Foster+Freeman Forensic Science Innovation
Beth McNash is a Laboratory Chemist at foster+freeman forensic science innovation since April 2019. Previously, Beth served as a Chemical Decommissioning Officer at Loughborough University, where responsibilities included decommissioning the old chemistry building and managing hazardous waste. Additional roles included Research Associate and University Teacher at Loughborough University, supporting undergraduate laboratory sessions while pursuing a Ph.D. in Forensic Evidence Enhancement. Earlier experience involved a Summer Research Studentship at the University of East Anglia, where independent laboratory skills were further developed. Beth began a career in customer service as a Food and Beverage Assistant at Warwick Castle and a Sales Assistant at Austin Reed Group. Education includes a Ph.D. from Loughborough University and an MChem from the University of East Anglia.
Foster+Freeman Forensic Science Innovation
Foster + Freeman are innovators in the design and manufacture of systems for the examination of questioned documents, latent fingerprints, trace evidence and shoe prints. Established in 1978, Foster + Freeman has become one of the foremost forensic science equipment suppliers in the world, exporting market leading, and in many cases unique products to more than 140 countries.