Crime

Forensic science in real life is a more laborious process than is shown on television © Getty Images

Forensic science What we still don't know

Forensic scientist at crime scene

What is forensic science?

Sue Black on the Science Focus Podcast © Getty Images

Sue Black What stories do our skeletons tell?

A forensic investigator enters a crime scene © Getty Images

Why are we so obsessed with true crime?

Forensic genealogy: how police are using family trees to solve cold cases © Getty Images

Unsolved murder How police are using family tree forensics to solve cold cases

A smart city does not have to become a surveillance city, but it requires a strong public commitment to privacy rights © Getty Images

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Smart cities A smart city does not have to become a surveillance city, but it requires a strong public commitment to privacy rights

Scientists fake rhino horn from horse hair to flood illegal market © Getty Images

Scientists fake rhino horn from horse hair to flood illegal market

A scene from the film 'Jack The Ripper', 1959. (Photo by Paramount/Getty Images)

Everyday science

Unsolved murder Has science identified Jack the Ripper?

Can a head injury can make you more prone to criminal behaviour? © Getty Images

Can a head injury make you more prone to criminal behaviour?

The Science Of True Crime © Andy Potts

The Science of True Crime

Can an algorithm deliver justice? © Getty Images

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Can an algorithm deliver justice?

The psychopaths among us © Alamy

The psychopaths among us

DNA Detectives © John Holcroft

Should ‘genetic genealogy’ really be used to crack cold cases?

How genetic variants can be used to compare people © Getty Images

How genetic variants can be used to compare people

How to use DNA databases to catch the perpetrator of a crime © Getty Images

How to use DNA databases to catch the perpetrator of a crime