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Background
Elénore Ryser is a forensic science professional with experience in digital forensic science research. She holds a BSc in Forensic Science and an MSc in Forensic Science (Chemical Criminalistic). Her research focuses on the evaluation of digital forensic results, decision-making processes, and the practical application of digital forensic science. Her expertise includes the evaluation and communication of uncertainty in digital forensic science. She is pursuing a PhD in this area. Her research interests are :
Evaluation of digital traces and evidences
Effective communication of digital forensic science results
Digital forensic investigation procedures and operations.
Uncertainty in forensic science
Research opportunities
Elénore is interested in research and collaboration in diverse areas concerning forensic science with a focus on :
Evaluation of digital evidences
Communication of digital forensic science
Operationalization of digital forensic science
She is particularly interested in multidisciplinary approaches.
Publications
Articles In Journals
- Horsman G, Ryser E & Shavers B. (2023). Fostering an “investigating mindset”: Why is it important in digital forensic science education?. WIREs Forensic Science
- Ryser E, Spichiger H & Casey E. (2020). Structured decision making in investigations involving digital and multimedia evidence. Forensic Science International: Digital Investigation, 34
- Casey E, Jaquet-Chiffelle D-O, Spichiger H, Ryser E & Souvignet T. (2020). Structuring the Evaluation of Location-Related Mobile Device Evidence. Forensic Science International: Digital Investigation, 32(S)
- Varlet V, Ryser E, Augsburger M & Palmiere C. (2018). Stability of postmortem methemoglobin: Artifactual changes caused by storage conditions. Forensic Science International, 283