Instytut Ekspertyz Sądowych zwrócił się z prośbą do instytutów zrzeszonych w ENFSI o przesłanie listy publikacji napisanych przez pracowników tych instytutów i wydanych w języku angielskim w ostatnich dwóch latach, czyli w 2005 i 2006 r. Inicjatywa ta miała na celu ułatwienie wymiany informacji i nawiązania współpracy naukowej wśród członków ENFSI, jak i z naukowcami spoza ENFSI, zwłaszcza z centrów akademickich zajmujących się naukami sądowymi. Przedstawiona poniżej bibliografia obejmuje prace opublikowane w 2005 r. i opiera się na listach publikacji przysłanych nam przez Institute of Criminalistics Prague z Republiki Czeskiej; Kriminaltechnisches Institut – Bundeskriminalamt z Wiesbaden w Niemczech; Institute for Forensic Sciences na Węgrzech; Forensic Science Laboratory z Irlandii; Netherlands Forensic Institute z Holandii; Instytut Ekspertyz Sądowych z Polski; University of Lausanne oraz Wissenschaftlicher Dienst, Stadtpolizei Zürich, obie instytucje ze Szwajcarii; a także przez trzy laboratoria z Wielkiej Brytanii – The Centre for Forensic Science, Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry, University of Strathclyde; Forensic Science Service w Londynie; a także LGC Forensics.

1. Aalberg L., Andersson K., Bertler C., Borén H., Cole M. D., Dahlén J., Finnon Y., Huizer H., Jalava K., Kaa E., Lock E., Lopes A., Poortman-van der Meer A., Sippo­la E., Development of a harmonised method for the profiling of amphetamines I. Synthesis of standards and compilation of analytical data, Forensic Science International 2005, 149, 219–229.

2. Aalberg L., Andersson K., Bertler C., Cole M. D., Finnon Y., Huizer H., Jalava K., Kaa E., Lock E., Lopes A., Poortman-van der Meer A., Sippola E., Dahlén J., Development of a harmonised method for the profiling of amphetamines II. Stability of impurities in organic solvents, Forensic Science International 2005, 149, 231–241.

3. Adamowicz P., Kała M., Date-rape drugs scene in Poland, Przegląd Lekarski 2005, 62, 572–575.

4. Adamowicz P., Kała M., Simple HPLC method for the identification of the most commonly used rodenticides in Poland, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 64, 373–381.

5. Adamowicz P., Kała M., Urinary excretion rates of keta­mine and norketamine following therapeutic ketamine administration: method and detection window considerations, Journal of Analytical Toxicology 2005, 28, 376–382.

6. Alexander A., Dessimoz D., Botti F., Drygajło A., On the use of auditory and automatic systems to handle mismatched conditions in forensic speaker recognition, International Journal of Speech, Language and the Law 2005, 12, 214–234.

7. Andrasko J., Kunicki M., Inhomogeneity and aging of ballpoint pen inks inside of pen cartridges, Journal of Forensic Sciences 2005, 50, 542–547.

8. Archer N. E., Charles Y., Elliott J. A., Jickells S., Changes in the lipid composition of latent fingerprint residue with time after deposition on a surface, Forensic Science International 2005, 154, 224–239.

9. Arnout R., Scheenstra A., Bijhold J., Veldkamp R., Facial image comparison using 3D techniques, Proceedings of 2^nd International Conference on Reconstruction of Soft Facial Parts (RSFP 2005), BKA Research Series No. 31, Luchterhand Publishers 2005.

10. Babik W., Branicki W., Crnobrnja-Isailovic J., Cogal­niceanu D., Sas I., Olgun K., Poyarkov N. A., Garcia-Paris M., Arntzen W., Phylogeography of two European newt species – discordance between mtDNA and morphology, Molecular Ecology 2005, 14, 2475–2491.

11. Becker S., Dücking M., Schmid C., Latkoczy C., Günt­her D., Laser ablation in forensic glass analysis: Wavelength dependent changes of refractive index of glass after laser ablation, Proceedings of the European Winter Conference on Plasma Spectrochemistry, Budapest 2005.

