Barry Logan

Dr. Barry Logan is an accomplished forensic scientist serving as Clinical Professor of Forensic Science at Arcadia University and Visiting Scholar at Indiana University. He concurrently holds executive roles as Senior Vice President & Chief Scientist at NMS Labs and Executive Director of the Center for Forensic Science Research & Education (CFSRE). His leadership extends to directing the Robert F. Borkenstein Center at Indiana University and overseeing educational programs at the Fredric Rieders Family Renaissance Foundation.

Dr. Logan earned his degrees in Chemistry (1982) and Forensic Toxicology (1986) from the University of Glasgow, followed by postdoctoral training at the University of Tennessee. His research specializes in analytical toxicology of emerging drugs, including designer psychoactive substances, drug-impaired driving, and postmortem toxicology. He has published extensively on methamphetamine, cocaine, cannabinoids, and novel drug compounds.

Honors & Awards:

• TIAFT Mid-Career Achievement Award (2004)
• AAFS Rolla N. Harger Award for toxicology contributions (2010)
• National Safety Council's Robert F. Borkenstein Award (2011)
• Widmark Award from ICADTS (2013)

He maintains active involvement in forensic standards development through NIST's Forensic Science Standards Board and has held leadership positions including President of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (2012-2013).