As a Forensic Reporting Scientist, you will have extensive experience of reporting complex cases, including sexual offences, involving the examination of body fluid evidence and the interpretation of DNA results.
This is a multi-functional and physical role where you will be liaising with our wide range of customers; and be involved in receiving and returning a broad range of forensic samples including those from serious crime scenes and mass disasters.
This is an opportunity to make sure that the ground-breaking system being built to improve VAWG investigations will be fit-for-purpose. You will do this by providing a voice for those directly affected by crime and those who are instrumental in bringing the offenders to justice.
We seek to form a Stakeholder Panel from those with a deep understanding of the needs of: victims, police force staff, service providers and others working with forensics.
In this role you will conduct intelligence led digital forensic investigations on a wide range of digital devices, providing evidence and expert interpretation of the evidence
UK registered academic institutions, research and technology organisations or catapults can apply for a share of up to £9 million to fund innovation projects with businesses or not for profits.
Apply for funding to establish a dedicated Centre for Doctoral Training Plus (CDT+) in Behavioural Research. You must be based at a UK research organisation eligible for ESRC funding.