Theresa Stotesbury
@theresastotesbury.bsky.social
scientist .... dry humour advocate....the original awkward peace sign moment ...
<Associate Professor in forensic science (chemistry) at Ontario Tech University>
<Associate Professor in forensic science (chemistry) at Ontario Tech University>
I loved working on this project because it was such a nice combination of analytical, forensic and environmental chemistry. Check it out!
July 29, 2025 at 10:16 AM
I loved working on this project because it was such a nice combination of analytical, forensic and environmental chemistry. Check it out!
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Sunday reading 📚
Learning about blood / bloody prints enhancement from @theresastotesbury.bsky.social
"Handbook of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis" (2024)
Thank you, Theresa !!
#forensics #csi #crimescene
Learning about blood / bloody prints enhancement from @theresastotesbury.bsky.social
"Handbook of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis" (2024)
Thank you, Theresa !!
#forensics #csi #crimescene
June 22, 2025 at 11:54 AM
Sunday reading 📚
Learning about blood / bloody prints enhancement from @theresastotesbury.bsky.social
"Handbook of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis" (2024)
Thank you, Theresa !!
#forensics #csi #crimescene
Learning about blood / bloody prints enhancement from @theresastotesbury.bsky.social
"Handbook of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis" (2024)
Thank you, Theresa !!
#forensics #csi #crimescene
Reposted by Theresa Stotesbury
I’ve setup an #OntarioTech starter pack. If I’ve missed anyone please let me know! go.bsky.app/FUeKasq
November 18, 2024 at 1:37 PM
I’ve setup an #OntarioTech starter pack. If I’ve missed anyone please let me know! go.bsky.app/FUeKasq
Passing along access to one of our latest articles – this one is pretty cool – we looked at fluorophores from the “waste” in routine DNA workflow to age bloodstains. Hopefully this can be integrated into case work one day. One person’s trash can be another person’s treasure! 😉 (thread below)
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November 26, 2024 at 1:21 PM
Passing along access to one of our latest articles – this one is pretty cool – we looked at fluorophores from the “waste” in routine DNA workflow to age bloodstains. Hopefully this can be integrated into case work one day. One person’s trash can be another person’s treasure! 😉 (thread below)