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Dr Charlene Greenwood is a Senior Lecturer in Analytical Chemistry and Forensic Science at Keele University's School of Chemical and Physical Sciences. Holding a PhD in Physicochemical Modifications to Bone Mineral from Cranfield University, she serves as Deputy Programme Director and Research Theme Lead. Her work bridges material science with biomedical and forensic applications, focusing on tissue microenvironment analysis for cancer and bone disease diagnostics.
- BSc in Forensic Science and Criminology, Keele University
- MSc in Forensic Anthropology and Archaeology, Cranfield University
- PhD in Physicochemical Modifications to Bone Mineral, Cranfield University
Charlene's research investigates biogenic materials using X-ray scattering and diffraction techniques. Current projects include:
- Crystallographic analysis of microcalcifications in breast and prostate cancers
- Fracture risk prediction through bone microarchitecture studies
- Development of non-invasive diagnostic tools for osteoporosis
- Forensic applications of bone mineral analysis
- Multi-modal imaging of tissue pathologies
- Collaborative work with international academia and industry
Her recent publications highlight:
- Advancements in X-ray diffraction for cancer diagnostics
- Thermal effects on bone mineral structure
- Hydroxyapatite analysis in biomedical contexts
- Forensic taphonomy studies in varied environments
Scientific honors include:
- Chair on ICDD Board of Directors (2020-present)
Charlene contributes to educational workshops and collaborates with the PRECISION Consortium for breast cancer research. Her work appears in journals like Scientific Reports, Cancers, and Analyst, emphasizing translational research across biomedical and forensic fields.
