Mohammed Aslam Nasar

A highly motivated and detail-oriented MSc Forensic Science graduate with a strong foundation in forensic

principles, built upon a BSc in Forensic Science and Criminology. Broad experience across key areas of

forensic science, with hands-on experience in crime scene investigation, fingerprint development, working

within ISO/IEC 17025 accredited laboratory environments, Bio archaeology surveys, forensic anthropology

identification, and toxicology analysis.

Proficient in using advanced tools including DCS5, FSIS, 3D scanners, total stations, GIS mapping, forensic

photography, and analytical instruments such as FTIR and UV-Vis. Recognised for strong analytical thinking

and attention to detail. Skilled in expert witness and report writing, critical evaluation, and lab safety (COSHH

and risk assessment). A proactive team player with strong leadership qualities and the ability to liaise

effectively across multidisciplinary teams.

Aspiring to build a career in forensic science. Dedicated, determined, and passionate about applying scientific

expertise to real-world forensic challenges with integrity and precision. Golden Visa holder, committed to

contributing to the UAE’s scientific and forensic advancement through knowledge, innovation, and dedicated

service.

A highly motivated MSc Forensic Science graduate with practical and diverse experience across forensic science disciplines. I have been actively involved in:

• Real-world crime scene investigations during internships with the District Police Crime Branch, where he developed and analyzed latent fingerprints, assisted in homicide/suicide investigations, and worked in forensic labs preparing scientific reports.
• Mock crime scene simulations as Team Lead at Nottingham Trent University, gaining hands-on experience in excavation, skeletal identification, and the use of crime scene tools (3D scanning, total stations, GIS mapping).
• Geophysical and archaeological fieldwork with Mercian Archaeological Services CIC, operating instruments like Barrington magnetic gradiometer and Leica total station for historical site mapping.
• Research and lab-based analysis, notably in synthesizing eco-friendly fingerprint powders for both fingerprint development and drug detection, using FTIR, UV-Vis, DCS5, and FSIS systems.

Well-versed in working under ISO/IEC 17025 standards, lab safety, and expert witness practices, and is known for analytical rigour, technical proficiency, and a commitment to scientific integrity.

1. MSc in Forensic Science
   Nottingham Trent University, 2023–2024
   Completed a Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences-accredited program focused on forensic analysis, crime scene investigation, and expert witness skills. The degree included extensive hands-on lab and field training.
2. BSc in Forensic Science and Criminology
   Srinivas University, 2019–2023
   Graduated with First Class with Distinction. Gained foundational knowledge in forensic and criminological principles with strong emphasis on practical lab work, case analysis, and evidence handling.