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WHAT WE DO -
We deliver training in forensic examination and crime scene investigation through our crime scene courses and forensic courses, and we supply forensic and training materials to the profession, practitioners and teachers/trainers. Our members' area is both a forum for open discussion of forensic issues and a portal to information about forensic science and forensic investigation for anyone engaged in training. We provide a comprehensive service for the assessment and management of risks to forensic and crime scene practitioners and trainers. We are really pleased you have visited and hope you enjoy looking around.
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If you are looking for forensic supplies and crime scene supplies, forensic courses and crime scene courses, or details of our other specialist services to the professions, to education and the public, then you've come to the right place.
FORENSIC SCIENCE
Forensic science can be thought of as "the Science of Association." Why? Because forensic examination and, more broadly, forensic investigation draws on many areas of science, and has one primary aim - to establish whether or not there is any scientific evidence to link a person to a scene or crime. more ...
FORENSIC COURSES
We have been delivering forensic courses and crime scene courses to the professions and education providers in the UK since 1994. Our staff are skilled practitioners and communicators and have a wealth of experience in bringing forensic investigation and the underpinning sciences to life. more ...
FORENSIC AND CRIME SCENE SUPPLIES
This is a relatively new venture for us, but our on-line shop is where you'll find materials like fingerprint collections and forensic posters you simply cannot get anywhere else. And for all those other materials used to support practitioners and trainers, you'll find our prices are very keen. more ...
FORENSIC FORUM
Our Forensic Forum is for anyone interested in forensic science. Use the forum to help each other, to seek information on any forensic topic and to put questions to other members.
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We've had lots of fun putting together a collection of questions, puzzles and little mysteries for you to try whilst idling away the hours. And there are other diversions too including animated clips and photo's in our Diversions Corner. We think you'll enjoy them. Do let us know if you think we should include others you might know about. more ...
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We have extensive experience in assessing risks to health and safety for all workplace activities involving chemical substances, including not only the activities of forensic examination and crime scene investigation, but all working environments.
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CHEMICAL SERVICES
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THE SMALL PRINT
When an unknown, or questioned sample such as a suspected drug of abuse is recovered as part of a crime scene or forensic investigation, chemical analysis is needed to identify the substance. There is a large number of analytical methods which can be used either individually or in combination. This section of our site provides information about these analytical methods. Information about our services in chemical monitoring can also be found here. more ...
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