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Abbeygail Standen is a Lecturer and researcher at the Institute of Policing (IoP), Staffordshire University, specializing in digital forensics and cybercrime analysis. Her research focuses on technological advancements and their impact on traditional investigative fields like missing persons cases. Since 2017, she has taught modules in equality and diversity, drugs offences, missing people, and stop and search, while supervising undergraduate dissertations. She is pursuing a PhD on how technology aids missing persons investigations and volunteers with a cold case unit, supervising student-led investigations into unsolved cases.
Academic qualifications include an MSc in Digital Forensics and Cybercrime Analysis and a BSc in Forensic Investigation, both from Staffordshire University. She holds certifications in XRY Mobile Forensics, Microsoft Innovative Education, and forensic multimedia analysis.
Her research interests span forensic psychology, policing education, leadership, and community policing, emphasizing intelligence-led approaches. She advocates for well-being and inclusion, highlighted by her 2021 Social Superstar award. Professional expertise includes mobile and hard disk forensics, cybercrime analysis, and criminal investigation methodologies.
While no specific grants or labs are noted, her work bridges academia and practice through student supervision and real-world cold case collaboration.
