Final Program: Spectroscopy and Mass Spectrometry in Forensic Science II

Spectroscopy and Mass Spectrometry in Forensic Science II

Date: Wednesday, September 27, 3:15 pm
Forensics - FOR2

Isotopic and Elemental Analysis for Forensics and Attribution of Biological Agents; Douglas C. Duckworth, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Classification of Two-way Data for Forensic Fingerprinting of Fuels by Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry and Gas Chromatography-Differential Mobility Spectrometry; Peter Harrington, Ohio University

Laser Ablation in LIBS and ICP-MS: Plasma and Aerosol Formation Processes; Rick Russo, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Forensic provenancing by NITE.; Jurian Hoogewerff, Institute of Food Research

Improved Location of Forensic Traces Through Optimized Biological and Instrumental Detection pf Vapor Signatures; Kenneth Furton, Florida International University

A Novel LIBS system for Forensic Analysis of Materials; Jose Almirall, Florida International University

Title	Presenting Author	Date	Time
Isotopic and Elemental Analysis for Forensics and Attribution of Biological Agents	Douglas C. Duckworth	Wed Sep 27	3:15 pm
Classification of Two-way Data for Forensic Fingerprinting of Fuels by Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry and Gas Chromatography-Differential Mobility Spectrometry	Peter Harrington	Wed Sep 27	3:35 pm
Laser Ablation in LIBS and ICP-MS: Plasma and Aerosol Formation Processes	Rick Russo	Wed Sep 27	3:55 pm
Forensic provenancing by NITE.	Jurian Hoogewerff	Wed Sep 27	4:15 pm
IMPROVED LOCATION OF FORENSIC TRACES THROUGH OPTIMIZED BIOLOGICAL AND INSTRUMENTAL DETECTION OF VAPOR SIGNATURES	Kenneth Furton	Wed Sep 27	4:35 pm
A Novel LIBS system for Forensic Analysis of Materials	Jose Almirall	Wed Sep 27	4:55 pm

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