Shokouh Haddadi

Shokouh Haddadi is an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry at SUNY Oswego. Her research focuses on analytical forensic chemistry, including accelerant identification, trace evidence analysis, and forensic toxicology. She utilizes advanced analytical techniques like GC-MS and has contributed to methodologies in sample preparation and chemical analysis.

Education includes a Ph.D. from the University of Waterloo (2008) and a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of North Dakota (2009-2010). Her work bridges forensic science and analytical chemistry, addressing real-world challenges in crime scene analysis and toxicological profiling.

Recent research includes investigating carpet substrate interferences in accelerant detection, developing DLLME methods for DPH analysis in urine, and applying GC-MS to latent fingerprint amino acid quantification. These studies highlight her expertise in method development and application in forensic contexts.