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SUMMARY:Like the Back of Your Hand - Professor Dame Sue Black: President o
 f the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland\, Pro V
 ice-Chancellor for Engagement at Lancaster University
DTSTART:20200225T180000Z
DTEND:20200225T193000Z
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CONTACT:Krishna Amin
DESCRIPTION:How unique is the human hand and why might it matter? In certa
 in types of crime\, images of the back of a hand may be the only evidence 
 of a first generation offence and investigative authorities will wish to k
 now the likelihood that the hand belongs to their suspect. Using features 
 of anatomical aetiology\, the research has helped to secure 28 life senten
 ces and over 300 years of prison sentencing for a crime against our most v
 ulnerable members of society. Professor Dame Sue Black’s talk will highl
 ight how the need for this research came about\, how it is currently being
  used within the UK criminal justice system and where the research is head
 ing in the future.
LOCATION:Pfizer Lecture Theatre\, Department of Chemistry\, Lensfield Road
 \, Cambridge
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