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How your brainwaves can be used in criminal trials? - Interview with PhD Michel Funicelli
Did you watch the movie Minority Report?
Reality or Myth? Find out this in interview with PhD Michel Funicelli
Law enforcement agencies worldwide struggle with the unreliability of eyewitness identification and scarcity of physical clues at crime scenes.
Specific brainwave P300 is relatively inexpensive and non-invasive technique could be used to determine if a witness or a suspect recognises crucial pieces of information related to a crime, only known to that person and the authorities.
About Michel Funicelli
Former lecturer at Charles Sturt University (NSW, Australia) at the School of Policing Studies.
Retired police officer with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police with operational experience in patrol, serious crime, federal investigations (i.e. smuggling and drug enforcement), and organised crime.
My academic research interests are in memory detection through brainwave analysis (P300-based Concealed Information Test), lie detection, investigative interviewing, psychopathy, and psychology of terrorism.
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Did you watch the movie Minority Report?
Reality or Myth? Find out this in interview with PhD Michel Funicelli
Law enforcement agencies worldwide struggle with the unreliability of eyewitness identification and scarcity of physical clues at crime scenes.
Specific brainwave P300 is relatively inexpensive and non-invasive technique could be used to determine if a witness or a suspect recognises crucial pieces of information related to a crime, only known to that person and the authorities.
About Michel Funicelli
Former lecturer at Charles Sturt University (NSW, Australia) at the School of Policing Studies.
Retired police officer with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police with operational experience in patrol, serious crime, federal investigations (i.e. smuggling and drug enforcement), and organised crime.
My academic research interests are in memory detection through brainwave analysis (P300-based Concealed Information Test), lie detection, investigative interviewing, psychopathy, and psychology of terrorism.
Follow Mario Bekes Here: