Southern Illinois University Edwardsville
Tom Spudich, PhD, is a Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Director of the Forensic Sciences Master's Program at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. His research focuses on developing cost-effective analytical methods and instrumentation for forensic science, including Raman spectroscopy, separation science, and fibre-optic sensing technologies. His work explores applications in forensic identification, materials analysis, and chemical detection.
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