Forensic scientists have discovered a new way of presenting fragile evidence, by reconstructing a 'jigsaw' of human bone fragments using 3D printing. In the first known study of its kind, researchers took fragmented burnt human bones and tested the ability to make 3D models suitable to be shown to a jury in court.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/06/200624095950.htm
What type of evidence would the burnt bones represent?
Which university completed the study?
What are the two different types of imaging techniques(Answer one)?
What are the two different types of imaging techniques(answer the other one here)?
The researchers ultimately found that 3D imaging and printing allowed for effective physical fit analysis without _____________________ handling the original fragments.
By limiting the handling of fragile forensic evidence minimizes what two things(answer one here)?
By limiting the handling of fragile forensic evidence minimizes what two things(answer the other one here)?
Interaction with 3D virtual models and animations also provides 360 degree visualisation in an engaging, __________________ and potentially impactful way, improving a jury's understanding.