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FSS
DNA Technique Nails Outback Murderer
A
new DNA technique, developed by the UK Forensic Science Service
(FSS®) has helped to trap the killer of a British backpacker, who
went missing in the Australian outback.
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Evi-Paq
Bullet Catcher
Evi-Paq,
a US company specialising in forensic equipment has introduced its latest
'bullet catcher'.
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Forensic
Alliance Wins Surrey Contract
Forensic
Alliance have won a £1 million contract to supply forensic services
to Surrey police, it has been revealed.
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UK
to Adopt DNA Database Charter
The United Kingdom has become only the second country to adopt a charter
governing automated access to Interpol's database of DNA profiles.
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Forensics
Kit Safeguards Evidence
A forensic kit to safeguard crucial evidence following serious assaults
has been launched by Surrey police in a joint initiative with Surrey Ambulance
Service.
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Armor
Forensics Evidence Window Box
Evidence
contamination could be significantly reduced following the launch of the
first ever evidence box with a window.
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Securetec's
DRUGWIPE 5
Securetec,
suppliers of rapid drug detection tests for German customs and traffic
is demonstrating its new product developments including the five-parameter
test DRUGWIPE 5, a special saliva test with an improved accuracy
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Cozart
Detects Greater Range of Drugs
Cozarts
Rapid Solids Tests has been extended to detect an even greater range of
drugs, the company has announced.
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BLUESTAR®
Forensic Detects Invisible Bloodstains
Bloodstains
that have been washed away can now been detected using BLUESTAR®
Forensic which is a new reagent which reveals bloodstains invisible
to the naked eye in less than three minutes.
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Hertfordshire
Follows in Revolutionary Footprints
Hertfordshire
Constabulary is to become the first force in the country to trial a new
foot printing following new laws that allow the police to take footwear
impressions of people in custody
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New
£5 Cocaine Testing Kit
Thames
Valley Police is using a two-minute cocaine testing kit to help officers
speed up the fight against drug dealers
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Leading
Lecturer Casts Doubt on Fingerprint Evidence
Doubt
has been cast on the reliability of fingerprint evidence by a leading
lecturer in psychology at the University of Southampton
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Scotlands
First Unit of Forensic Art
Scotland's
first unit of Forensic Art has been established at Dundee University.
The unit is based within Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design
and will be headed by Dr Caroline Wilkinson
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Tooth
Enamel Dating Technique
A
new tooth enamel dating technique could help identify the age of disaster
victims. The new technique was developed by researchers at Californias
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) and the Karolinska Institute
in Sweden
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HemoSpat
Launched to Analyse Bloodstains
Blood
stain analysts will be able to apply computer technology to the analysis
of bloodstains, following the launch of HemoSpat
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Harrington
Group Acquire Sun Biomedical
Australian
law enforcement technology company, Harrington Group Ltd, is set
to acquire the company that founded the worlds first rapid saliva
drug test in a $3.7 million deal
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Dr
Andy Hart to Present Body Farm Findings
The
second only UK scientist to visit the Body Farm is planning a series of
presentations to share his findings. Dr Andy Hart, a forensic scientist
with the Forensic Science Service travelled to the Body Farm in
Tennessee.
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Iris
On The Move® by Sarnoff
Iris
recognition can be carried out on a person without them having to stop
to have their eyes scanned with Iris On The Move® by the Sarnoff
Corporation
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Further
Work on Livescan
The
Police Standards Unit and ACPO have commissioned further work on Livescan,
the automation of fingerprint capture
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Air
Science Cabinets in Dublin
Three
new evidence drying cabinets from Air Science Technology Ltd have
been installed at the Forensic Science Laboratory in Dublin
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National
Footwear Workshop
A two-day national footwear workshop was held in Nottinghamshire
last month to refine and develop the vision to capture and exploit
footwear intelligence found at crime scenes, according to the Home Office
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Revelation
Forensic Laser
The
world's first five watt fully portable scene of crime laser is now available
from Laser Innovations
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DRagon
Deployed Following 7/7 Bombings
A
DRagon
mobile Digital Radiography system was deployed as part of the mass disaster
plan following the July 7th London bombings
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Forensic
Alliance Conference - October 7-9
Forensic Alliance is holding a conference on blood spatter next month.
'The good, the bad and the very, very strange' will be held at the
Belfry in Warwickshire on October 7-9
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Ecology
Team Open Days
The
Ecology Team at Forensic Alliance is running two Open Days to be held
on:
20th September at HTS Lane End, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
22nd September at The Britannia Hotel, Near Wigan, Lancashire
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ACO
Launches PD-350
A
new portable forgery detection system has been launched by ACO Electronics
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South
Yorks Uses Socrates
South
Yorkshire police has signed a multi-million pound deal to make the force
a leading light in forensic science in the North East.
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