Daniel Preece

Dr Daniel Preece is a Lecturer in Forensic Science and Programme Director at Hull York Medical School, University of Hull. Holding a PhD in Tribology of contaminated gloves from the University of Sheffield and designated as a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA), his academic career spans forensic education, clinical equipment analysis, and pedagogical innovation.

• BSc (Hons) Forensic and Analytical Science, Sheffield Hallam University
• PhD in Tribological Properties of Contaminated Gloves, University of Sheffield

His research focuses on:

• Tribological properties of polymer materials
• Glove membrane interactions affecting forensic mark identification
• Innovative teaching methodologies in forensic science
• Ergonomic evaluation of medical gloves

Recent publications demonstrate expertise in:

• Forensic science communication strategies
• Academic performance metrics in forensic education
• Medical glove efficiency under environmental stressors
• CSI effect's influence on forensic program enrollment

Scientific recognitions include:

• Best Paper Award 2020 (International Journal of Ergonomics)
• Foster and Freeman Award for Undergraduate Excellence
• NPIF Innovation Placement Funding (2019)

As an educational researcher, he supervises:

• 40-credit undergraduate forensic research projects
• 60-credit postgraduate analytical forensic science projects
• Pharmaceutical education initiatives