12. Berger C. E. H., Koeijer J. A. de, Glas W., Madhuizen H., Linking inkjet printing to a common digital source document, Journal of the American Society of Questioned Document Examiners 2005, 8, 91–99.

13. Biedermann A., Taroni F., Delémont O., Semadeni C., Davidson A., The evaluation of evidence in forensic investigation of fire incidents (Part I): An approach using Bayesian networks, Forensic Science International 2005, 147, 49–57.

14. Biedermann A., Taroni F., Delémont O., Semadeni C., Davison A., The evaluation of evidence in forensic investigation of fire incidents (Part II): Practical examples of the use of Bayesian networks, Forensic Science International 2005, 147, 59–69.

15. Bill M., Gill P., Curran J., Clayton T., Pinchin R., Healy M., Buckleton J., PENDULUM – a guideline based approach to the interpretation of STR mixtures, Forensic Science International 2005, 148, 181–189.

16. Bos J. van den, R. M., Knijff van der, TULP2G – an open source forensic software framework for acquiring and decoding data stored in electronic devices, International Journal of Digital Evidence 2005, 4, 1–19.

17. Bouten J. S., Leeuwen D. van, Results of the 2003 NFI- TNO forensic speaker recognition evaluation, Proceedings of Odyssey ‘04, The Speaker and Language Recognition Workshop 2004, 75–82.

18. Branicki W., Brudnik U., Wojas-Pelc A., Genetic prediction of pigmentary traits in forensic studies, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 64, 343–357.

19. Branicki W., Kalista K., Kupiec T., Wolańska-Nowak P., Zoledziewska M., Lessig R., Distribution of mtDNA haplogroups in a population sample from Poland, Journal of Forensic Sciences 2005, 50, 732–733.

20. Brożek-Mucha Z. [ed.], 2^nd FINEX Conference of the ENFSI Expert Working Group on Explosives Krakow, 20–22 April 2005, Institute of Forensic Research Publishers, Kraków 2005.

21. Brożek-Mucha Z., Trzcińska B. M., Identification of post-blast residue of a booby-trap – a case study, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 61, 72–79.

22. Bruyn P. de, Chang S. B. C. G., Biegstraaten J. C., Stamouli A., Pyrotechnic residue analysis using SEM/EDX – The Enschede fireworks disaster, Scanning 2005, 27, 105–106.

23. Brzozowski J., Białek I., Subik P., Visualisation of fingerprints on sticky side of adhesive tapes, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 64, 333–342.

24. Budowle B., Garofano P., Hellmann A., Ketchum M., Kanthaswamy S., Parson W., van Haeringen W., Fain S., Broad T., Recommendations for animal DNA forensic and identity testing, International Journal of Legal Medicine 2005, 119, 295–302.

25. Budowle B., Garofano P., Hellmann A., Ketchum M., Kanthaswamy S., Parson W., Haeringen W. van, Fain S., Broad T., Recommendations for animal DNA forensic and identity testing, International Journal of Legal Medicine 2005, 119, 295–302.

26. Buzzini P., Massonnet G., Birrer S., Egli N. M., Mazzella W. D., Fortini A., Survey of crowbar and household paints in burglary cases – population studies, transfer and interpretation, Forensic Science International 2005, 152, 221–234.

27. Chochół A., The analysis of causes of balanced speed elements from silicon coats, [in:] Current trends in commodity science, Proceedings of the 8^th International Commo­- dity Science Conference (IGWT), vol. II, 28 August – 4 September 2005, Poznań, The Poznań University of Economics Publishing House, Poznań 2005, 638–641.

28. Chudzikiewicz E., Adamowicz P., Kała M., Lechowicz W., Pufal E., Sykutera M., Śliwka K., Possibilities of using saliva for testing drivers for estazolam, doxepin and promazine, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 62, 166–177.

29. Czerederecka A., Cognitive processes of parents fighting for custody and Parental Alienation Syndrome observed in their children, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 61, 19–29.

