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Forensic Odor Analysis: Current Application in Postmortem Examinations
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Entomological examination of the relationship between ante-mortem and post-mortem amitriptyline concentrations in insects
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Ancestry Estimation: Advances and Limitations in Forensic Applications
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Forensic Dentistry as an Analysis Tool for Sex Estimation: A Review of Current Techniques
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Exploration of Rhythmic Patterns of Gene Expression to Estimate the Time of Day a Bloodstain Was Created
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Forensic age estimation in living individuals: methodological considerations in the context of medico-legal practice
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Bone-mineral density: clinical significance, methods of quantification and forensic applications
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Forensic anthropological video-based cases at the Department of Forensic Medicine, University of Copenhagen: a 10-year retrospective review
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SURVIVE: let the dead help the living—an autopsy-based cohort study for mapping risk markers of death among those with severe mental illnesses
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Aqueous electrolytes: retrieving latent fingermarks from crumpled aluminum foil
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Emerging latent fingerprint technologies: a review
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Post-mortem imaging in forensic investigations: current utility, limitations, and ongoing developments
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Forensic body fluid identification: state of the art
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Report on the 22nd World Congress of Psychophysiology, IOP 2025
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Scientific Interrogation: The Strategic Use of Evidence (SUE) Technique
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Investigative Interviewing Priming the Interview Context
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Memory Distortions, Confabulation, and Their Impact on Polygraph Examinations
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Report from the 59th Seminar of the American Polygraph Association (APA), San Diego, August 2025
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Law on Using Polygraph in Lithuania – Latest Developments and its Impact
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Recognition of emotions by analysing facial expressions with FaceReader (Noldus) vs detection of deception by polygraph examination. A pilot study
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Lithuanian govt in favor of polygraph tests for risky aliens, company business reps
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“Soviet polygraph”: metamorphoses and historical facts
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“Believe your chart but don’t ignore your nose”
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The Legal Status of the Polygraph in Germany