Better world: Give police your DNA
A quarter-century after genetic fingerprinting was first developed, we're still arguing about whose DNA profiles police should keep on file. The only fair, effective answer is: everybody's
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Smell of death can point to murder time
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‘DNA mugshots’ narrow search for Madrid bombers
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Why managing risk is a risky business
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Can ‘excited delirium’ get cops off the hook?
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Virus may signal first ‘zombie’ cellphone network
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Vanishing cells reveal murder most foul
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London’s magical history uncorked from ‘witch bottle’
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Body burners: The forensics of fire
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Art detectives use forensics to spot forgeries
The art world is in uproar over a portrait claimed to be of Shakespeare, but how do you tell the masterpieces from the fakes? Peter Paul Bir贸 and Nicholas Eastaugh explain how
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Wanted: Science advisor for British spy agency
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Our ears may have built-in passwords
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Recycled plastics giving criminals a break
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Forensic science 鈥� guilty as charged
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