Marine Experts & AI: A Stormy Match Made in Heaven?
Dr Sophie Parsons discusses the pros and cons of using AI along the stages of a marine investigation, and the impact that the AI can have on our perception as independent experts.
Hell or High Water: The Challenges of Dealing with Ship Fires
In this Webinar, marine fire expert, John Gow explores the complex realities of fighting fires at sea.
Watertight Investigations: Hull Corrosion Analysis
Using real-world case studies, Dr Giuseppe Scatigno explains how to identify corrosion mechanisms, establish timelines, and rule out secondary causes.
Hawkins London Drinks Reception
Hawkins would like to invite clients and colleagues to our Drinks reception in London where we will host a panel presentation followed by a networking reception with drinks, canapes and exhibits.
Chemical Analytical Techniques in Contamination Investigations
In this webinar, Dr James Morris explores the critical role of chemical analysis in forensic science. He introduces key analytical techniques such as chromatography, mass spectrometry, and spectroscopy, and explains how they are used to identify and quantify substances in complex investigations.
Contamination of Plastic is Not so Fantastic
Forensic Materials Engineer Jacek Czech provides insight into how polymeric materials can become contaminated and how this can lead to failures.
Chemical Hazards
In this presentation, Dr Ben Barron discusses some of the inherent chemical hazards found in chemistry laboratories and processing areas, applicable to both academic and industrial settings.
Breaking the Mould
In this presentation James investigates some of the many types of mould species, how they can be used to determine the cause and the timing of contamination, and their potential effects on air quality and human health.
A Scientific Approach to the Problem of Post-Incident Recovery
Forensic Chemistry Expert Ed Hammersley will talk about different types of contamination, their sources, and how they are detected and quantified.
Contamination & its Role in Causing Degradation of Metals
In this presentation, Dr Philippa Moore looks at three common alloys, as well as common chemicals that can cause them to crack and prematurely fail, such as those that you might have sitting under your kitchen sink.