Trace evidence encompasses a number of possible sample types, from fibers to hairs to gunshot residue. One of the commonly encountered types of trace evidence is tape evidence. In order to properly understand tape from a trace evidence perspective, it is helpful to understand the manufacture process of the product.
https://cdn2.hubspot.net/hubfs/2753637/Webinars,%20Brochures%20and%20Publications/Posters%20and%20Presentations/2016%20and%20Prior%20Years/2012/2012-INTFG-Poster-Gateway-rev3-FINAL.pdfPresented at: The 2012 Inhalation and Nasal Technology Focus Group (INTFG) 18th Annual Fall Symposium
Authors: Oksana Olkhovyk and Ryan Priore – Gateway Analytical, 5316 William Flynn Highway, Gibsonia, PA 15044
Release Date: Sept. 6, 2012
In our latest webinar on Thursday, Aug. 23rd, Gateway Analytical's Senior Scientist Oksana Olkhovyk presented a webinar designed for scientists working in the area of polymorph evaluation in pharmaceutical products and discussed the benefits of using Raman microscopy and chemical imaging for in vitro characterization of polymorphs.
Gateway Analytical is currently working through the final stages of the ASCLD/LAB-International accreditation process. After completing the initial stages as well as the on-site audit, compliance with the standards of ASCLD/LAB are continuing to be demonstrated through both the written procedures and practices at the laboratory. Upon final review of all items needed for accreditation approval, Gateway Analytical will be operating in compliance with the guidelines outlined by both ASCLD/LAB-International and ISO 17025:2005. All sub-disciplines, upon final review and approval, will fall under the scope of trace evidence testing.
On August 8th, David Exline, Senior V.P. & Court-Qualified Trace Evidence Expert and Rebekah Wagurak, Forensic Scientist at Gateway Analytical presented a webinar that covers the forensic investigation process for paint and tape evidence. Topics include the most current methods used for today’s investigators and discuss the interpretation of paint transfer evidence. Case studies related to the analysis of duct tapes, automotive and architectural paints were also discussed.
Presented at: The 39th Annual Meeting & Exposition of the Controlled Release Society (CRS 2012)
Authors: Oksana Olkhovyk and Ryan Priore - Gateway Analytical, 5316 William Flynn Highway, Gibsonia, PA 15044
Release Date: July 16, 2012
Gateway Analytical is proud to announce that we have obtained our Controlled Substance Registration Certificate issued by the United States Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration’s Office of Diversion Control.
On May 30th, David Exline, Senior V.P. at Gateway Analytical presented a webinar that covered an overview of wear debris characterization for laboratory personnel that evaluate quality issues with medical devices. This webinar focused on the causes of wear debris, the affects of such debris on product quality, acceptable limits and methods for ensuring quality products.