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I talk to Professor Claude Roux from the Centre for Forensic Science at the University of Technology Sydney about forensics and how it is used. Topics we discuss include:<\/p>\n
– The type of research Claude is interested in
\n– Finger printing
\n– Forensic anatomy
\n– Anti body forensic methods
\n– DNA usage and profiling in the criminal justice system
\n– Forensic intelligence
\n– What are the ‘point of identities’ in a fingerprint?
\n– How many matching points does a fingerprint need to be classified as a match?
\n– How do forensic scientists ensure identification?
\n– How accurate is DNA evidence?
\n– Forensics v archaeology
\n– The differing definitions of ‘trace’
\n– The future of forensic science<\/p>\n
Listener of the episode is Kathleen Humble, from Melbourne, Australia.<\/p>\n
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