Forensic anthropologist Lucina Hackman (CF 2019) has published research on communicating forensic science within the justice system, based on findings from her 2019 Fellowship. The paper is entitled ‘Communication, forensic science and the law’ and appears in the WIREs Forensic Science journal.
Forensic scientist Leisa Nichols-Drew (CF 2018) has published research on preventing knife crime in the peer-reviewed journal Science & Justice. Leisa carried out the research following findings gathered during her Fellowship in 2018 when she travelled to Australia and Canada.
By Leisa Nichols-Drew,
Principal investigator Rebecca-Ann Burton (CF 2015) has contributed research to a report on cardiac arrhythmias which has been published in iScience. Rebecca carried out her research with a Professor of Engineering whom she met on her 2015 Fellowship during a visit to the USA.
By Rebecca Burton,
Prison officer Alex South (CF 2017) won first place in the Beechmore Life Writing competition for her short piece about prison life. The story is entitled ‘One Day at a Time’ and provides an insight into the struggles faced by staff working in prisons. Alex's Fellowship investigated approaches to supporting prison staff.
By Alex South,
Community manager Arfah Farooq (CF 2017) has been named an Angel Investor by Ada Ventures as part of their Ada Angels programme which aims to create a new generation of investors. Arfah will use this support and funding to develop her organisation, Muslamic Makers, a community for Muslims in the tech sector.
By Arfah Farooq,
