Forensic anthropologists are usually a physical anthropologist with a major concentration in the study of human skeletal biology. Forensic chemistry is the use of chemical analysis to help determine what happened in a case. Forensic criminalists are scientists that study the scene of a crime and try to determine who the criminal is. They usually have a strong background in forensic chemistry. They usually graduate with a chemistry degree or a related science, and before they can start investigations, they must have extensive training in forensic methods and techniques.
Forensic nurses work with both crime scene investigations and areas like rape crisis centers.
They usually work alongside with Forensic social workers. Forensic odontology is a brach of dentistry that deals with the collection, evaluation, and proper handling of dental evidence. Most of their work deals with identification of the deceased. Forensic odontologists usually help law enforcement officers and testify in civil or criminal cases. Forensic photographers photograph crime scenes.