Kate M. Barnes
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Senior Lecturer in Forensic Biology
Also affiliated: University of Derby (2013–2025); Barnes Hospital (2015); University of Lincoln (2010); Life University (2015); Macquarie University (2019)
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Kate M. Barnes' research focuses on forensic entomology, specifically investigating methods for the extraction and identification of blow flies, which are crucial in forensic investigations. Her work addresses limitations in current forensic entomology research and explores how future studies can overcome these challenges. Barnes' scholarship includes publications on the efficient extraction of insect specimens from various substrates and the implications of these findings for casework. She also engages with broader educational topics, contributing to discussions on innovative teaching methods and school calendar structures. Her academic work is supported by a publication record that has garnered citations and an h-index of 6. Barnes collaborates with other researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Sarah Clark McKenzie.
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- h-index: 6
- Publications: 16
- Citations: 246
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We Wanted to Do Something Innovative: Exploring Motivations of Arkansas Districts Adopting Four-Day School Weeks or Year-Round Calendars (2025)
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- We Wanted to Do Something Innovative: Exploring Motivations of Arkansas Districts Adopting Four-Day School Weeks or Year-Round Calendars
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