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Forensic Science: Blood Evidence (Grades 7-8)

Forensic Science: Blood Evidence (Grades 7-8)

A hands-on workshop offered by the Center for Talent Development, Northwestern University, as part of the "Encounters at Home" series, where interactive demonstrations and activities allow students to observe some of the ways forensic scientists analyze blood during investigations.

Starts

18 December 2021

Time

7:00-10:30pm

On Days

Fee (₹, incl taxes)

Audience

Saturday`

US$ 75

Grades 7-8

About the Course

Open to Grades 7-8; Eligibility Criteria Apply


This course is open to students by invitation of the Gifted India Network, only. This is a single-day CTD Encounters at Home course  that meets live online from 07:30am - 11:00am Central Time on Saturday,  12/18/21 (7:00pm - 10:30pm India Standard Time).


How do forensic scientists use blood to solve crimes? How are math  and physics applied to a crime scene investigation? Both in the  laboratory as well as at a crime scene, blood analysis provides  important evidence in forensic examination. In this hands-on workshop,  interactive demonstrations and activities allow students to observe some  of the ways forensic scientists analyze blood during investigations.  At-home experimentation and measurement provide students with an  insider's view of the job performed by bloodstain pattern analysts.


NOTE: This course may have required or recommended supplies that  families will be responsible for obtaining prior to the course. Supply  lists and recommended suppliers will be provided to families at least 5  days prior to the course. Supplies will not exceed $20 USD (prior to  shipping and handling).

About our Facilitator:

Rachit is an electronics engineer who has been designing analog circuits for the past decade. His work experience includes Cosmic Circuits and Cadence Design Systems (which acquired Cosmic Circuits), on the design of integrated circuits for audio codecs, serial interfaces, and phase locked loops amongst other things. He likes to spend his time on reading, understanding audio, building speakers, music, and sports.


Rachit has a Masters degree from the Centre For Electronic Design And Technology at the Indian Institute of Science, Bengaluru.


Muralidhar (aka Murali) is senior mentor and course designer at GenWise with 20+ years of experience in the social sector. In addition to delivering Vocational Training to young adults, he is currently responsible for design, manufacturing and marketing operations at a traditional handicraft (wooden toys) enterprise near Bengaluru. Murali has also delivered training and professional development programs for secondary science teachers and 'making' skills to "gifted students" for around 4 years.


Murali has a bachelor's degree in Engineering from IIT Madras.

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