Forensic Science*
Max HouckForensic science* issues, commentary, and discussion by an award-winning 30-year veteran of the industry.
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Dry-labbing
There is a term of art in the forensic sciences (and in scientific research generally) for one of the most brazen forms of fraud a scientist can commit. It is called dry labbing,1 and the name is almost admirably honest about what it descri...
Training Day
Probation comes from the Latin probare, to test, to try, to prove. It is the same root that gives us proof, and probe, and the approbation we extend to something once it has survived scrutiny. A probationary period is supposed to be a perio...
One hundred and thirty years of being experts
Charles Francis Himes taught natural science at Dickinson College for thirty-one years, took a doctorate at Giessen, photographed the total solar eclipse of 1869 for the federal government, and lectured the citizens of Carlisle on the telep...
Bad Dog, New Tricks
In 1876, an Italian army physician named Cesare Lombroso published L’uomo delinquente (The Criminal Man), a book built on calipers and skulls.1 Lombroso had spent years measuring the craniums of soldiers, prisoners, and cadavers, convinced...
Forty-Five Years of Showing Up: A Tribute to Paul Speaker
I want to step outside the usual territory of this newsletter to mark something personal. My friend and longtime collaborator Paul Speaker retired this spring after forty-five years on the finance faculty at West Virginia University’s John...
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An award-winning international expert in the forensic sciences, Dr. Max M. Houck has over 30 years of expertise in forensic casework, research, management, and writing. Image by Alex Kondratiev/Unsplash.com
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