Beyond crime scenes: the proactive power of modern forensic science
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How has rapid technological advancement influenced the way the Australian Federal Police approaches forensic science?
What is the difference between forensics conducted at a national level and that of state police forces?
And how does the AFP proactively use forensics to protect and serve Australians?
In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Dr Simon Walsh joins David Andrews to discuss the evolving world of forensic science and its implications for policing and national security.
Dr Simon Walsh is the Chief Scientist, Forensics at the Australian Federal Police.
David Andrews is the acting Policy Manager at the ANU National Security College.
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