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Projects for Literature Thesis
Results: 1 - 12 of 12
Results: 1 - 12 of 12
Doping related literature theses topics in collaboration with Doping Authority Netherlands (DAN)
Forensic Expertise Area: Chemical Analytical Chemistry
Post-mortem redistribution of psychoactive medicinal drugs
Forensic Expertise Area: Forensic toxicology
Biochemical interpretation in post-mortem samples
Forensic Expertise Area: Forensic biochemistry
Tertiary (concentric) fractures in cranial gunshot trauma
Forensic Expertise Area: Forensic Anthropology
Ballistic trauma in human long bones
Forensic Expertise Area: Forensic Anthropology
Deep Fakes
Forensic Expertise Area: Face biometrics, computer vision
Chemical attribution and profiling of chemical warfare agents
Forensic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry
The use of DART-MS in forensic chemistry
Forensic Expertise Area : Forensic Chemistry, Instrumental Analysis
Illicit-drug impurities as candidates for synthesis route-specific markers
Forensic Chemistry – Illicit Drugs
The use of NMR in Forensic Chemistry
Forensic Expertise Area : Forensic Chemistry, Instrumental Analysis
Area of interest: Forensic Toxicology, New Drugs, Doping, Dried Blood Spot (on-site testing)
Are you interested in Forensic Toxicology, New Drugs, Doping or Dried Blood Spot (on-site testing)? This is your chance to come up with your own subject for a literature thesis!
Element analyses in plastics by (LA-)ICP-MS
Forensic Expertise Area: Analytical chemistry
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