30. Dixon L. A., Murray C. M., Archer E. J., Dobbins A. E., Koumi P., Gill P., Validation of a 21 locus autosomal SNP multiplex for forensic identification purposes, Forensic Science International 2005, 154, 62–77.

31. Dücking B. S., Schmid M., Latkoczy C., Günther D., Laser ablation in forensic glass analysis: Wavelength dependent changes of refractive index of glass after laser ablation, Proceedings of the European Winter Conference on Plasma Spectrochemistry, Budapest 2005.

32. Egyed B., Csikai M., Furedi S., Padar Z., Population genetic data on the STR loci D2S1338, D19S433 and SE33 in Hungary, Journal of Forensic Sciences 2005, 50, 720–721.

33. Egyed B., Csikai M., Furedi S., Padar Z., Population genetic data on the STR loci D2S1338, D19S433 and SE33 in Hungary, Journal of Forensic Sciences 2005, 50, 720–721.

34. Esseiva P., Anglada F., Dujourdy L., Taroni F., Margot P., Du Pasquier E., Dawson M., Roux C., Doble P., Chemical profiling and classification of illicit heroin by principal component analysis, calculation of inter sample correlation and artificial neural networks, Talanta 2005, 67, 360–367.

35. Fagel W. P. F., Chairman’s notes: Daubert, graphology and linguistics, ENFHEX News 2005, 01.05, 23–25.

36. Florek E., Ignatowicz E., Wrzosek J., Piekoszewski W., Effect of ratio on total antioxidant status of rats exposed to cigarette smoke, Pharmacological Reports 2005, 57, 84–89.

37. Florek E., Marszałek A., Piekoszewski W., Szymanow­ski K., Moczko J., Influence of aniline and low protein diet on pregnancy and reproduction in animal model, Przegląd Ginekologiczno-Położniczy 2005, 5, 61-67.

38. Florek E., Piekoszewski W., Education program about tobacco for medical students, Przegląd Lekarski 2005, 65, 1148–1150.

39. Fojtášek L., Kmječ T., Time periods of GSR particles deposition after discharge, Forensic Science International 2005, 153, 132–135.

40. Fraser J. G., Cold case investigations, [in:] The encyclopedia of forensic and legal medicine, Payne-James J., Henderson C. [eds], Elsevier, Amsterdam 2005.

41. Fraser J. G., Ratcliff C., Crime scene management – UK System, [in:] The encyclopedia of forensic and legal medicine, Payne-James J., Henderson C. [eds], Elsevier, Amsterdam 2005.

42. French D. J., McDowell D. G., Thomson J. A., Brown T., Debenham P. G., HyBeacons: A novel DNA probe chemistry for rapid genetic analysis, Proceedings of the 21^st International ISFG Congress, Ponta Delgada, The Azores, Portugal, ICS 2005, 1288, 707–709.

43. Gál T., Preparation of single fibres for FTIR spectroscopy, [in:] 13^th European Fibres Group Meeting, 9–10 June 2005, Bled (Slovenia), LKA Berlin, Berlin 2005 [CD].

44. Gierowski J. K., Haś A., Rumszewicz S., Risk factors and interpersonal relations of juvenile criminals and their functioning at a reformatory, Socialinis Darbus, Mokslo Darbai 2005, 4, 60–69.

45. Gill P., Curran J., Elliot K., A graphical simulation model of the entire DNA process associated with the analysis of short tandem repeat loci, Nucleic Acids Research 2005, 33, 632–643.

46. Gill P., DNA as evidence – the technology of identification, New England Journal of Medicine 2005, 352, 2669–2671.

47. Heijen W. M. M., Craats A. M. van de, Koeijer J. A. de, Koomen L. H. J., Warmerdam M., Applications of XRD in forensic casework, Acta Crystallographica 2005, A61, C14–C15.

48. Hendrikse J. N., A comprehensive review of the official OPCW proficiency test, [in:] Chemical analysis of chemical weapons; sample collection, sample preparation, and analytical methods, Mesilaakso M. [ed.], John Wiley & Sons, Chichester 2005, 89–132.

