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Alex Ashmore is a Lecturer in Crime and Investigative Studies at Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), serving as Employability Lead for Forensic and Investigative Courses. He is affiliated with the Forensic & Investigative Sciences Research Group. Previously, he held an associate lecturer role (2020–2023) before transitioning to a full-time position in 2023. Alex is also an active Search Technician and First Responder with Cambridge Search and Rescue, contributing to high-risk missing persons investigations and working with police forces.
- BSc (Hons) Forensic Science (ARU)
- MSc Bioarchaeology and Forensic Anthropology (UCL)
- PG Certificate in Learning and Teaching (in progress)
His research focuses on aquatic environments' impacts on forensic evidence, decomposition processes, and police-Search and Rescue collaborations. He has conducted fieldwork in Sicily for WWII remains repatriation and supports the Cranfield Recovery and Identification of Conflict Casualties (CRICC) team.
Teaching spans modules like UK Legal Systems, Investigative Skills, and Forensic Anthropology. He integrates practical experience from SAR operations and field deployments into academic roles.
Awards: None explicitly stated in text.
Labs/Teams: Member of ARU’s Forensic & Investigative Sciences Research Group, CRICC, and Cambridge Search and Rescue.
