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Murder, Rape and Burglary - How Scientists and Engineers can Help

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  • Thursday, 02 March 2006
  • 00:2 - 00:2
  • Duration: 1 hr 29 mins
  • Publication date: 02 Mar 2006
  • Location: IETTV_Room, IETTV_Venue, London, United Kingdom
  • Part of event 2006 IEE Young Professionals' Lecture

About the session

Crime helps define how we live our daily lives. It sets the tone for our society. As a nation, we are convinced that crime in general is rising relentlessly. Nick suggests this conviction is largely due to the fact that some the media remain stuck to a 19th Century view of crime; a breathless penny dreadful litany of horror stories. As a result, more than one in every eight people feel trapped in their homes after dark because they dread becoming victims if they venture outside.

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    Nick Ross

    BBC, Television Presenter

    Nick Ross, television presenter of well-known programmes such as Crimewatch and Newsnight and the inspiration behind the Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science.This general interest lecture will illustrate the processes and principles necessary for the effective use of science in any criminal investigation and is free of charge for both members and non members.Nick, who is a psychologist by background, coined the term 'crime science' to mark out a new evidence-based focus on crime reduction. His approach is a substantial shift of emphasis from conventional reliance on the criminal justice system. Nick Ross's home page may be found on http://www.nickross.com.
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