Below is a listing of the Class of 2022 research presentations, viewable online.
Jacob Bennett
Lay Seminar Presentation:
Malware: A Summary
Research Presentation:
Performance Checks of QIAGEN® EZ1 Advanced xLs
Tom Beuerle
Lay Seminar Presentation:
Drug Trafficking: A Comprehensive look at Advancements in Impurity Profiling
Research Presentation:
Comparison of Blood Sample Volumes by SLE+ Automated Extraction and UPLC-QTOF-MS Drug Screening
Haley Bolt
Lay Seminar Presentation:
The CSI Effect and the Criminal Justice System
Research Presentation:
Savannah Bowery
Lay Seminar Presentation:
Medical Examiners and Coroners: A Look Into the Systems and the Disparities Between Them
Research Presentation:
Drug-Related Death Trends from 2018 to 2020 in Northeastern Tennessee
Arcelia Cohen
Lay Seminar Presentation:
The Value and Practice of Forensic Entomology
Research Presentation:
Shelby Fasching
Lay Seminar Presentation:
Curl Up and Dye: How Hair Is Used in Forensics
Research Presentation:
Internal Validation of the RapidHIT™ ID System v1.3.1 Using RapidLINK™ Software v1.1.5
John Garzanelli
Lay Seminar Presentation:
A Brief Analysis of Forensic Psychology
Research Presentation:
Analysis and Classification of Pyrolyzed Plastics Using Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy
Amanda Kemmerer
Lay Seminar Presentation:
DNA Identifications After the 9/11 World Trade Center Attacks
Research Presentation:
Establishing a ‘Stop at’ Quantification Concentration for Autosomal and Y Targets using Quantifiler Trio, Verifiler Plus and Yfiler Plus
Rayna Mock
Lay Seminar Presentation:
Forensic Odontology and How it is Used in Criminal Cases
Research Presentation:
Shelby Morgan
Lay Seminar Presentation:
The Innocence Project: Using Technological Advancement to Reform the Criminal Justice System
Research Presentation:
Validation of Concurrent Quantitation of Ethanol, Acetone, Methanol, and Isopropanol via Headspace/Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry/Flame Ionization Detection
Michaela Ward
Lay Seminar Presentation:
Partners in Crime: K-9 Units
Research Presentation:
Comparison of Ignitable Liquid Abundance on Layers of Wood Flooring
