ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Welcome to the first episode of ForensiPod.
In this episode our hosts Ali Ross and Stephen Cordner introduce the series.
Our guests today are three of Australia’s leading forensic experts who talk about how they began their journey into the fascinating world of forensic science and medicine. We also delve into their current roles managing two of Australia’s leading multi-disciplinary forensic science organisations.
Guest Details:
- Dr Rebecca Kogios, Executive Director of the Victoria Police Forensic Services Department (VPFSD)
- Professor Noel Woodford, Director of the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine (VIFM)
- Professor Richard Bassed, Deputy Director and Head, Academic Programs, VIFM
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Australia
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