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Dr Carlin quoted in New York Times – Poppy seeds

Dr Carlin quoted in New York Times – Poppy seeds

February 22, 2023 Michelle Carlin
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/02/22/us/poppy-seeds-drug-tests-military.html  
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February 22, 2023Dr Carlin quoted in New York Times – Poppy seeds
Drs. Grgicak and Lun License NOCIt to SoftGenetics LLC

Drs. Grgicak and Lun License NOCIt to SoftGenetics LLC

February 22, 2023 Catherine Grgicak
See the entire new story by clicking on the following link, https://research.rutgers.edu/news/rutgers-office-research-signs-exclusive-license-softgenetics-llc-market-innovative-dna
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February 22, 2023Drs. Grgicak and Lun License NOCIt to SoftGenetics LLC
LFTDI investigators awarded Rutgers Camden research funds to couple probabilistic genotyping with forensically relevant NGS pipelines

LFTDI investigators awarded Rutgers Camden research funds to couple probabilistic genotyping with fo...

February 4, 2023 Catherine Grgicak
LFTDI investigators, Drs Catherine M. Grgicak (Chemistry) and Desmond S. Lun (Computer Science) were awarded Rutgers Camden Vice Chancellor for Research funds for project titled: “Coupling probabilistic genotyping with forensically relevant NGS pipelines”, where they will continue developing forensically relevant single-cell strategies for the forensic domain.
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February 4, 2023LFTDI investigators awarded Rutgers Camden research funds to couple probabilistic genotyping with fo...
Chancellor’s grant for assistant professor research development

Chancellor’s grant for assistant professor research development

February 4, 2023 Michelle Carlin
Grant awarded to Dr Carlin for project entitled: ALLSTATE CBD: A LongitudinaL STudy investigating cAnnabinoids and metaboliTEs in biological samples of cannabidiol (CBD) and cannabis consumers Collaborator: Dr Alberto Salomone,  Associate professor, University of Turin, Italy
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February 4, 2023Chancellor’s grant for assistant professor research development
Dr Carlin to present research at Coriell Institute for Medical Research

Dr Carlin to present research at Coriell Institute for Medical Research

January 17, 2023 Michelle Carlin
Dr Carlin will present “Opium alkaloids and thermally processed poppy seeds and their impact on forensic toxicology” at the research seminar on Wednesday 18th January 2023
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January 17, 2023Dr Carlin to present research at Coriell Institute for Medical Research
M.S. in Chemistry student Madison Mulcahy accepts Scientist position at Ortho Clinical Diagnostics. Congratulations!

M.S. in Chemistry student Madison Mulcahy accepts Scientist position at Ortho Clinical Diagnostics.&...

January 9, 2023 Catherine Grgicak
M.S. Chemistry student Madison Mulcahy accepts a Scientist position at Ortho Clinical Diagnostics after working with LFTDI for three years as a research student. Madison made enormous contributions to the development of single-cell solutions to the forensic DNA mixture problem. Her work was recently showcased as a poster at the International Society of Forensic Genetics conference in Washington DC. We wish Madison all the best!
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January 9, 2023M.S. in Chemistry student Madison Mulcahy accepts Scientist position at Ortho Clinical Diagnostics.&...
Prof. Kimberlee Moran funded by the Fulbright Specialist Program to travel to Belize

Prof. Kimberlee Moran funded by the Fulbright Specialist Program to travel to Belize

December 29, 2022 Kimberlee Moran
Professor Kimberlee Moran will travel to Belize in January 2023 to to initiate a new partnership between the Belize National Forensic Science Service (NFSS) and the Rutgers Forensic Consortium (RFC), a team of forensic science professionals, coordinated by Professor Moran. The NFSS identified several forensic science needs pertinent to its mission: ● unidentified skeletal remains ... Continue reading Prof. Kimberlee Moran funded by the Fulbright Specialist Program to travel to Belize...
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December 29, 2022Prof. Kimberlee Moran funded by the Fulbright Specialist Program to travel to Belize
Sung Won Oh accepts a Scientist position at Reaction Biology. Congratulations!

Sung Won Oh accepts a Scientist position at Reaction Biology. Congratulations!

December 17, 2022 Jinglin Fu
Sung Won Oh accepts a Scientist position at Reaction Biology. Congratulation to her new job!
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December 17, 2022Sung Won Oh accepts a Scientist position at Reaction Biology. Congratulations!
Methods of Toxicological Analysis – chapter just published!

Methods of Toxicological Analysis – chapter just published!

November 9, 2022 Michelle Carlin
Book chapter just published (8th Nov 2022) by Michelle G. Carlin with co-author Prof Simon W. Lewis from Curtin University, Perth, Australia on Methods of Toxicological Analysis in Encyclopedia of Forensic Sciences, 3rd Edition, Ed Max Houck, Elsevier Press
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November 9, 2022Methods of Toxicological Analysis – chapter just published!
Pharmacology & Mechanism of Action of Drugs – chapter just published!

Pharmacology & Mechanism of Action of Drugs – chapter just published!

November 9, 2022 Michelle Carlin
Book chapter just published (8th Nov 2022) by Michelle G. Carlin on Pharmacology & Mechanism of Action of Drugs in Encyclopedia of Forensic Sciences, 3rd Edition, Ed Max Houck, Elsevier Press
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November 9, 2022Pharmacology & Mechanism of Action of Drugs – chapter just published!
Hyphenated chromatographic techniques in forensic science – just published!

Hyphenated chromatographic techniques in forensic science – just published!

November 9, 2022 Michelle Carlin
Book chapter just published (8th Nov 2022) by Michelle G. Carlin on Hyphenated Techniques in Forensic Science in Encyclopedia of Forensic Sciences, 3rd Edition, Ed Max Houck, Elsevier Press
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November 9, 2022Hyphenated chromatographic techniques in forensic science – just published!
Forensic Science Program offers training

Forensic Science Program offers training

October 17, 2022 Kimberlee Moran
Training opportunities are available to law enforcement professionals through the Rutgers Forensic Science Program.  In August 2022, over 60 crime scene personnel, detectives, and investigators participated in 3 days of forensic DNA training.  Read more about it here: https://stories.camden.rutgers.edu/forensics-training/index.html
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October 17, 2022Forensic Science Program offers training
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Science Building, Room 108
315 Penn St.
Camden, NJ 08102
Phone: (856) 225-6142
Fax: (856) 225-6506

 

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Mr. Peter Fazzino, Department of Chemistry

fazzino@camden.rutgers.edu

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