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One of the oldest and most prestigious forensic science programs in the country, located at the George Washington University
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What a successful week of scientific research at AAFS2026 in New Orleans! Congratulations to all of our student and professor speakers and poster presentations! Big thanks to the Ernest Convention Center and AAFS for hosting a great conference 💙🩵
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We had such a fun time at our Halloween event tonight! Thanks for stopping by despite the cold and rain. We loved all of the amazing costumes! 🎃 Happy Halloween
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🎃🕸️ Presenting RHA’s Annual HalloVern for 2025!! 🕸️🎃 Come enjoy an adventurous Autumn night of spooks, haunts, and candy, all on GWU’s beautiful Mount Vernon Campus! With the Academic Hall FULL of haunts and adventures, you will undoubtedly be in for the time of your life :) Can’t wait to see you there >:D #rha #halloween #hallovern #mountvernoncampus #hauntedhouse
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jack of all trades, master of science
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I actually did stuff this semester🫀🧫🕺🏻
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Don't miss our upcoming #L2TVU Conversation focused on genetic information. Given the newness of genomic information being integrated into medicine, business, criminal justice, and people’s personal lives, many questions exist about how these data can best be used for the good of health and society, as well as about the ethics of privacy and the potential problems with the availability of one’s genomic information. Join us for a chat with relevance to medicine, law enforcement, ancestry, and more. 🗓️ 3/28 🕚 11am CT 📍 Zoom Moderator: @conleyaaron Panelists: Daniele Podini, Ellen Wright Clayton, and Register today using the link in our bio! #GeneticInformation #genetics #genome #DNA #ethics #bioethics #vandygram #webinar #ancestry #CriminalJustice Image announcing the upcoming “Lab-to-Table” event (name at top of image). On the left side are photographs of the moderator and the three panelists, all sitting inside a gold or tan block, laid out in a 2 x 2 grid. Top left: Aaron Conley. Top right: Daniele Podini. Bottom left: Ellen Wright Clayton. Bottom right: Bradley Malin. On the right is the title of the event, “Genetic Information: Balancing Ethics and Impact,” and the date and time of the event “March 28, 11:00 AM CT.” Below that is text that says “FREE VIRTUAL EVENT.” At the bottom is the wordmark of the School of Medicine Basic Sciences.
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How does forensic science aid in investigations? Swipe to learn! . Full article: https://bit.ly/sudburybonescase . #forensics #forensicscience #forensicsciences #forensicnews #gw #gwu #georgewashingtonuniversity #gwforensics
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This week’s Feature is Professor Kelly Knight! 🔬 Kelly Knight is a forensic scientist, associate professor at George Mason University, where she also runs the forensic DNA lab, and a STEM Accelerator. She’s also the co-founder and director of the Females of Color and those Underrepresented in STEM summer programs for middle and high school girls. 🔬 Prof. Knight is currently pursuing a PhD in Science Education Research. As an expert in both forensic serology and forensic DNA analysis, she has testified in court trials and has significant experience with forensic casework on top of her research. 🔬 “My biggest inspirations in STEM right now are the women in my STEM circle on Instagram quite honestly.  These women are so raw and so real about the issues they deal with on a day-to-day basis and about their journeys in STEM.” 🔬 Not only does Kelly draw from the support of the women in STEM community on Instagram, she actively empowers and inspires others! Kelly shares advice for scientists, some of her research (check out her post on “Body Farms” if you aren’t squeamish!), and her experience in STEM all while teaching, raising 2 sons, and going through chemotherapy! It’s Kelly’s honesty and genuine spirit that make her not only an incredible scientist, but also such a strong woman that so many look up to! 🔬 Check out the full feature, up now, to hear more from Kelly about being a professor, how she got into STEM, and forensic science!
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