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Forensic Diatomology of Pong Dam: Drowning and Site Identification #worldresearchawards
This study investigates the forensic diatomology of the Pong Dam reservoir to support drowning diagnosis and immersion-site identification.
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Metagenomic Profiling of Lung Microbes in Aquatic Forensics #worldresearchawards#researchawards
Metagenomic sequencing revealed that multi-kingdom lung microbes—particularly bacteria and eukaryotes—serve as reliable forensic markers in aquatic death investigations. Seventeen bacterial and nine eukaryotic species were identified as potential biomarkers for drowning diagnosis, with Aeromonas hydrophila showing strong diagnostic significance. Robust random forest models achieved high accuracy for drowning identification (89.29%), drowning site inference (100%), and postmortem submersion interval (PMSI) estimation (MAE 0.66 days). These findings enhance precision in forensic investigations of aquatic corpses.
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Drowning Autopsies in Türkiye: Five-Year Analysis #researchawards #fosawards #sciencefather
This study presents a comprehensive retrospective analysis of 989 autopsied drowning cases examined in Türkiye over a five-year period. It highlights the forensic medical processes applied during examinations, key autopsy findings, demographic patterns, cause-of-death classifications, and medico-legal considerations. The research provides valuable insights into drowning-related mortality, supports the improvement of forensic investigation standards, and contributes to national data on aquatic fatalities.
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