Kevin Farrugia

Senior Lecturer in Forensic Chemistry

De Montfort University

United Kingdom

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Kevin Farrugia is a Senior Lecturer in Forensic Chemistry at De Montfort University, UK. His research focuses on the detection and development of latent fingermarks, including the effects of various powders and solvents, as well as innovative decontamination techniques. Recent articles include studies on UV imaging and the use of non-thermal plasma in forensic applications.

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Paul Sherriffs

Abertay University

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University of Leicester

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Benjamin Jones

Abertay University

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Kelly Sheridan

Northumbria University

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An evaluation of the effect of powders on fingermarks developed with cyanoacrylate fuming

The use of non-thermal plasma for DNA decontamination in a forensic vacuum metal deposition chamber: A proof of concept study

Further research into alternative carrier solvents for the detection of latent fingermarks

Technical note: A preliminary assessment of UV-C imaging using the Full Spectrum Imaging System (FSIS-II) for the detection of latent fingermarks

An investigation into the detection of latent fingermarks on eco-friendly soft plastics packaging

A pseudo-operational trial: An investigation into the use of longwave reflected UV imaging of cyanoacrylate developed fingermarks

Effect of carrier solvent in 1,2-indanedione formulation on the development of fingermarks on porous substrates

Further Pseudo‐Operational Trials with the Lumicyano Double‐ and Co‐Fuming Process for the Detection of Latent Fingermarks

Evaluation of a Hot Print System for the development of latent fingermarks on thermal paper: A pseudo-operational trial

On a knife edge: A preliminary investigation of clothing damage using rounded-tip knives

The optimisation of fingermark enhancement by VMD and Lumicyano™ on thermal paper

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Paul Sherriffs

Rachel Armitage

Benjamin Jones

Kelly Sheridan

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