49. Hicks T., Schütz F., Curran J. M., Triggs C. M., A model for estimating the number of glass fragments transferred when breaking a pane: experiments with firearms and hammer, Science and Justice 2005, 45, 65–74.

50. Holness J. A., Wiggins K., A further study of dye batch variation in textile and carpet fibres, Science and Justice 2005, 45, 93–96.

51. Hsieh H. M., Liu C. I., Tsai L. C., Hou R. J., Liu K. L., Linacre A., Lee C., Characterization of the polymorphic repeat sequence within the rDNA IGS of Cannabis sativa, Forensic Science International 2005, 152, 23–28.

52. Huhn C., Neusuess C., Pelzing M., Pyell U., Mannhardt J., Puetz M., Capillary electrophoresis-laser induced fluorescence-electrospray ionization-mass spectrometry: A case study, Electrophoresis 2005, 26, 1389–1397.

53. Huhn C., Puetz M., Martin N., Dahlenburg R., Pyell U., Determination of tryptamine derivatives in illicit synthetic drugs by capillary electrophoresis and ultraviolet laser-induced fluorescence detection, Electrophoresis 2005, 26, 2391–2401.

54. Jessen M., Köster O., Gfroerer S., Influence of vocal effort on average and variability of fundamental frequency, The International Journal of Speech, Language and the Law 2005, 12, 174–213.

55. Jędrzejewski W., Branicki W., Veit C., Medugorac I., Pilot M., Bunevich A., Jędrzejewska B., Schmidt K., Theuerkauf J., Okarma H., Gula R., Szymura L., Foerster M., Genetic diversity and relatedness within packs in an intensely hunted population of wolves Canis lupus, Acta Theriologica 2005, 50, 3-22.

56. Kajstura M., Trawińska A., Hebenstreit J., Application of the electrical network frequency (ENF) criterion. A case of a digital recording, Forensic Science International 2005, 155, 165–171.

57. Kała M., Adamowicz P., Chudzikiewicz E., Lechowicz W., Pufal E., Piekoszewski W., Śliwka K., Correlation of saliva and blood estazolam concentration with balance changes in subjects after administration of the drug and/or alcohol, [in:] SOFT-TIAFT FBI 2004 Proceedings, Spiehler V. [ed.], Global Partners for Justice and Health, New Port 2005 [CD].

58. Kała M., Adamowicz P., Chudzikiewicz E., Lechowicz W., Pufal E., Sykutera M., Piekoszewski W., Pach J., Śliwka K., Substances acting similarly to alcohol in the organism of drivers, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 62, 133–144.

59. Katterwe H., Forensic science and interpreting evidence: Probability conclusions in expert opinions on fracture matching, [in:] Tagungsband Werkstoffprüfung, Grell­mann W. [ed.], DVM Bericht 641, Berlin 2005, 437–444.

60. Katterwe H., Fracture matching and repetitive experiments: A contribution of validation, AFTE Journal 2005, 37, 229–241.

61. Kochana J., Zakrzewska A., Parczewski A., Wilamowski J., TLC screening methods of identification of active components of “ecstasy” tablets: MDMA, PMA and PMMA. The influence of diluents and adulterants, Journal of Liquid Chromatography and Related Technologies 2005, 28/18, 2875–2886.

62. Kochanowski M., Kała M., Determination of tetra­hydro­cannabinols in saliva, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 62, 178–187.

63. Kochanowski M., Kała M., Tetrahydrocannabinols in clinical and forensic toxicology, Przegląd Lekarski 2005, 62, 572–575.

64. Koper C., Ali-Tolppa E., Bozenko J. S. Jr., Dufey V., Puetz M., Weyermann C., Zrcek F., Identification of a new amphetamine type stimulant: 3,4-methylenedioxy- (2-hydroxyethyl)amphetamine (MDHOET), Microgram Journal 2005, 3, 166–174.

