Inspiring the Next Generation of Forensic Scientists
In this insightful interview from ISHI 34, Leah Nangeroni of the Center for Forensic Science Research and Education (CFRSE) delves into the nonprofit’s mission to advance forensic science through research, education, and extensive outreach initiatives. Based just outside Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, CFRSE is deeply committed to inspiring future generations of scientists by offering a wide […]
Ask the Experts: Your Direct Line to Forensic DNA Mastery
Every forensic DNA student faces challenges—from navigating research resources to finding your community of like-minded professionals. Understanding this, we have tailored an online forum scheduled for May 8th at 10am CT that not only speaks to these issues but gives you the floor to address them. As a student or early-career professional in […]
Voices of the Future: Insights from ISHI’s Student Ambassadors
In this engaging interview, Ann MacPhetridge of Promega, sits down with the 2023 ISHI Student Ambassadors to discuss their experiences and research in forensic science. The ambassadors, coming from diverse backgrounds and universities, share their excitement and insights from attending workshops and connecting with professionals at the ISHI conference. They delve into their individual research […]
Will Artificial Intelligence (AI) Transform the Future of Life Science Research?
Today’s guest blog is written by Ken Doyle, Promega. Reposted from Promega Connections with permission. Artificial intelligence (AI) is not a new technological development. The idea of intelligent machines has been popular for several centuries. The term “artificial intelligence” was coined by John McCarthy for a workshop at Dartmouth College in 1955 (1), and […]
From Classroom to the Lab: Building the Next Generation of Forensic Experts in a Post-COVID World
Pamela Marshall, the current director of the 4+1 Master’s program at Duquesne University, shares her extensive experience and perspectives at ISHI, a conference she has attended over 10 times. Pam delves into the challenges faced by forensic students, particularly in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, emphasizing the importance of building their confidence and resilience. She […]
Central State University: Developing a New Kind of Forensic Studies Program
Today’s guest blog is written and condensed by Tara Luther, Promega. Reposted from the ISHI Report with permission. Utilizing a National Science Foundation grant, Central State University will be enhancing several programs in the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences over the next three years, including the introduction of a Forensic Studies minor. Genevieve Ritchie-Ewing, […]
Embracing Life’s Journey: Strategies for Nurturing Self-Care and Resilience
Today’s guest blog is written by Ann MacPhetridge, Promega. Reposted from the ISHI Report with permission. Forensic DNA analysts play a vital role in the criminal justice system, helping to solve crimes and bring perpetrators to justice. Due to the high stakes’ nature of the work, it’s common for forensic scientists to experience immense stress, which […]
Can AI Help You Develop a Research Proposal?
Today’s guest blog is written by Jordan Nutting, a Science Writer with Promega. Reposted from the Promega Connections blog with permission. Integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the process of scientific research offers a wealth of efficiency-boosting tools that are transforming the ways scientists can approach their work. Many are already using AI to refine code, automate data […]
To Tweet or Not to Tweet: Microblogging for Science Communication
Today’s guest blog is written by Kerstin Hurd, a Technical Writer Intern with Promega. Reposted from the Promega Connections blog with permission. Microblogging is a form of blogging characterized by a shortened format and frequent posting schedule. Instead of personal websites, microblogs reside on social media platforms or apps, making them accessible to interact with […]
