Ruth MorganMay 265 minWe have a funding crisis in forensic science - how do we fix it?It’s generally accepted that forensic science is by definition interdisciplinary as it sits at a nexus of multiple disciplines and...
Ruth MorganMar 5, 20205 minA little of my interdisciplinary journey so far...sand dunes to forensic scienceThis post is drawn from a piece that came out recently in Generation Tribe. I hope that it's helpful to share some of my journey..
Ruth MorganNov 6, 20195 minFive reflections from the World Economic Forum Global Future Council Annual MeetingDiversity, humility, leadership, facilitation, and legacy...
Ruth MorganSep 2, 20193 minForensics? What's in a word?Why get so pedantic about a shorthand term? Terms (and so names) carry weight and they are key factors in defining an identity.
Ruth MorganAug 30, 20195 minForensic science or forensic sciences? What’s the big deal?Names matter. The term we use to name our discipline will define what that discipline is and critically what it will become.
Ruth MorganJul 12, 20194 minFive reflections from a Young Scientist at World Economic Forum Annual Meeting of the New ChampionsIt’s going to take a while to fully digest and reflect, but for now here are my top five takeaways from the meeting..
Ruth MorganJun 21, 20195 minScience and justice: gaps and dialogueWhen the report from the Lords inquiry talks about the importance of law professionals needing training, it’s not asking lawyers to become..
Ruth MorganMay 24, 20194 minForensic science and research – why we’re here and where we could go. Part IIThe House of Lords inquiry report offers a coherent overview of the current situation, and the gaps that need filling.
Ruth MorganMay 17, 20194 minAfter the inquiry, where to for forensic science research? Part IThe Institute will need to be willing to break new ground, to reimagine the future of forensic science & be willing to foster the dialogue..
Ruth MorganMay 10, 20193 minForensic science oversight and accountability – the missing link?..the urgent need for action is clearly stated and strongly worded in the report, and what is at stake without action is untenable.
Ruth MorganMay 1, 20194 minThe House of Lords Science and Technology Committee inquiry into Forensic Science: a brave new worldThe House of Lords Science and Technology Committee’s inquiry into forensic science is unique in taking a holistic view of forensic...
Ruth MorganMar 31, 20192 minPicturing the invisibleWe have just finished a two-day workshop that has enthused, refreshed, expanded, and (in a good way) blown my mind. I have been seated...
Ruth MorganFeb 28, 20193 minAchieving interdisciplinary?The term ‘Interdisciplinary’ is something of a buzz word at the moment – it’s used often and liberally, and makes a huge amount of sense...
Ruth MorganDec 31, 20183 minCrime Science v Crime Fiction?I have always enjoyed crime fiction, especially the art of the twist, that one little detail that is revealed at the end that turns...
Ruth MorganNov 8, 20183 minMisleading evidence? Show me the data?One of the most tricky questions I get asked is ‘how big a deal is the misinterpretation of forensic science evidence really?’ We all...
Ruth MorganOct 2, 20182 minThe hedgehog, the fox and forensic science?There are many schools of thought that address leadership in complex environments. I have been really struck by the contrast first...
Ruth MorganAug 24, 20182 minCascade bias‘Cascade bias’ is a relatively new term on the block that we introduced in the literature in 2017. It has great significance for how we...
Ruth MorganAug 3, 20183 minThe ‘dark figure’ of misinterpreted forensic science evidenceForensic science often hits the headlines for the wrong reasons. It’s interesting that what makes a headline is often a very different...
Ruth MorganJul 20, 20182 minForensic science needs answersThere is no doubt that forensic science has had a tumultuous time; just the last 12 months have highlighted high profile cases such as...
