Forensic Science*
Max HouckForensic science* issues, commentary, and discussion by an award-winning 30-year veteran of the industry.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Architecture of Forensic Knowledge: Ontology, Transformation, and Capture
Bonus material for those of you who like starting your day with a discussion of ontology and epistemology1:
Death is a Growth Industry: 2
I never intended to be a forensic scientist. I was going to be a school teacher, at least that’s what my mom wanted. An average student, the only classes I really excelled in were sociology, literature, and Latin. My sociology teacher, Mr. ...
Word of the day: Palimpsest
Forensic science* tends to speak about evidence as if it were a thing that simply waits to be found but objects are not inert containers of meaning. They are accretions, they are worked, reworked, repurposed, and overwritten. Evidence, in t...
Death is a Growth Industry, Chapter 1
I’ve worked in forensic science for over 35 years. I’ve worked at the city, state, and federal levels of government as a scientist. I’ve worked in a morgue, the FBI Laboratory, and the Smithsonian Institution. I’m a forensic anthropologist ...
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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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