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Julie Bramble serves as a Lecturer in Forensic Investigation at Canterbury Christ Church University since 2022, specializing in practical crime scene examination and evidence collection methodologies within the Department of Applied Criminology, Forensic Investigation and Sociology.
Her academic foundation integrates professional police experience as a Crime Scene Investigator with Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) qualifications, including deployments to two mass fatality incidents and participation in a World War II pilot recovery dig in Italy. She is currently advancing her expertise through an MSc in Forensic Archaeology and Anthropology at Cranfield University.
Research priorities focus on innovative forensic imaging techniques for bone trauma analysis in DVI contexts, bridging archaeological methods with contemporary forensic practice. This interdisciplinary approach drives her investigation of skeletal trauma patterns and victim identification protocols in complex disaster scenarios.
Professional activities encompass hands-on forensic fieldwork, curriculum development for crime scene simulation training, and the application of archaeological excavation techniques to modern forensic recovery operations, particularly in challenging environments like the Italian dig site.
