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Aligning Forensic Innovation with the UN SDGs

In today’s interconnected world, science must not only innovate but also serve society. This research— "Substance Exposure Through Dental Hard Tissues: A Forensic Perspective"—demonstrates how forensic odontology can contribute meaningfully to global development. From enhancing public health investigations to delivering justice in challenging  scenarios, our work aligns with key  UN Sustainable Development  Goals  (SDGs)  These  include  promoting  health  and  well- being, enabling quality education, encouraging innovation, strengthening justice systems, and building global partnerships. Each SDG reflects a pillar that this research supports through digital transformation, educational empowerment, and collaborative outreach. 


SDG 3: GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING

 Advancing Public Health through Forensic Innovation


 Our research supports global health by enhancing the detection of harmful 

substances  through  dental  hard  tissues.  In  cases  where  traditional biological samples are unavailable or degraded, teeth oer a resilient matrix for  identifying  exposure  to  drugs,  chemicals,  and  toxic  elements.  This advancement  helps  uncover  substance-related  deaths,  supports epidemiological  understanding  of  exposure  patterns,  and  aids  in  creating more  responsive  public  health  policies.  By  bridging  forensic  science  with health insights, our work contributes meaningfully to ensuring healthier lives and promoting well-being for all. 

 SDG 4: QUALITY EDUCATION 

Empowering Learners with Accessible Forensic Tools


 Education is central to progress in forensic science. Our innovative 3D digital 

models provide an immersive, globally accessible learning tool for students, educators, and professionals in forensic odontology. Designed to enhance understanding  of  substance-induced  changes  in  dental  tissues,  these models  help  address  gaps  in  training  and  curriculum  around  emerging forensic  methods.  By  making  these  tools  freely  available,  we  aim  to democratize  high-quality  forensic  education  and  empower  the  next generation of professionals worldwide. 

SDG 9: INDUSTRY, INNOVATION, AND INFRASTRUCTURE


 Innovating Forensic Practice through Digital Transformation 


This  research  exemplifies  how  cutting-edge  technology  can  reshape 

forensic  investigation  and  education.  By  integrating  digital  modelling  and web-based  learning,  we  foster  innovation  in  forensic  odontology  and establish  a  sustainable  knowledge  infrastructure.  Our  platform  serves  as both a scientific repository and  an  educational gateway—encouraging  the development  of  resilient  forensic  systems  capable  of  meeting  modern challenges through continuous research and digital advancement. 

 SDG 16: PEACE, JUSTICE, AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS


Strengthening Justice through Scientific Integrity 


Reliable  forensic  evidence  is  vital  to  fair  judicial  outcomes.  Our  research 

enhances  the  evidentiary  value  of  dental  tissues  in  detecting  substance exposure,  especially  in  cases  where  traditional  samples  are  absent  or compromised. By advancing this method, we contribute to building stronger forensic frameworks and reinforcing institutional capabilities. This ensures that  justice  systems  are  better  equipped  to  deliver  accurate,  timely,  and scientifically validated decisions—supporting peace, accountability, and the rule of law. 

 SDG 17: PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE GOALS 

Global Collaboration for a Forensic Future


Our  project  thrives  on  collaboration  across  academic,  healthcare,  and 

forensic  sectors.  Through  international  surveys,  shared  digital  resources, and  open-access  platforms,  we  emphasize  knowledge  exchange  and capacity  building  across  borders.  By  fostering  global  partnerships, particularly in regions with limited forensic infrastructure, we help advance shared goals in health, education, and justice. Together, we move toward a more  interconnected,  inclusive,  and  sustainable  forensic  science community. 


Forensic Science for a Sustainable Future 


Our  mission  extends  beyond  academic  inquiry—it  is  about  creating  tools,  sharing  knowledge,  and building bridges across borders. By aligning our forensic odontology research with the SDGs, we reairm our commitment to responsible science that empowers people, strengthens institutions, and inspires innovation. This alignment underscores the role forensic science can play in shaping a more equitable, healthy, and sustainable world for all. 

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