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Top 5 universities where forensic toxicology is offered Videos
- 1. Toxicologist Calum Morrison Talks About His Life in Forensics and Dangerous Drugs
- 2. Early forensics and crime-solving chemists - Deborah Blum
- 3. The Risk Bites Guide to Staying Alive - a Toxicology Primer
- 4. 48 Hours 5 - Episode 1: Forensic Science
- 5. Pittcon 2013 - New and Emerging Analytical Technologies in Forensic Science - Abstract 5
Toxicologist Calum Morrison Talks About His Life in Forensics and Dangerous Drugs
Forensic toxicologist Calum Morrison talks about his important work in discovering whether dangerous drugs have played a part in the cause of death.
Early forensics and crime-solving chemists - Deborah Blum
View full lesson: //ed.ted.com/lessons/early-forensics-and-crime-solving-chemists-deborah-blum In a CSI age, we take forensic science for granted.
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TheaDragonSpirit
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on 08 May 2013
I am talking about war... and I am also talking about gaining something.
People kill to gain something in a world built on gaining... rather than
one built on sharing. In a sharing world there is less reason to kill.
Given some people are crazy. But this is like 1 in 1,000,000. Probable even
lower than that. Point is most people only turn to killing because they
want to profit some how.
Terri MacKay
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on 02 Apr 2013
As well as"The Alchemist" which jenisedai recommended, another book that
you might like is "The Poisoner's Handbook: Murder and the Birth of
Forensic Medicine in Jazz Age New York" by Deborah Blum (2010). It is a
great book, and it does deal with specific poisoning crimes from that era,
the techniques used to investigate the cases, and the early evolution of
forensic medicine.
TheaDragonSpirit
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on 07 Apr 2013
You know what would have avoided that womens death... not needing money to
live. How many people murder just to gain some kind of wealth. How many
killers do you know who wasn't after money, or trying to protect something.
Think about that.
wrstlerdude
commented
on 01 Apr 2013
Hearing about this book a few times and after hearing how engaged she is in
the topic, I've just bought a copy of this book. I enjoy hearing people
talk about things that they love.
litojonny
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on 02 Apr 2013
people say physicists are smart but i think chemists are much more down to
earth (physicists mean crazy :P) and smarter
dootzky
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on 02 Apr 2013
exactly. so IGNORE comments like that, and in few hundred years - the
morons will die out eventually..
RavennaBathory
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on 08 May 2013
Serial Killers aren't killing for money or trying to protect anything like
that.
muzakgeek
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on 01 Apr 2013
Her book, "The Poisoner's Handbook" was a really, really interesting read.
Chris Nihilus
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on 01 Apr 2013
I definitely want to hear more murder stories of that era.
Spaceisprettybig
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on 03 Apr 2013
Who knew the NYPD was so corrupt? said no one ever...
Eddy Proca
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on 01 Apr 2013
Forensics is a short term for forensic science.
The Risk Bites Guide to Staying Alive - a Toxicology Primer
What is toxicology, and why might a toxicologist just turn out to be your best friend? Risk Bites takes a look in this brief introduction to the science of stuff that ...
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Jay Gooch
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on 10 Mar 2015
Great Video (another).
48 Hours 5 - Episode 1: Forensic Science
In this Forensic Science episode we gain insight into the diverse career field which incorporates crime scene investigation, court proceedings, digital forensics ...
Pittcon 2013 - New and Emerging Analytical Technologies in Forensic Science - Abstract 5
This session was recorded during Pittcon 2013 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Tuesday, March 19, 2013. TITLE: High Throughput Analytical Separations of ...
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