Human microbiome refers to all microscopic lifeforms such as bacteria, viruses, algae, and fungi inhabiting the human body. Forensic microbiology involves identification of microorganisms based on post-mortem interval their distribution in different parts body which helps individual identification, cause death determination, geolocation determination where corpse was possibly found fluid identi...

When Dr. Richard Feynman first gave the good news in 1959 that nanotechnology was on its way to change or perhaps transform the world of technology, many people might have considered his concepts too futuristic to be realized. Criminals, on the other hand, would not have known how effective nanotechnological tools would become in solving crimes in a few decades. Among some of the medical applic...