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May 11, 2021
Kelly-Ann Couzens on The Police Surgeon in Victorian Edinburgh: A Talk on May 21, 2021@ThomGiddens
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From Jennifer Aston, University of Northumbria, an announcement of a very interesting talk: On 21 st May at 11am the Law and Humanitie...
February 21, 2018
Counter Exhibitions: Opening March 6, University of London @thomgiddens @GoldsmithsUofL
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COUNTER INVESTIGATIONS: FORENSIC ARCHIT...
October 14, 2017
Woman With a Mission: Frances Glessner Lee and Her Crime Dioramas
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Frances Glessner Lee, a woman with a fortune, was also a woman with a mission--to convince law enforcement and others involved in the justi...
March 13, 2017
Rubtcova, Pavenkov, and Pavenkov on Historical Prerequisites of Forensic Knowledge in Russia, 1697-1725
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Mariia V. Rubtcova, Oleg V. Pavenkov, and Vladimir Pavenkov, all of St. Petersburg University of Cinema and Television, have published Hist...
June 28, 2015
The Origins of Forensic Science
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The BBC gives us a short course in the history of forensic science here. It all started with the Greeks and Romans; the word "forensi...
April 18, 2015
The CSI Syndrome
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Forensics shows continue to be popular; a new one, CSI Cyber , recently made its debut. Most forensics experts will tell us that what hap...
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