the statutes --> ...

{{Short description|French medical doctor}} | field = [[Forensic science]], [[Public health]] ...

{{Short description|Biomedical researcher and forensic anthropologist}} | fields = [[Biomedicine]], [[forensic anthropology]] ...

...herapy|physical therapist]], [[Invention|inventor]] and [[Forensic science|forensic scientist]]. ...invention, so in 1952 she licensed it freely to the [[Government of France|French government]]. She remarked in an interview with the ''[[Afro-American (news ...

...is (drug)|cannabis]]. The test was initially developed in the 1930s by the French Medical Biochemist, Pierre Duquénois (1904&ndash;1986), and was adopted in ...rzman at the University of Minnesota, in collaboration with fourteen other scientists, published a study in The Journal of Criminal Defense that concluded: “Th ...

'''Clea Koff''' (born 1972) is a British-born American [[forensic anthropologist]] and [[author]] who worked several years for the [[United N Koff went on to the master's program in [[forensic anthropology]] at the [[University of Arizona]]. ...

...g of the first academic forensic science programme and of the Institute of Forensic Science ...8 July 1875 – 7 August 1929) was a German–Swiss [[criminology]]-pioneer, [[forensic scientist]], [[professor]] and writer. ...

...a Swiss [[toxicologist]] and coroner. He was one of the "foremost forensic scientists of his generation".<ref name=Calaprice>{{cite book|author=Calaprice, Alice| ...s [[professor ordinarius]] and director of the newly founded Institute for Forensic Medicine.<ref name=Lexikon/> ...

| purpose = [[Human Rights]], [[Forensics|Forensic Sciences]], Government Relations, Relief Efforts ...assists [[governments]] in the exhumation of [[mass grave]]s and [[DNA]] [[Forensic identification|identification]] of [[missing person]]s, provides support to ...

...journal|last1=Catts|first1=E P|last2=Goff|first2=M L|date=1992-01-01|title=Forensic Entomology in Criminal Investigations|url=https://www.annualreviews.org/doi ...lped in maintaining routine bodily hygiene.<ref name="Gennard">Gennard DE. Forensic Entomology: An Introduction. Wiley & Sons Ltd. 2007;1:13-14.</ref> Flies la ...

Lamson fought during the [[Franco-Prussian War]] with the French Ambulance Corps during the 1871 siege of Paris, receiving a [[Legion of Hon ...h University]]. Christison had taught that aconitine was undetectable, but forensic science had improved since Lamson's student days and the poison was easily ...

{{short description|French police officer and biometrics researcher}} ...llon''' ({{IPA-fr|bɛʁtijɔ̃|lang}}; 22 April 1853 – 13 February 1914) was a French police officer and [[biometrics]] researcher who applied the anthropologica ...

...ß, Grosz) (1847–1915) Austrian lawyer, one of the earliest modern forensic scientists * [[Maurice Gross]] (1934–2001), French linguist ...

[[File:Forensic medicine heart.jpg|thumb|The heart of a murder victim]] {{Forensic science|physio}} ...