Team Members and Students

Juliana Jimenez, MS Forensic Science
_{Querying probabilistic calibration of single-cell and bulk weights-of-evidence}

Tatiana Desarno, MS Forensic Science
_{Synthetic experiments supporting single-cell forensics}

Hailey Cassidy, MS Forensic Science
_{SLC Analytics on bulk mixture outcomes for enhanced validations}

Mary Gray, MS Forensic Science
_{SLC Analytics on bulk mixture outcomes for enhanced validations}

Liliana Berrios, M.S. Forensic Science, WEIGHTS OF EVIDENCE FOR SINGLE-CELL DATA USING EESCIt UNDER DIFFERENT PEAK HEIGHT MODELS AND CONTEXTS
Nidhi Sheth, Ph.D. Computational & Integrative Biology. ANALYZING AND INTERPRETING DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID FROM MULTIPLE DONORS USING A FORENSICALLY RELEVANT SINGLE-CELL STRATEGY
Madison Mulcahy, B.S. and M.S. Chemistry (Biochemistry Track). FORENSIC INTERPRETATION OF GROUPED AND UNGROUPED SINGLE-CELL ELECTROPHEROGRAMS
Ami Reader, B.S. Chemistry and M.S. Forensic Science. NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING AND SINGLE-CELL CONSENSUS PROFILES
Jessica Dominguez Lopez, B.S. Chemistry. NGS WITHIN THE SINGLE-COPY REGIME
Qhawe Bhembe, M.S. Forensic Science (2021) CONFIRMING LONG RUN DESCRIPTIONS OF NOISE FROM FORENSICALLY RELEVANT DNA LABORATORY PIPELINES
Saadia Khan, M.S. Chemistry (2021) EFFECTS OF DNA COPY NUMBER ON SHORT TANDEM REPEAT STUTTER RATIOS
Amanda Gonzalez, M.S. Biology. (2019) DEVELOPING A FORENSICALLY RELEVANT SINGLE-CELL INTERPRETATION STRATEGY FOR HUMAN IDENTIFICATION
Laura Malek, M.S. Biology. (2019) STABILIZING INFORMATION CONTENT IN DNA EVIDENCE TO IMPROVE LAB-TO-LAB INFERENCE