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Pierre Margot

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Forensic Science International|August 8, 2006
Sugar and fatty acid analysis in ecstasy tabletsInes Baer, Pierre Margot
Forensic Science International|January 17, 2009
New perspectives in the use of ink evidence in forensic science: Part I. Development of a quality assurance process for forensic ink analysis by HPTLCCedric Neumann, Pierre Margot
Forensic Science International|September 1, 2009
New perspectives in the use of ink evidence in forensic science: Part III: Operational applications and evaluationCedric Neumann, Pierre Margot
Journal of Forensic Sciences|May 22, 2010
Considerations on the ASTM standards 1789-04 and 1422-05 on the forensic examination of inkCedric Neumann, Pierre Margot
Forensic Science International|November 7, 2024
The photographic sign and the trichotomy of the traceRomain Voisard, Pierre Margot
Forensic Science International|January 20, 2009
New perspectives in the use of ink evidence in forensic science Part II. Development and testing of mathematical algorithms for the automatic comparison of ink samples analysed by HPTLCCedric Neumann, Pierre Margot
Forensic Science International|April 28, 2009
Analysis of fatty acids in ecstasy tabletsInes Baer, Pierre Margot
Forensic Science International|July 25, 2006
NIR analysis of cellulose and lactose--application to ecstasy tablet analysisInes Baer, Robert Gurny, Pierre Margot
Investigative Genetics|February 2, 2012
Reply to Budowle, Ge, Chakraborty and Gill-King: use of prior odds for missing persons identificationsAlex Biedermann, Franco Taroni, Pierre Margot
Science & Justice : Journal of the Forensic Science Society|December 16, 2014
A forensic science perspective on the role of images in crime investigation and reconstructionQuentin Milliet, Olivier Delémont, Pierre Margot
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Forensic Science International|August 8, 2006
Sugar and fatty acid analysis in ecstasy tabletsInes Baer, Pierre Margot
Forensic Science International|January 17, 2009
New perspectives in the use of ink evidence in forensic science: Part I. Development of a quality assurance process for forensic ink analysis by HPTLCCedric Neumann, Pierre Margot
Forensic Science International|September 1, 2009
New perspectives in the use of ink evidence in forensic science: Part III: Operational applications and evaluationCedric Neumann, Pierre Margot
Journal of Forensic Sciences|May 22, 2010
Considerations on the ASTM standards 1789-04 and 1422-05 on the forensic examination of inkCedric Neumann, Pierre Margot
Forensic Science International|November 7, 2024
The photographic sign and the trichotomy of the traceRomain Voisard, Pierre Margot
Forensic Science International|January 20, 2009
New perspectives in the use of ink evidence in forensic science Part II. Development and testing of mathematical algorithms for the automatic comparison of ink samples analysed by HPTLCCedric Neumann, Pierre Margot
Forensic Science International|April 28, 2009
Analysis of fatty acids in ecstasy tabletsInes Baer, Pierre Margot
Forensic Science International|July 25, 2006
NIR analysis of cellulose and lactose--application to ecstasy tablet analysisInes Baer, Robert Gurny, Pierre Margot
Investigative Genetics|February 2, 2012
Reply to Budowle, Ge, Chakraborty and Gill-King: use of prior odds for missing persons identificationsAlex Biedermann, Franco Taroni, Pierre Margot
Science & Justice : Journal of the Forensic Science Society|December 16, 2014
A forensic science perspective on the role of images in crime investigation and reconstructionQuentin Milliet, Olivier Delémont, Pierre Margot
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