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Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology|March 13, 2023
Penetration performance of protective materials from crossbow attack: a preliminary studyJames Read, Rachael Hazael, Richard CritchleyJournal of Forensic Sciences|May 19, 2025
Crossbow impact effect on clothing and potential associated injuriesRichard Critchley, Niall Patrick Hennessy, James Read, et al.International Journal of Legal Medicine|July 22, 2020
Ballistic protective properties of material representative of English civil war buff-coats and clothingBrian May, Richard Critchley, Debra Carr, et al.International Journal of Legal Medicine|April 30, 2026
Quantitative assessment of the repeatability of PermaGel as a ballistic tissue simulantJames Read, Samuel Yates, Rupert Williams, et al.Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology|March 12, 2024
Sustainable and economical alternatives to fragment capture materials in explosive and ballistic trialsJames Read, Philip Quinlan, Susie Bloodworth-Race, et al.Applied Ergonomics|January 29, 2020
The effect of breast size and bra type on comfort for UK female police officers wearing body armourChris Malbon, Dr Clare Knock, Dr Richard Critchley, et al.Forensic Science International|December 14, 2019
Experimental fragmentation of pipe bombs with varying case thicknessLuciana A da Silva, Steve Johnson, Richard Critchley, et al.International Journal of Legal Medicine|February 16, 2020
Ballistic research techniques: visualizing gunshot wounding patternsTom Stevenson, Debra J Carr, Karl Harrison, et al.Philosophical Transactions. Series A, Mathematical, Physical, and Engineering Sciences|September 11, 2023
Quantification of fragmentation capture materials and an assessment of the viability of economical alternatives: a preliminary studyJames Read, Thomas Ritchie, Laura Brown, et al.Scientific Reports|October 28, 2020
Experimental and computation assessment of thermomechanical effects during auxetic foam fabricationRichard Critchley, Victoria Smy, Ilaria Corni, et al.Pageof 1