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Anybody interested in crime scene investigation should take a look at Brian Stampfl's blog CSI Seattle. The author is currently enrolled on a 10 week course at the National Forensic Academy in Knoxville, Tennessee and he is using his blog to document the forensic science and crime scene investigation procedures being showcased, taught and studied.

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CSI: The Experience is an interactive exhibit based on the very popular TV show. According to the exhibit mission statement, CSI: The Experience, immerses guests in hands-on science while leading them through the challenge of solving a crime mystery.

Renowned forensic anthropologist Dr. Emily Craig recently filed a patent for a new style of body bag designed to afford protection to forensic and emergency personnel working in hazardous conditions.

Very informative and engaging podcast by Dr. David Sweet, director of the internationally renowned Bureau Of Legal Dentistry (BOLD) at the University of British Columbia.

Anybody who can get to the Arizona Science Center should fly over there to check out the new forensic entomology exhibition which is described as a fascinating exhibition that reveals the creepy crawly side of criminal investigations.

Very useful forensic science video produced by the University of Maryland in 2003. Professors Marilyn London and Tom Mauriello join host Andrew Wolvin, Ph.D., to discuss how scientists assist in criminal investigations.

At the beginning of each month the All About Forensic Science Website features a new, best selling or critically acclaimed book which helps further the reader's understanding of the application of science within the criminal justice system and/or specific areas of forensic science theory and practice.