Sara C. Zapico is an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry and Environmental Sciences at New Jersey Institute of Technology, in Newark, New Jersey. She is also a research associate at Smithsonian Institution, in Washington, DC. Before NJIT, Sara was the graduate program director of the Professional Science Master’s in Forensic Science at Florida International University in Miami, Florida. She also served as an associate at the forensic unit from the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva, Switzerland. Her research interests focus on the application of biochemical techniques to forensic science issues, like age-at-death estimation and the determination of post-mortem interval, with implications in aging and biomedical research.

• Applications of Epigenetics to Forensic Sciences: Introduction.- Epigenetic Techniques Applied to Forensic Science.- Towards an Epigenetic Identity: Discriminating Monozygotic Twins in Forensics.- Epigenetic Identification of Body Fluids.- Epigenetic Age Estimation from Blood: Advances, Applications, and Forensic Implications.- Epigenetics of Y-Chromosome for Age Estimation.- Epigenetic for Age Estimation in Semen and Saliva.- Epigenetics for Age Estimation in Forensic Anthropology.- Epigenetics Applications to Postmortem Interval Estimation.- Future Perspectives on Forensic Epigenetics for DNA Investigative Intelligence.

Sara C. Zapico is an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry and Environmental Sciences at New Jersey Institute of Technology, in Newark, New Jersey. She is also a research associate at Smithsonian Institution, in Washington, DC. Before NJIT, Sara was the graduate program director of the Professional Science Master’s in Forensic Science at Florida International University in Miami, Florida. She also served as an associate at the forensic unit from the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva, Switzerland. Her research interests focus on the application of biochemical techniques to forensic science issues, like age-at-death estimation and the determination of post-mortem interval, with implications in aging and biomedical research.

• Applications of Epigenetics to Forensic Sciences: Introduction.- Epigenetic Techniques Applied to Forensic Science.- Towards an Epigenetic Identity: Discriminating Monozygotic Twins in Forensics.- Epigenetic Identification of Body Fluids.- Epigenetic Age Estimation from Blood: Advances, Applications, and Forensic Implications.- Epigenetics of Y-Chromosome for Age Estimation.- Epigenetic for Age Estimation in Semen and Saliva.- Epigenetics for Age Estimation in Forensic Anthropology.- Epigenetics Applications to Postmortem Interval Estimation.- Future Perspectives on Forensic Epigenetics for DNA Investigative Intelligence.

Sara C. Zapico is an assistant professor in the Department of Chemistry and Environmental Sciences at New Jersey Institute of Technology, in Newark, New Jersey. She is also a research associate at Smithsonian Institution, in Washington, DC. Before NJIT, Sara was the graduate program director of the Professional Science Master’s in Forensic Science at Florida International University in Miami, Florida. She also served as an associate at the forensic unit from the International Committee of the Red Cross in Geneva, Switzerland. Her research interests focus on the application of biochemical techniques to forensic science issues, like age-at-death estimation and the determination of post-mortem interval, with implications in aging and biomedical research.

• Applications of Epigenetics to Forensic Sciences: Introduction.- Epigenetic Techniques Applied to Forensic Science.- Towards an Epigenetic Identity: Discriminating Monozygotic Twins in Forensics.- Epigenetic Identification of Body Fluids.- Epigenetic Age Estimation from Blood: Advances, Applications, and Forensic Implications.- Epigenetics of Y-Chromosome for Age Estimation.- Epigenetic for Age Estimation in Semen and Saliva.- Epigenetics for Age Estimation in Forensic Anthropology.- Epigenetics Applications to Postmortem Interval Estimation.- Future Perspectives on Forensic Epigenetics for DNA Investigative Intelligence.