Chris Davis

Chris Davis is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Chester, United Kingdom. He serves as the programme leader for the BSc Forensic Biology (both single and combined honours) within the Faculty of Science, Business and Enterprise. His expertise spans forensic investigation methodologies, focusing on the recovery and analysis of physical evidence in cases involving human and animal crimes, alongside the presentation of expert witness testimony in court.

**Education & Qualifications:**

• MSc in Forensic Archaeology (University of Bournemouth, UK)
• Diploma in Crime Scene Investigation (Home Office, London)
• Forensic Practitioners qualification in crime scene recording and exhibit collection
• Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education (University of Greenwich)

**Research Interests:** Chris leads studies on red squirrel populations in Clocaenog Forest, integrating wildlife ecology with conservation biology. His work bridges theoretical ecological research and applied forensic methodologies, particularly in animal crime investigation.

**Teaching & Contributions:** Since 2006, he has taught courses like BSc Forensic Biology, emphasizing practical skills in evidence analysis and courtroom expertise. No funded grants or projects are explicitly noted in the provided texts.