Fingerprints have a key role in criminal investigations and are the most commonly used form
of evidence worldwide. Significant gaps remain however, in the understanding of fingerprint …

The substances deposited from the fingertip onto a surface during contact between them
represent a highly complex range of chemicals that can be exploited in a variety of ways in a …

Fluorescent micro-and nanosized particles have a broad range of applications in biology,
medicine, and engineering. For these uses, the materials should have high emission …

Fingermarks have long been recognized as one of the most reliable and valuable evidence
for personal identification. In practice, fingerprint analysis primarily concentrates on latent …

Fingermarks are trace evidence of great forensic importance, and their omnipresence makes
them pivotal in crime investigation. Police and law enforcement authorities have exploited …

Fingermarks are among the most important types of evidence that can be encountered at the
scene of a crime since the unique ridge pattern of a fingerprint can be used for …

Pathogenesis of numerous diseases is associated with the formation of amyloid fibrils.
Extrinsic fluorescent dyes, including Thioflavin T (ThT), are used to follow the fibrillation …

Age dating of fingerprints could have a significant impact in forensic science, as it has the
potential to facilitate the judicial process by assessing the relevance of a fingerprint found at …

The question of the age of fingermarks is often raised in investigations and trials when
suspects admit that they have left their fingermarks at a crime scene but allege that the …

Fingerprints have long been and are still considered to be the gold standard for personal
identification in forensic investigations. Developing or enhancing the visualization of …