65. Kotrlý M., Mikeš J., Morphology and color measurement study for pigment comparison with Lucia image analysis, Proceedings of EPG/EGG ENFSI Praha 2004 [CD].

66. Kotrlý M., Use the X-ray diffraction in forensic science as a device for phase analysis, Acta Crystallographica 2005, A61, C495.

67. Kowanetz M., Skupień E., The remit of psychologists and psychiatrists in the assessment of awareness and freedom of declaration of will, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 61, 80–90.

68. Latkoczy C., Dücking M., Becker S.[et al.], Development and evaluation of a standard method for the quantitative determination of elements in float glass samples by LA-ICP-MS, Journal of Forensic Sciences 2005, 50, 1327–1341.

69. Lech T., Sadlik K., Copper concentration in body tissues and fliuds in normal subjects of southern Poland and in patients with Wilson’s disease, [in:] Proceedings of 5^th International Symposium on trace Elements in Human: New Perspectives. Satellite Symposium on Lithium, Pollet S. [ed.], University of Athens, Athens 2005, 296–303 [CD].

70. Lech T., Trela F., Massive acute arsenic poisoning, Forensic Science International 2005, 151, 273–277.

71. Lechowicz W., Bunker V., Hair as a complementary material in drug testing of drivers for benzodiazepines, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 62, 157–165.

72. Leeuwen D. A. van, Martin A. F., Przybocki M. A., Bouten J. S., NIST and NFI-TNO evaluation on automatic speaker recognition, Computer Speech and Language 2005, 20, 128–158.

73. Lewis R., Ward S., Johnson R., Thorburn Burns D., Distribution of the principal cannabinoids within bars of compressed cannabis resin, Analytica Chimica Acta 2005, 538, 399–405.

74. Linacre A., Lee J. C., Species determination: the role and use of the cytochrome B gene, Methods in Molecular Biology 2005, 297, 45–52.

75. Madej K., Woźniakiewicz M., Kała M., A method for screening and quantification of seven phenothiazines in whole blood samples by non-aqueaous capillary electrophoresis, Chromatographia 2005, 61, 259–263.

76. Maksymowicz K., Kała M., Jaźwińska-Tarnawska E., Hurkacz M., The influence of pharmacological treatment directly prior to death on the formation of endogenous ethyl alcohol, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 64, 417–424.

77. Marquis R., Schmittbuhl M., Mazzella W. D., Taroni F., Quantification of the shape of handwritten characters: a step to objective discrimination between writers based on the study of the capital character O, Forensic Science International 2005, 150, 23–32.

78. Massonnet G., Buzzini P., Jochem G., Stauber M., Coyle T., Roux C., Thomas J., Leijenhorst H., Zanten Z. van, Wiggins K., Russel C., Chabli S., Rosengarten A., Evaluation of Raman spectroscopy for the analysis of colored fibres: A collaborative study, Journal of Forensic Sciences 2005, 50, 1028–1038.

79. Mazzella W., Buzzini P., Raman spectroscopy of blue gel pen inks, Forensic Science International 2005, 152, 241–247.

80. Mazzella W., Taroni F., A simple logical approach to questioned envelopes examination, Science and Justice 2005, 45, 35–38.

81. McDermott S. D., Power J. D., Drug smuggling using clothing impregnated with cocaine, Journal of Forensic Sciences 2005, 50, 1423–1425.

82. McDermott S. D., Power J. D., Drug smuggling using clothing impregnated with cocaine, Journal of Forensic Sciences 2005, 50, 1423–1425.

83. Milczarek J. M., Zięba-Palus J., Kościelniak P., Application of pyrolysis-gas chromatography to car paint analysis for forensic purposes, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 61, 7–18.

84. Negrusz A., Adamowicz P., Saini B. K., Webster D. E., Juhascik M. P., Moore Ch. M., Schlemmer R. F., Detection of ketamine in urine of nonhuman primates after single dose using microplate enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) and NCI-GC-MS, Journal of Analytical Toxicology 2005, 29, 162–168.

