Dr. Nunzianda Frascione

Biography

Nunzianda Frascione is a Senior Lecturer in Forensic Science at King's College London, where she leads the Forensic Biochemistry group. Her research focuses on the evidential use of forensic trace evidence, particularly biological fluids and touch DNA. Frascione’s expertise is vital in wildlife forensics, where she collaborates with the police to investigate wildlife crimes, including poaching. She is currently supervising a PhD project that focuses on developing fingermark development methods, especially in relation to wildlife crime in Zimbabwe. Her group is also working on novel biosensor technologies to enhance the detection of biological evidence and develop methods to determine the age of bloodstains. This research is critical as it provides more reliable forensic analysis, thus aiding criminal investigations. Frascione's work involves collaboration with various law enforcement bodies and academic institutions to address challenges in forensic science effectively. She has contributed to multiple publications in peer-reviewed journals and is recognized for her innovative approach to forensic problems.

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