Dr Debra Carr is a Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Defence Engineering at Cranfield University. She has extensive expertise in textile damage analysis, and is engaged in research into body armor optimization, ballistic impact, protective clothing and textile science, and the role of textiles in forensics. Dr Carr is a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining and a Professional Member of The Forensic Science Society. She has more than 50 academic papers to her name.

• Part I - Introduction to textiles and their role in forensics1. Fibres, yarns and fabrics, and their role in forensics2. Garmentand household textiles and their role in forensics3. Evidence collection and storage for forensic textilesPart II - Analysing textile damage in a forensic context4. Forensic analysis of textile degradation and natural damage5. Forensic analysis of sharp weapon damage to textiles6. Forensic analysis of blunt impact damage to textiles7. Forensic analysis of blood spatter on textiles8. Forensic analysis of textile ripping9. Forensic analysis of ballistic damage to textiles

Dr Debra Carr is a Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Defence Engineering at Cranfield University. She has extensive expertise in textile damage analysis, and is engaged in research into body armor optimization, ballistic impact, protective clothing and textile science, and the role of textiles in forensics. Dr Carr is a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining and a Professional Member of The Forensic Science Society. She has more than 50 academic papers to her name.

• Part I - Introduction to textiles and their role in forensics1. Fibres, yarns and fabrics, and their role in forensics2. Garmentand household textiles and their role in forensics3. Evidence collection and storage for forensic textilesPart II - Analysing textile damage in a forensic context4. Forensic analysis of textile degradation and natural damage5. Forensic analysis of sharp weapon damage to textiles6. Forensic analysis of blunt impact damage to textiles7. Forensic analysis of blood spatter on textiles8. Forensic analysis of textile ripping9. Forensic analysis of ballistic damage to textiles

Dr Debra Carr is a Senior Lecturer at the Centre for Defence Engineering at Cranfield University. She has extensive expertise in textile damage analysis, and is engaged in research into body armor optimization, ballistic impact, protective clothing and textile science, and the role of textiles in forensics. Dr Carr is a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining and a Professional Member of The Forensic Science Society. She has more than 50 academic papers to her name.

• Part I - Introduction to textiles and their role in forensics1. Fibres, yarns and fabrics, and their role in forensics2. Garmentand household textiles and their role in forensics3. Evidence collection and storage for forensic textilesPart II - Analysing textile damage in a forensic context4. Forensic analysis of textile degradation and natural damage5. Forensic analysis of sharp weapon damage to textiles6. Forensic analysis of blunt impact damage to textiles7. Forensic analysis of blood spatter on textiles8. Forensic analysis of textile ripping9. Forensic analysis of ballistic damage to textiles