Cool science

Gwaze-not guilty. DNA expert warns washing cycles "really changes everything'' in DNA interpretations nzh.tw/10809244 via @nzherald 15 hours ago

ID by fingerprints: not fact but opinion: Many people in New Zealand still seem unaware of the substantial shake... bit.ly/LA5Y0B 18 hours ago

Inmates challenge Kentucky's post-conviction DNA testing law - but state won't allow it cjky.it/JKoINE 2 days ago

New Zealand Detective Supports Innocence of Man He Helped Convict... wp.me/p2224n-1ci via @wordpressdotcom 1 week ago

Parents reunited with baby after court rules fractures were caused by rickets gu.com/p/37ejm/tw via @guardian 1 week ago

UK CCRC isn't perfect, but at least they have one. NZ needs one too. gu.com/p/3538a/tw via @guardian 1 week ago

'Innocent man' in jail 20 years: NZH - we've been working on this case for 1.5 years, and a way to go yet nzh.tw/10806944 via @nzherald 1 week ago

Co-proxamol withdrawal in UK leads to reduction in deaths fortox.org/co-proxamol/ 1 week ago

Posted on 2 February, 2010 by Forensic Scientist

Some of us Scibloggers were called ‘cool’ this week by the Taranaki Daily News – Cool science. It is cool indeed to be called a cool scientist.

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