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4 Critical CSI Techniques Used in Terror Investigations
The evening of November 13, 2015, may have begun as unremarkably as any other. By the early hours of the morning, however, a night of revelry had turned into an unconscionable tragedy — and the...
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I Spy: How to Land a Job with MI5, MI6 or GCHQ
The placid, but intimidating glass building that seems to hover above the banks of the Thames is set to welcome some new faces. The UK government responded swiftly to the attacks in Paris on November...
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Psychoanalysing Abdelhamid Abaaoud: 4 Psychological Theories of Terrorism
Named by the media as “the mastermind” of the Paris attacks on the 13th of November 2015, 27 or 28 year-old Abdelhamid Abaaoud has been identified as an integral part of the contingent responsible for...
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Dogs Like Diesel: 4 Things You Should Know About Detection and Man’s Best Friend
#JeSuisChien was a trending hashtag on Twitter for a considerable part of the day on November 18, 2015. This show of solidarity was specifically in memory of Diesel, a 7 year-old police dog who was...
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Are You Clever Enough for an Intelligence Job?
With seven terrorist attacks thwarted in the UK in the last 6 months alone, it’s clear that the work of counterterrorism analysts is more essential for national security than ever before. If you’re...
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The Science Behind the Hacks: From Anonymous to Lizard Squad
The cyber world is a peculiar one — it is intangible. We do not have indications that appeal to our ordinary senses. There is nothing to taste, nothing but a plastic keyboard to touch, and what we see...
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50 EdTech, Innovation in Education and STEAM Blogs That Teachers Need to...
In time for a new year — and indeed, a new start — our team decided to sift carefully through our website bookmarks and compile a list of our favourite, EdTech, innovation in education and STEAM...
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When Evidence Backfires: The OJ Simpson Murder Trial
Much has been written about People of the State of California v. Orenthal James Simpson, more commonly known as the OJ Simpson Murder Trial. The jury was sworn in on November 9, 1994 and opening...
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When Evidence Backfires: If It Does Not Fit, You Must Acquit
In our first article on the OJ Simpson Murder case — now being examined in the TV special known as American Crime Story — we looked at failures to collect, prepare and test evidence such as blood...
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