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Smart cities
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A smart city does not have to become a surveillance city, but it requires a strong public commitment to privacy rights
Vincent Mosco
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Unsolved murder
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Has science identified Jack the Ripper?
The Human Body
Can a head injury make you more prone to criminal behaviour?
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The Science of True Crime
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Can an algorithm deliver justice?
The Human Body
The psychopaths among us
The Human Body
Should ‘genetic genealogy’ really be used to crack cold cases?
The Human Body
How genetic variants can be used to compare people
The Human Body
How to use DNA databases to catch the perpetrator of a crime
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On the lookout: three top home security cameras tested
The Human Body
The minds of sleepwalking killers
The Human Body
Could we see brain scanners used in criminal cases?
Everyday science
How to forge a masterpiece
The Human Body
How to free a hostage
The Human Body
Why do they sterilise lethal injection needles?
