Description:
Awarded annually to the best article published in the Society’s CSEye magazine preceding year.
The award is open to all members and non-members.
Criteria:
The award winner is the “Editor’s choice” as chosen by the Editor of CSEye and ratified by the Council of The Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences. The “Editor’s choice” is chosen from articles published in CSEye within a given year considered using the following criteria:
- Impact/Novelty of the subject within forensic science
- Quality of the article
The Award:
For CSFS non-members the award is in the form of one year’s Affiliate membership of CSFS.
For CSFS members the award is in the form of either one year's gratis on their membership subscription or a voucher to the same value against attendance at a CSFS event.
The following articles received the Society's CSEye Award:
| 2019 |
Nadine Jones |
Analysing If Data Extracted From Wearable Fitness Devices Can Add Value To Criminal Investigations |
| 2018 |
Rose Mary Johnston |
The operation of body farms - learning points for setting up a Human Taphonomy facility in the UK |
| 2017 |
Helen McMorris |
Improved detection of human involvement in wildlife crime using latent fingerprint development techniques |
| 2016 |
Geoff Arnold |
Forensic Radiography – Ballistics |