85. Neumann H., Gas chromatography – forensic applications (review), [in:] Encyclopaedia of analytical science, Worsfold P., Townshend A., Poole C. [eds.], Elsevier, Amsterdam 2005, vol. 4, 139–146.

86. Nic Daéid N., Drugs of abuse, [in:] Encyclopaedia of analytical science, Elsevier, Amsterdam 2005.

87. Nic Daéid N., Systematic drug identification, [in:] Encyclopaedia of analytical science, Elsevier, Amsterdam 2005.

88. Niewoehner L., Andrasko J., Biegstraaten J., Gunaratnam L., Steffen S., Uhlig S., Maintenance of the ENFSI proficiency test program on identification of GSR by SEM/EDX (GSR2003), Journal of Forensic Sciences 2005, 50, 877–882.

89. Palmer R., Banks M., The secondary transfer of fibres from head hair, Science and Justice 2005, 45, 123–128.

90. Piekoszewski W., Florek E., The role of laboratory examination in medical toxicology, Przegląd Lekarski 2005, 65, 954–959.

91. Ribaux O., Walsh S. J., Margot P., The contribution of forensic science to crime analysis and investigation: Forensic intelligence, Forensic Science International 2005, 156, 171–181.

92. Scheenstra A., Arnout R., Veldkamp R., A survey of 3D face recognition methods, Proceedings of the AVBPA Meeting, Rye Brook , New York 2005, 891–899.

93. Scott Ham M., Re: Citrate preserved samples (Letter), Journal of Clinical Medicine 2005, 12, 104.

94. Scott Ham M., Burton F. C., Toxicological findings in cases of alleged drug facilitated sexual assault in the United Kingdom over a 3 year period, Journal of Clinical Medicine 2005, 12, 175–186.

95. Skulska A., Kała M., Parczewski A., Determination of fentanyl and its analogues in toxicological expert analyses, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 63, 227–234.

96. Skulska A., Kała M., Parczewski A., Fenantyl and its analogues in clinical and forensic toxicology, Przegląd Le­karski 2005, 62, 581–584.

97. Smink B. E., Ruiter B., Lusthof K. J., Gier J. J. de, Uges D. R. A., Egberts A. C. G., Drug use and the severity of a traffic accident, Accident Analytical and Prevention 2005, 37, 427–433.

98. Stelling M. A., Sjerps M., Heterogeneity of contaminants in solid waste materials sampled for compliance testing, Environmental Forensics 2005, 6, 231–239.

99. Ścisłowski M., Piekoszewski W., Kamenczak A., Florek E., Simultaneous determination of buprenorphine and norbuprenorphine in serum by high-performance liquid chromatography-electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (HPLC-ESI-MS), Journal of Analytical Toxicology 2005, 29, 249–253.

100. Świegoda C., Chłobowska Z., The studies concerning denatured alcohol at the Institute of Forensic Research, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 61, 55–63.

101. Świst M., Wilamowski J., Parczewski A., Basic and neutral route impurities in MDMA prepared by different synthesis methods. Comparison of impurity profiles, Fo­rensic Science International 2005, 155, 100–111.

102. Świst M., Wilamowski J., Parczewski A., Determination of synthesis method of ecstasy based on the basic impurities, Forensic Science International 2005, 152, 175–184.

103. Świst M., Wilamowski J., Zuba D., Kochana J., Par­czewski A., Determination of synthesis route of 1-(3,4-methylenedioxyphenyl)-2-propanone (MDP-2-P) based on impurity profiles of MDMA, Forensic Science International 2005, 149, 181–192.

104. Theobald D. S., Staack R. F., Puetz M., Maurer H. H., New designer drug 2,5-dimethoxy-4-ethylthio-a-phen­ethylamine (2C-T-2): Studies on its metabolism and toxicological detection in rat urine using gas chromato­gra- phy/mass spectrometry, Journal of Mass Spectrometry 2005, 40, 1157–1172.

105. Thomas J., Buzzini P., Massonnet G., Reedy B., Roux. C., Raman Spectroscopy and the forensic analysis of black/grey and blue cotton fibres: part 1. Investigation of the effects of varying laser wavelength, Forensic Science International 2005, 152, 189–197.

