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NIJ announced $13.6 million in new funding to support 24 projects under the “FY24 Research and Development in Forensic Science for Criminal Justice Purposes” solicitation. These research projects will focus on:
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Preserving skeletal material and the remaining biomolecules.
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Assessing increased performance for DNA quantification.
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Developing a protocol for the rapid detection, differentiation of psilocybin and psilocin in edible matrices.
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Evaluating color testing of seized drugs.
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Analyzing hand detail image comparisons.
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Improving reliability of data interpretation in fire debris analysis.
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Producing holistic estimations for biological profiles.
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Creating a microbial-based model to predict postmortem interval across environmental contexts.
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