Use of Radioisotopes in Criminalistics

Criminalistics Education and the Role of the Criminalistics Educator.

The uniqueness of criminalistics education stems from the participation of academe, laboratories, and a variety of public agencies, professional associations, and private vendors. One consequence of laboratory and association participation is the premium placed on experience during the evaluation process. An analysis of undergraduate criminalistics programs indicates the existence of considerab...

Technical Note Criminalistics

The hawksbill sea turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata) is a highly endangered species, commonly poached for its ornate shell. “Tortoiseshell” products made from the shell are widely, although illegally, available in many countries. Hawksbills have a circumglobal distribution; thus, determining their origin is difficult, although genetic differences exist geographically. In the research presented, a ...

The Regulation and Use of Radioisotopes in Today's World

The Use of Radioisotopes in the Developing Countries

(Summary of a paper entitled " Radioactive Nuclides and their Radiations as an Important Tool for the Benefit of Less Developed Areas" prepared by H. Sel igman, J . Cameron, M.Cohen, E.Eriksson, B.R. Payne, R. Olson and H. Vetter, all members of the IAEA Secretariat, and presented at the recent UN Conference in Geneva on the Application of Science and Technology for the Benefit of the Less Deve...

comparative analysis of the use of hedges & emphatics in english and persian academic research articles of sociology & psychology

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