New Forensic & Archeological Sciences videos from worldwide Universities: conferences and seminars
Forensic Psychology: The Real World of CSI
Dr. Jeffery Kieliszewski from Human Resource Associates presents on his experience in the criminal justice system as a forensic Psychologist. This is the first lecture in the 2009-2010 Psychology Speakers Series. See the full list at www.grcc.edu/psychologyspeakers
Grand Raids Community College
How to take a suspect's fingerprints
LJMU Forensic Science Lecturer Phil Gilhooley demonstrates how to take a crime suspect's fingerprints using the traditional ink and paper method
Liverpool John Moores University
Discover Forensic Science
Explore how science is applied to the law through integrated classroom and real-world experience at the only nationally accredited forensic science program in the state of Indiana.
Indiana University Purdue University
USF Students Investigate Mock Crime Scenes
Students at the University of South Florida involved in a forensic anthropology course participated in a field day exercise by investigating a mock crime scene. The field day, in fall 2010, involved law enforcement personnel from several agencies.
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University of South Florida
New Forensic & Archeological Sciences videos from worldwide Universities: courses
AET Profiles - Computer Forensics AET Profiles - Computer Forensics
Leeds Metropolitan University
Forensic Entomology: Undergraduate Research with Jordan Chapman In forensic entomology, succession is the amalgamation and disbursal of different insects throughout the decay process. Each insect performs a specific task with the corpse as it decomposes. This project studies the different arthropods involved in the fresh, bloat, active, and dry stages of decay in two 100 pound pigs. Practically, this research may be used to create a projected post mortem interval; that is, it will inform investigators how long a corpse has been at the site, and most likely how long the body has been dead. Data (insects, temperatures, humidity) vary per region, so succession studies cannot be standardized.
