Tebah Browne is the Forensic Science Policy Specialist at the Innocence Project. In this role, she assists with policy work that focuses on the reliability, validity, and regulation of forensic science methods and technologies. Before joining the Innocence Project, Tebah worked at the Legal Aid Society’s DNA Unit as the in-house scientist and DNA analyst. Tebah holds B.S. and M.S. degrees in forensic science, with concentrations in molecular biology and toxicology, from John Jay College. She also has a Ph.D. in forensic science from Oklahoma State University.