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Students of Distinction
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Grad Student Alicja Kutyla has received a prestigious fellowship from the Smithsonian
Institution. She's also been examining pork ribs that Dr. Hugh Berryman blasted with
a pistol. Dr. Hugh Berryman, director of FIRE, and Alicja Kutyla, a biology master's degree student, presented a paper at the American Academy of Forensic Science Annual Meeting in Washington, DC in February 2008 winning them the Ellis R. Kerley Award and $1000. A research proposal by Dr. Hugh Berryman and student Alicja Kutyla, �Primer-Derived Gunshot Residue on Bone�Determination of its Presence and Maximum Gun-to-Target Distance,� has been selected for funding of $2,000 by the Forensic Sciences Foundation Lucas Research Grant Program for 2008-09. |
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Papers Submitted for Presentation at the 2009 annual meeting of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences in Denver, Colorado |
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Cervical Vertebrae Entrapment in the Noose as Evidence of Cause of Death by Hanging in Skeletal Cases: Three Remarkable Finds, Jennifer Ledford, BA*, Barrett Gobelet, BA, and Hugh E. Berryman, PhD, Forensic Institute for Research and Education, Middle Tennessee State University, P.O. Box 89, Murfreesboro, TN 37132 |
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