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Helen Page is a Senior Lecturer in Forensic Biology at the School of Health and Life Sciences, Teesside University. With a BSc in Biology from the University of York and an MSc in Forensic Science from the University of Strathclyde, she brings extensive experience in diagnostic test design (Pirbright Institute's Bluetongue Virus research) to her academic role. At Teesside, she leads undergraduate modules in cell biology, forensic biology, and DNA analysis while serving on the University Academic Board and International Committee.
- Education: BSc Biology (University of York), MSc Forensic Science (University of Strathclyde)
- Research Focus: Biological evidence recovery from unconventional sources like bathwater and digital devices, fiber transfer dynamics, and student engagement strategies in biosciences
- Collaborations: Forensic Rescue Limited, Fostering Forensics Ltd
Helen's scholarly work spans forensic evidence recovery (15+ publications 2007-2024) with recent emphasis on meme-based research methods and digital narratives in education. Her research has secured funding from the Royal Society of Biology and Teesside University's Student as Researcher scheme. Key awards include Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and Fellow of the Royal Society of Biology.
Teaching innovations focus on technology-enhanced laboratory learning and developing accredited workforce programs with industry partners. She serves as External Examiner for forensic degree programs at Kingston University and contributes to the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences' accreditation standards. Current projects include exploring digital evidence preservation and expanding research-informed teaching practices.
