This article focuses mainly on the gathering and preservation of gathered evidences made by Forensic Science Service or FSS, specifically on the crimes considered as rape with integrity and making things less stressful for the victim, handling them with exceptional sensitivity. This article also stresses the importance of forensic science knowledge or forensic awareness in […]

The absorption-elution method is the present method of choice for the indirect typing of bloodstains but in some cases the forensic microscope can be used. Even the Stains as old as 11 years can be typed by the absorption-elution procedure.

This article focuses mainly on the gathering and preservation of gathered evidences made by Forensic Science Service or FSS, specifically on the crimes considered as rape with integrity and making things less stressful for the victim, handling them with exceptional sensitivity. This article also stresses the importance of forensic science knowledge or forensic awareness in […]

Performing a dependable hair investigation requires maintaining a reliable microscope. It must be reserved in good working condition and appropriately adjusted for proper illumination. Basic care and cleaning processes must be followed to prevent dust, dirt, fingerprints, or other contaminants from affecting the usage of the microscope. Illumination The sampling field is enlightened with a […]

Standard specification of a conventional microscope follows. Every microscope is supplied with its own carrying case, shoulder strap, LED illuminator and frosted filter. Body: Die cast aluminum in a padded protective case Head: Monocular Eye-piece: Wide field W10x Objectives: Triple nosepiece with three objectives with long working distances 4s, 10x, and 40x for the bright […]

Forensics is a foundation of the criminal justice system. With the use of forensic microscopes, a lot of crime investigation has been solved and busted. However, the limits and abuses of the “science” of forensics have been carefully explored—from fingerprinting, the use of which dates back over a hundred years, to relatively recent analyses of […]

Forensic microscopes have evolved from a basic or the most simple microscope invented by Anton van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723), Dutch. He had made microscopes and had performed pioneering discoveries concerning protozoa, red blood cells, capillary systems, and the life cycles of insects. Born in Delft, Holland, Leeuwenhoek received little or no scientific education. While a haberdasher […]

Forensic microscopes can be a teaching, comparison, or any electron microscopes for as long as they are being used for forensics examination. The word forensics is derived from the Latin for?nsis meaning public or forum. It pertains mostly to or applicable to personal injury, murder, and other legal proceedings.
Prior to the microscopes the most important […]

The latest technology provide a new level of accuracy, comfort and convenience for forensic examiners and for trace evidence comparisons in forensic science laboratories combines the latest opto-mechanical developments in light microscopy with unsurpassed ease of use and human engineering. The latest models of forensic microscopes has entirely new comparison bridge design, which integrates a […]