by Charlotte Primeau | Sep 10, 2025
Artificial intelligence is being discussed more and more as a possible solution to the challenges in forensic science and the criminal justice system, particularly for workload pressures, and the summarisation of complex data. Especially within the criminal justice...
by Charlotte Primeau | Dec 7, 2024
For this blog post I have produced a podcast using NotebookLM to discuss one of my research projects that was published last year. The paper entitled “Can later fingerprint disclose the sex of the donor? A preliminary test study using GC-MS analysis of latent...
by Charlotte Primeau | Apr 11, 2022
Currently I work as the osteoarchaeologist for the COMMIOS project at the University of York. As part of this project I analyse human remains from the British Iron Age. I am hugely curious about every skeleton that I encounter, and I love teasing as much information...
by Charlotte Primeau | Apr 8, 2022
The article below was featured in The Conversation on the 13th of January 2022. Please see the article here: Asylum seekers: why UK needs to change how it assesses the age of new arrivals. In this article I write my response to the announcement by the Home Office, in...
by Charlotte Primeau | Apr 29, 2020
Welcome to my first guest blogger, my bone colleague: Annie Mason! I have invited Annie as her research combines two of my favorite subjects: radiographic images and animals, in Annie’s case primates – hope you enjoy! Hi! I am Annie! I did my undergraduate degree in...
