Award Results for 2002

Henry Delaforce Award

Det Snr Const Damien Liddle, NSW Police Service for his paper 'The Use of Poroscopy to Identify Points Consistent Fingerprint Identifications'.

Best General Article

Vlasti Broucek and Paul Turner, School of Information Systems, University of Tasmania for their paper 'Forensic Computing Developing a Conceptual Approach in the Era of Information Warfare'.

Best Chapter in a Book

Dr Tony Raymond, Forensic Services Group, NSW Police Service, Nigel Hall and Maxwell Jones, Victoria Forensic Science Centre for their chapter 'Bloodstain Pattern Interpretation'.

Best Paper in a Refereed Journal

John Kelleher, Victoria Forensic Science Centre for his article 'Explosives Residue:  Origin and Distribution'.

Best Technical Article

Dr Hilton Kobus and Edmund Silenieks, Forensic Science Centre SA and Jordana Scharnberg Flinders University for their paper 'Improving the Effectiveness of Fluorescence for the Detection of Semen Stains on Fabrics'.

Best Case Study

Lindsay Spence, Forensic Services, Queensland Police Service, Rod Francis, Inorganic Section, Queensland Health Scientific Services, Queensland and Ujang Tinggi, Organic Section, Queensland Health Scientific Services, Queensland for their paper 'Comparison of the Elemental Composition of Office Document Paper:  Evidence in a Homicide Case'.

Michael Duffy Travel Fellowship

Sgt Mark Reynolds, Western Australia Police Service

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