Adele Quigley-McBride

New #SPSPblog: How Second Chances in Police Lineups Put Innocent Suspects at Risk by @adelequigley16 & Gary L. Wells ow.ly/PjQf50XJJe7

"A witness should only see a suspect once. Anything more risks turning an innocent face into a falsely “familiar” one—and that can lead to wrongful convictions." - @adelequigley16 & Gary L. Wells ow.ly/cLpc50XJJH1

What's new on CSAFE Learning? Check out this on-demand webinar that walks you through the process of using a new, simple way to implement a popular information management framework: Cognitive Bias in Forensic Analyses Adele Quigley-McBride Enroll: learn.forensicstats.org/product?catalo…

Check Out the Latest CSAFE Newsletter: • New Publications Available from CSAFE Researchers • CSAFE Researchers Share Insights at National Academies Meeting • CSAFE Presenting at Forensics@NIST • New Courses on CSAFE Learning Read more: mailchi.mp/d0a966c07db9/c…

Keep Learning After #IAI2024: Looking for tips to mitigate cognitive bias & implement LSU-E? Then this course is for you: An Ounce of Prevention: A Practical Tool for Mitigating Cognitive Bias in Forensic Decisions Led by @adelequigley16 Enroll for free: learn.forensicstats.org

The #IAI2024 Exhibit Hall is now open for Day 2! Stop by and visit us in Booth #317, and request a demo of CSAFE Tools — our newly launched hub for open-source software tools: • Handwriter • BulletAnalyzr • ShoeprintAnalyzr & ShoeComp forensicstats.org/news-posts/csa…

Check out this lecture happening on Wednesday at the IAI Conference #IAI2024: Developing a Repeatable & Reproducible Protocol for Establishing Combined Minutiae Frequencies Aug. 14, 10-10:40 a.m. PT, Tuscany 2B Heidi Eldridge & Adele Quigley-McBride @adelequigley16

Still deciding which lectures to attend during #IAI2024? Check out these lectures from CSAFE Researchers: — A Nationwide Review of SOPs Among U.S. Crime Labs — Developing a Repeatable & Reproducible Protocol for Establishing Combined Minutiae Frequencies forensicstats.org/news-posts/csa…

Consider taking part in this new study 👇🏼 Here is also the study link: : yalesurvey.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1Z…

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@adelequigley16 Sometimes I touch the frayed bit to feel something

Inanimate depiction of me on my last day on campus #stillfunctioningsomehow #onmylastlegs #phd

New from@sciencenews: how flawed forensics can lead to wrongful convictions, featuring work of both Faculty Director @brandonlgarrett & and our former post-doctoral fellow @adelequigley16 on the problems that can arise in eyewitness evidence and line-ups. sciencenews.org/article/invest…

Exciting news: the next SARMAC conference will take place in beautiful Ireland! We look forward to seeing you all there in June 2025! mailchi.mp/2467e925ec97/2…

@JeffKukucka Oh man I need to try this with my last name

In my undergrad stats class, the extra credit question on the final exam was: "What is my name?" 🧑🏻‍🏫🤔 I'm pleased to share the full results below -- arranged first by frequency and then by ridiculousness...

New open-access (free to download) paper in Forensic Science International: Synergy, with @JeffKukucka , @ProfRuthMorgan and @ifat_levy:  "Unpacking workplace stress and forensic expert decision-making: From theory to practice" sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

This new @NIST report on human factors in forensic DNA interpretation is an absolute banger! 🧬🔥 It includes loads of good info about cognitive bias and how to curtail it (e.g., LSU-E, CIM, etc.)🧠🛡️ Read the full report here: nist.gov/programs-proje…

What an honor it was to host @adelequigley16, @LucianDervan, @AllisonRedlich, @AmandaNeMoyer, @abfettig, and @vanessameterko for my final @NSF Advisory Panel. Thank you to @RRDunlea and Joe Gonzales for participating remotely! And, thank you to everyone @IowaStateU who helped!

@adelequigley16 (@SFU): Single-blind testing of canine detection teams is common but bad 😬 Double-blind testing measures performance better and is feasible 🐕‍🦺 #APLS2024

@adelequigley16 (@SFU): Jury instructions didn't help people detect biased forensics. Some correctly judged info as irrelevant; others not so much. #APLS2024