106. Wach E., Szaszkiewicz M., Psychological analysis of the act ions and motivation of an offender suspected of serial killings. A case study, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 64, 401–416.

107. Wach W., Unarski J., Duś A., Tachograph chart – analysis of intensive braking recording, [in:] SAE Special Publication SP-1930 “Accident Reconstruction 2005”, Society of Automotive Engineers, SAE Technical Paper 2005-01- 1185, Warrendale 2005 [CD].

108. Wąs-Gubała J., Textile damage caused by terrorist explosions, [in:] 13th European Fibres Group Meeting, 9–10 June 2005, Bled (Slovenia), LKA Berlin, Berlin 2005 [CD].

109. Werrett D., The new frontiers of forensics, Policing Today 2005, 11, 29–31.

110. Wetton J. H., Tsang K. W., Khan H., Inferring the population of origin of DNA evidence within the UK by allele specific hybridisation of Y SNPs, Forensic Science Inter­- national 2005, 152, 45–53.

111. Wietecha R., Kościelniak P., Lech T., Kielar T., Simple method for simultaneous determination of selenium and arsenic in human hair by means of atomic fluorescence spectrometry with hydride generation technique, Micro­chimica Acta 2005, 149, 137–144.

112. Wietecha-Posłuszny R., Bednarek A., Kościelniak P., Dobrowolska J., Morawska A., Piekoszewski W., Chro­stek-Maj J., Determination of selenium and arsenic in the blood and urine of patients taking part in a methadone programme, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 63, 259–269.

113. Wiggins K., Drummond P., Identifying a suitable mounting medium for forensic fibre examination, [in:] 13^th European Fibres Group Meeting, 9–10 June 2005, Bled (Slovenia), LKA Berlin, Berlin 2005 [CD].

114. Wiggins K., Drummond P., The analysis and comparison of blue wool fibre populations found at random on clothing, Science and Justice 2005, 45, 157–162.

115. Wiggins K., Holness J. A., March B. M., The importance of thin layer chromatography and UV micro­spec­trophotometry in the analysis of reactive dyes released from wool and cotton fibres, Journal of Forensic Sciences 2005, 50, 364–368.

116. Wilimowska J., Piekoszewski W., Florek E., Methodology of stereoselective determination of verapamil in serum, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 61, 64–71.

117. Zadora G., Borusiewicz R., Zięba-Palus J., Differentiation between weathered kerosene and diesel fuel using automatic thermal desorption GC-MS analysis and the likelihood ratio approach, Journal of Separation Sciences 2005, 28, 1467–1475.

118. Zięba-Palus J., Examination of spray paints by the use of reflection technique of microinfrared spectroscopy, Journal of Molecular Structure 2005, 28, 1467–1475.

119. Zięba-Palus J., Fire debris examination by the use of GC/MS method, [in:] Proceeding of 4th International Conference “Oils and environment” – AUZO 2005, held at Gdansk University of Technology, Gdansk, June 20–25, 2005, Hupka J., Aranowski R. [eds.], Chemical Faculty, Gdańsk University of Technology, Gdańsk 2005.

120. Zięba-Palus J., The new micro-Raman and micro-XRF spectrometer. Application in forensic examination of paints and inks, [in:] EPG Meeting 2005, Berlin, 17–19.10.2005, Berlin 2005 [CD].

121. Zuba D., Drugs used in the treatment of erectile dysfunction – a new challenge for forensic toxicologists?, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 63, 247–258.

122. Zuba D., Świegoda C., Byrska B., Lechowicz W., Assessment of the effectiveness of denatonium benzoate (Bitrex) removal from denatured spirit preparations using sodium hypochlorite, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 63, 288–298.

123. Zuba D., Świegoda C., Byrska B., Lechowicz W., Determination of denatonium benzoate (Bitrex) in denatured spirit preparations, Problems of Forensic Sciences 2005, 63, 275–287.