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Michelle D Miranda

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Forensic Science International. Synergy|October 11, 2021
The trace in the technique: Forensic science and the Connoisseur's gazeMichelle D Miranda
Forensic Science International|March 22, 2026
The use of the tattoo as an investigative tool at the crime sceneDeanna Corsetti, Michelle D Miranda
Forensic Science International|November 3, 2024
Is it time for a unified forensic science taxonomy?Michelle D Miranda, Ciaran H Niceberg, Claude Roux
Science & Justice : Journal of the Forensic Science Society|March 4, 2023
The use of COVID-19 contact tracing app data as evidence of a crimeMarie-Helen Maras, Michelle D Miranda, Adam Scott Wandt
Journal of Forensic Sciences|July 13, 2023
An exercise in scientific problem-solving: Illustrating the utility of the principles of the Sydney DeclarationMichelle D Miranda, Patrick Buzzini, Peter R De Forest, et al.
Forensic Science International|March 14, 2026
Awareness of the Sydney Declaration among forensic science practitioners: An international surveyClaude Roux, Michelle D Miranda, Rebecca Bucht, et al.
Forensic Science International|January 25, 2022
The Sydney declaration - Revisiting the essence of forensic science through its fundamental principlesClaude Roux, Rebecca Bucht, Frank Crispino, et al.
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Forensic Science International. Synergy|October 11, 2021
The trace in the technique: Forensic science and the Connoisseur's gazeMichelle D Miranda
Forensic Science International|March 22, 2026
The use of the tattoo as an investigative tool at the crime sceneDeanna Corsetti, Michelle D Miranda
Forensic Science International|November 3, 2024
Is it time for a unified forensic science taxonomy?Michelle D Miranda, Ciaran H Niceberg, Claude Roux
Science & Justice : Journal of the Forensic Science Society|March 4, 2023
The use of COVID-19 contact tracing app data as evidence of a crimeMarie-Helen Maras, Michelle D Miranda, Adam Scott Wandt
Journal of Forensic Sciences|July 13, 2023
An exercise in scientific problem-solving: Illustrating the utility of the principles of the Sydney DeclarationMichelle D Miranda, Patrick Buzzini, Peter R De Forest, et al.
Forensic Science International|March 14, 2026
Awareness of the Sydney Declaration among forensic science practitioners: An international surveyClaude Roux, Michelle D Miranda, Rebecca Bucht, et al.
Forensic Science International|January 25, 2022
The Sydney declaration - Revisiting the essence of forensic science through its fundamental principlesClaude Roux, Rebecca Bucht, Frank Crispino, et al.
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