Forensic Science
I work as a scientist at the Forensic Digital Biometrics Traces department, at the Netherlands Forensic Institute. I’m an expert witness in the area of forensic (video) image processing and biometrics such as manipulation detection on deepfakes. Within the team Forensic Big Data Analysis I do research on artificial intelligence on text, images and video. I was Past President of the American Academy of Forensic Science 2019-2020 and chairman of the ENFSI Forensic IT Working group. At the moment I am chair Forensic Data Science by special appointment at the Institute for Informatics, University of Amsterdam for one day a week.Zeno Geradts
I am a professor in Forensic Biophysics at the Faculty of Medicine (AMC-UvA) and focus in my research on the interface of applied physics, chemistry and biomedical sciences. Earlier I worked on optical techniques for diagnostics in medical oncology, such as fluorescence imaging and optical coherence tomography.Maurice Aalders
After working as a crime scene officer at the Dutch Police for nine years, I moved over to teaching. I teach in the course “Observer Based Techniques” of the Forensic Science Programme and besides that, I am also a member of the Programme Committee of Forensic Science.Dyon Doensen
Before teaching at the UvA, I was a criminal defense attorney at a law firm in Amsterdam. However, I wanted more time to deepen my knowledge of criminal law and teaching really appealed to me. Not once have I regretted this decision. I teach the course "Criminal Law and Expert Evidence" for several years now, besides "Dutch Criminal Law" at the UvA Faculty of Law. Currently I’m conducting research in the field of law and legal theory of criminal evidence.Charlotte Ganzeboom
I teach the courses “Criminalistics Applied to Forensic Chemistry” and “Chain of Evidence” in the Master Forensic Science and I am also the chair of the Programme Committee of Forensic Science. I have a background is in bio-analytical chemistry.Maarten Blom
I am an assistant professor of Statistics at the Korteweg de Vries Institute of Mathematics and coordinator of the courses 'Forensic Statistics and DNA evidence' and 'Statistics for Forensic Science' in the Forensic Science Master’s programme. I have a background in mathematics and I enjoy the application of statistical and probabilistic reasoning for assessing forensic evidence.Eni Musta
I am a forensic firearms examiner working for the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) and did my PhD at the Radboud University, Nijmegen and Leiden University. I coordinate the course “Observer Based Techniques” in the Forensic Science Master’s programme.Erwin Matthijssen