Rosanne de Roo

Rosanne de Roo is a Lecturer/researcher in Forensic Science at the Faculty of Technology (FT) of Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. Her research focuses on crime scene investigation methodologies, forensic DNA analysis procedures, and the role of forensic advisors in judicial systems. She has been actively publishing since 2021, with notable contributions to peer-reviewed journals like Journal of Forensic Sciences and Forensic Science International: Synergy.

Her research interests include rapid DNA analysis at crime scenes, behavioral information integration in investigations, and optimizing forensic workflows. Notable projects include field experiments on mobile DNA analysis and studies on the operational role of forensic advisors across Dutch courts.

Dr. de Roo has received awards for her work on behavioral information in crime scene investigations (2022) and the role of forensic advisors in the Netherlands (2023). She frequently presents at academic conferences, delivering talks on topics such as forensic innovation and judicial evidence practices. Her work often emphasizes practical applications of forensic science in real-world investigative scenarios.