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Título - Análisis Forense

Doctoral Programme in Forensic Analysis

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Presentación - Análisis Forense

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Research in the field of forensic analysis focuses on the development, validation and application of new forensic evidence characterisation methodologies. Different legal and procedural bodies need to ensure that the methods of analysis are reliable, and that they enable the chemical, physical, biological or anthropogenic evidence subject to forensic examination to be unequivocally characterised.

The Doctoral Programme in Forensic Analysis meets the demand for doctors in the field of forensics, and more specifically in the field of advanced laboratories with forensic implications.

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Part-time studies

Duration: 5 - 8 courses

Places available: 2

Approximate fees: 219 €/academic year

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Full-time studies

Duration: 3 - 5 courses

Places available: 23

Approximate fees: 301 €/academic year

Contact

Academic queries: r.barrio@ehu.eus

Administrative queries: mariajesus.sanchoyerto@ehu.es

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Research teams and research topics

Research teams and research topics
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BIOMICS group
  • Allergen molecules of forensic interest in: food, parasites, allergy-causing fungi, drugs and the environment (aeroallergens)
  • Forensic Entomology
  • Genetic lineage markers
  • Highly-degraded DNA
  • New methodologies for analysis of markers of interest in forensic genetics
FARMARTEM group
  • Development of new analytical methods applied to the pharmaceutical and industrial fields
  • Forensic analysis of inks and documents
  • Metabolomics
METABOLOMIPS group/Crystallography and Microanalysis
  • Analytical use of biomimetic polymers, MIPs
  • Forensic Chemical Analysis
  • Mechanisms of action of anti-depressant drugs
  • Metabolomics
  • Molecular Epidemiology of Campylobacter and Arcobacter
  • Multi-functional Composites aimed at the field of health
  • Study of receptors, transducers and effectors in post-mortem human brain