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analytical chemistry, trace analysis

Quantum dots shine new light on latent fingermarks

To make invisible fingermarks, well, visible, forensic scientists use chemical compounds like superglue. But what if instead we could make them glow – using quantum dot technology? Continue reading Quantum dots shine new light on latent fingermarks

Unknown's avatarWilliam FeeneyOctober 13, 2020November 9, 20203 Comments
analytical chemistry, trace analysis, Uncategorized

Detecting drugs and explosives in fingerprints

Researchers show how mass spec imaging reveals information on drugs and explosives that a suspect touched, all from their fingerprint! Continue reading Detecting drugs and explosives in fingerprints

Unknown's avatarLauren GandyOctober 10, 2019December 16, 2019Leave a comment
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