• Question: How long have you been workinng

    Asked by anon-346854 on 13 Jan 2023.
    • Photo: Lorna Dawson

      Lorna Dawson answered on 13 Jan 2023:

      Since 2004 in forensic science and over ten years before that in science. Experience, expertise and qualifications are important when testifying in court.

    • Photo: Shelina Jilani

      Shelina Jilani answered on 13 Jan 2023:

      Hi, I’ve been working since 2013 (I graduated with my MSc, in 2012 and completed my PhD in 2020). As Lorna has mentioned, experience, expertise and qualifications are very important when giving expert opinion.

    • Photo: Sue Black

      Sue Black answered on 13 Jan 2023:

      I did my first forensic case in 1982.

    • Photo: Caroline Wilkinson

      Caroline Wilkinson answered on 13 Jan 2023:

      Since 1991

    • Photo: Richard Case

      Richard Case answered on 13 Jan 2023:

      Since 8:30am

      Seriously though I started with South Wales Police in 1993, so almost 30 years ago… but I have had an enjoyable and varied career

    • Photo: Katy Bruce

      Katy Bruce answered on 13 Jan 2023:

      I started studying forensics in 2005, gaining my degree in 2009 and going straight onto a PhD. I took a few years break to have children and went back in 2014 and started all over again! I’m nearly done now…phew! But in terms of general work, I started working when I was in year 7!

    • Photo: Kate Barnes

      Kate Barnes answered on 13 Jan 2023:

      I’ve worked in my current job for 12 years but have been working in forensic entomology for 16 years.

    • Photo: Prof. W Meier-Augenstein

      Prof. W Meier-Augenstein answered on 13 Jan 2023:

      I worked my first forensic case on 2004. I have been working on analytical and clinical science since 1990.

    • Photo: Charlie Frowd

      Charlie Frowd answered on 14 Jan 2023:

      Good morning

      Thank you for your question. I did a degree in Psychology and then a PhD that led to the EvoFIT system being created. I’ve worked at University of Central Lancashire in Preston for about 20 years now, teaching, developing EvoFIT and working with police and witnesses and victims of crime. It’s such an exciting job!

      With best regards

      Charlie.

    • Photo: Rachel Armitage

      Rachel Armitage answered on 17 Jan 2023:

      I started working in science when I graduated in 2005 and I have been in my current role for 15 years. I had various other jobs in shops and restaurants when I was at school.

    • Photo: Bryan Williams

      Bryan Williams answered on 20 Jan 2023:

      I came back to university to do my PhD in 2010, so I’ve been working in computer vision for 13 years now, and I started working in identification methodology about 8 years ago.

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