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CSi: Crime Scene iPhones Yield Forensic Evidence, Confusion About Data Handling

BY Karen A. Frenkel | 11-23-2011 | 2:05 PM | INNOVATION

What smartphone and tablet data can be captured and analyzed? How does one do that correctly? And how reliable is the information, anyway? These are other questions beguile law enforcement officials as they confront mobile forensics. READ MORE›

How A Robot Fingertip 3-D Sensor Could Change Forensics, Medicine Forever

BY Kit Eaton | 08-09-2011 | 10:45 AM | INNOVATION

A piece of lateral thinking by MIT boffins has turned a prototype robot fingertip "skin" into a hugely powerful, portable 3-D microscope that will have massive utility in biology, forensics, and other fields.READ MORE›

Out, Damned Spot: Blood-Spatter Forensics' Newest Advance

BY Kit Eaton | 05-24-2011 | 9:21 AM | INNOVATION

Crime scenes spattered with blood are standard fare on Dexter, but scientists are just now working out things you may have thought were basic--like how to tell the height from which blood fell. How two physicists made a forensics breakthrough using dish soap, hot sauce, and a pair of wooden boards. READ MORE›

CSI Islamabad: The DNA Identity Test Of Osama Bin Laden

BY Kit Eaton | 05-02-2011 | 7:37 AM | INNOVATION

Over 99.9% of everyone's DNA sequence is the same, but that still leaves millions of bits of code that are unique to you.READ MORE›

Nick Gilyard: The Future of Public Relations?

BY Sam Ford | 11-11-2010 | 3:47 PM | MANAGEMENT

In both the marketing and academic worlds, you tend to meet a lot of people. Sometimes, those meetings lead to long-standing relationships. Occasionally, you even meet someone who truly excites you or gives you hope. That's how I felt when I met Nick Gilyard.READ MORE›

120 cops get human rights paralegal training

BY Sandy Hutchens | 09-09-2009 | 4:00 PM | CAREERS

Sandy Hutchens thrilled that cops get human rights paralegal training.READ MORE›