Director, Forensic Studies Program
Education
Ph.D., The George Washington University
Dr. Marginean obtained his Ph.D. in Chemistry from The George Washington University. He worked as Postdoctoral Researcher, then as Senior Research Scientist in the Biological Separations and Mass Spectrometry Division at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Dr. Marginean has been teaching various forensic topics since 2013. He is now an Associate Professor and the Director of the Forensic Studies program in the School of Criminal Justice at the University of Baltimore.
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Refereed Journal Articles
Marginean, I. (2025). Engaging students through storytelling: A fictitious crime project. Science & Justice. 65(4), 101280.
Marginean, I. (2023). Classification of electrospray axial regimes as revealed by spray current measurements. International Journal of Mass Spectrometry. 495. 117150.
Marginean, I. 2025 ITLC Lilly, "Promoting Critical Thinking and Creativity Through Development of Multiple-Choice Questions," Austin, TX. (2025).
Marginean, I. 2024 ITLC Lilly, "Engaging Students Through Storytelling: A Fictitious Crime Project," Austin, TX. (2024).
Marginean, I. ACS Middle Atlantic Regional Meeting, "A Fictitious Crime Project," New York. (2023).
Kasim, A., Farley, S. D., & Marginean, I. Annual Meeting of the Association for Psychological Science, "People assign more blame to female victims of an ambiguous sexual assault scenario when framed from his perspective than her perspective," Association for Psychological Science, Washington, D.C.. (2023).