Dan Nana Osei Bonsu

Lecturer

Griffith University

Australia

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Dan Nana Osei Bonsu is a Lecturer at Griffith University, Australia. His research areas include forensic DNA analysis, social media data applications in public health, and analytical chemistry related to trace evidence. Recent publications focus on topics such as metal-DNA interactions, methodologies for DNA recovery, and the analytical assessment of gunshot residue.

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Daniel Oteng

Lecturer

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Emmanuel B. Boateng

University of Wollongong

AUSTRALIA

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Leveraging Social Media Data to Understand COVID-19 Prevention Measures in Construction: A Machine Learning Approach

Investigation of a Y‐chromosome screening approach for sexual assault evidence using the QIAGEN Investigator Casework GO! kit

Metal–DNA interactions: Exploring the impact of metal ions on key stages of forensic DNA analysis

From clean spaces to crime scenes: Exploring trace DNA recovery from titania-coated self-cleaning substrates

Quantitative PCR overestimation of DNA in samples contaminated with tin

Lip print enhancement: review

Comparison of Isohelix™ and Rayon swabbing systems for touch DNA recovery from metal surfaces

Spectroscopic (analytical) approach to gunshot residue analysis for shooting distance estimation: a systematic review

Evaluation of the efficiency of Isohelix™ and Rayon swabs for recovery of DNA from metal surfaces

Counterfeit formulations: analytical perspective on anorectics

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Daniel Oteng

Emmanuel B. Boateng

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