Melanie J Bailey

Prof. Melanie J Bailey

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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 May 2015 in The Analyst
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MBMelanie J Bailey
Melanie J Bailey
RBRobert Bradshaw
Robert Bradshaw
Simona FranceseSimona Francese
Simona Francese
TSTara L. Salter
Tara L. Salter
CCCatia Costa
Catia Costa
MPMarcel de Puit
Marcel de Puit
Latent fingerprints provide a potential route to the secure, high throughput and non-invasive detection of drugs of abuse.


6 January 2020 in Macromolecules
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MSMatt P. Spick
Matt P. Spick
NBNathaniel M. Bingham
Nathaniel M. Bingham
YLYuman Li
Yuman Li
JJJanella de Jesus
Janella de Jesus
CCCatia Costa
Catia Costa
PRPeter J. Roth
Peter J. Roth

19 August 2013 in The Analyst
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MBMelanie J Bailey
Melanie J Bailey
MIM. Ismail
M. Ismail
SBS. Bleay
S. Bleay
NBN. Bright
N. Bright
MEM. Levin Elad
M. Levin Elad
MPMarcel de Puit
Marcel de Puit
Latent fingermarks are invisible to the naked eye and normally require the application of a chemical developer followed by an optical imaging step in order to visualize the ridge detail. If the finger deposition is poor, or the fingermark is aged, it can sometimes be difficult to produce an image of sufficient quality for identification. In this work, we show for the first time how mass spectrometry imaging (in this case time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry, ToF-SIMS) can be used to enhance the quality of partially recovered fingermarks. We show three examples of how chemical imaging can be used to obtain enhanced images of fingermarks deposited on aluminium foil, glass and the handle of a hand grenade compared with conventional development techniques.

24 March 2016 in Analytical Methods
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MBMelanie J Bailey
Melanie J Bailey
ERElizabeth C. Randall
Elizabeth C. Randall
CCCatia Costa
Catia Costa
TSTara L. Salter
Tara L. Salter
ARAlan M. Race
Alan M. Race
JBJosephine Bunch
Josephine Bunch
Liquid Extraction Surface Analysis (LESA) is a new, high throughput tool for ambient mass spectrometry.

28 February 2020 in The Analyst
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JCJoanna Czerwinska
Joanna Czerwinska
MJMin Jang
Min Jang
CCCatia Costa
Catia Costa
MPMark C. Parkin
Mark C. Parkin
CGClaire George
Claire George
VAVincenzo Abbate
Vincenzo Abbate
Mephedrone and one of its metabolites have been detected for the first-time in fingerprints collected from a controlled human mephedrone administration study.