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Virtual face-ageing may help find missing persons

Technology

Virtual face-ageing may help find missing persons

Software that works out how a person's face may change over many years, by analysing population trends, could be more accurate than an artist's impression

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Technology

Tapping text messages to trap criminals

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Ray gun to reveal crime-scene drug traces

Technology

Ray gun to reveal crime-scene drug traces

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Technology

Defused bomb crucial to Mumbai investigation

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Putting a face to a skull

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Putting a face to a skull

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Technology

DNA detectives crack code of mixed messages

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Technology

Digital cameras leave 'fingerprints' on their snaps

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Wasps – sniffer dogs with wings?

Life

Wasps – sniffer dogs with wings?

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Technology

Fingerprints reveal clues to suspects' habits

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Science could prevent misplaced convictions

Forensic evidence has too often been used to convict people later found to be innocent. Time for modern science lend more of a hand, says Simon A Cole

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Life

Kennewick Man led a rough, tough life

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Life

Dinosaur 'crime scenes' submit to forensic scrutiny

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Life

Y chromosomes give the name away

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Health

Magic mushrooms given away by a glow

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