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Forensic disciplines combine to develop new fingerprinting technique that could help spot document fraud

Forensic disciplines combine to develop new fingerprinting technique that could help spot document fraud Fingermarks developed on gelatin lifters using the RECOVER system when ( A ) the finger was placed directly onto the gel surface, or fingermarks were lifted from (...

Introducing MVC^® FFLEX M: Fingermark Fuming, Updated

Introducing MVC® FFLEX M: Fingermark Fuming, Updated For more than 35-years, MVC® fuming cabinets have set the benchmark for performance and reliability as the dependable workhorses of forensic laboratories worldwide. Updated with a radical new design, the MVC®FFLEX M...

DISCOVER^®, a 2-part solution for the search, detection, and imaging of evidence at the crime scene and in the laboratory

DISCOVER®, a 2-part solution for the search, detection, and imaging of evidence at the crime scene and in the laboratory. For crime lab directors and forensic science professionals seeking to increase the quality and quantity of evidence being detected at the crime...

Meet AARI^®, the unique new fingerprint imaging system that uses Artificial Intelligence to detect ridge detail and assist forensic examiners.

Meet AARI®, the unique new fingerprint imaging system that uses Artificial Intelligence to detect ridge detail and assist forensic examiners. Could AI-Assisted Ridge Detection be the next big thing in fingerprint examination? Chemical reagents including ninhydrin,...

Longwave Reflected UV for the Enhancement of Cyanoacrylate Fumed Fingerprints

Longwave Reflected UV for the Enhancement of Cyanoacrylate Fumed Fingerprints Research conducted by Foster+Freeman, has added further weight to the argument that Longwave Reflected-UV (LWUVR) imaging should be considered the first choice examination technique when...

Visualising Fluorescent Fingermarks Developed Using 1,2 Indandione

Visualising Fluorescent Fingermarks Developed Using 1,2 Indandione A study has demonstrated that by trimming the illumination wavelength and narrowing the viewing bandwidth, markedly better results can be achieved when examining fingerprints treated using 1,2...

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