Joe Butler

Joe Butler is a Guest Lecturer in the Department of Biological Sciences at the University of Worcester. With over 7 years in the forensic sector, he transitioned from examining biological evidence in high-profile cases to roles in forensic drug analysis, compliance, and reporting. His current research focuses on DNA analysis of drugs wrappings and paraphernalia, part of his ongoing PhD.

Education:
• BSc (Hons) Forensic & Applied Biology
• PGCLTHE in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education

Research and Teaching Interests:
Joe specializes in forensic biology, analytical techniques (FTIR, GCMS), and drug analysis. His work bridges laboratory science and legal compliance, emphasizing the application of DNA technology in forensic contexts.

Professional Contributions:
Joe holds membership in relevant professional bodies and engages in external roles (details unspecified). His teaching integrates practical analytical methods with real-world forensic challenges.