We are pleased to announce that Professor Robert Milne will present the next event in our series Editorya.
Robert “Bob” Milne has completed nearly 40 years of service with the Metropolitan Police Forensic Services Directorate, New Scotland Yard, as a forensic practitioner in the roles of ACPO registered fingerprint expert, crime scene examiner, and manager.
He has written articles and made presentations on electrostatic mark lifting, the mathematics of scene linking, the crime mapping of forensic evidence, forensic intelligence in arson investigation, the design of self-contained sequential treatment fingerprint laboratories, and the subject of forensics in intelligence-led policing.
Bob is the inventor of the Pathfinder three-electrode wireless electrostatic dust mark lifter system used by CSIs worldwide.
Since retiring from the Met Police in 2008, he has worked in the role of technical consultant with Crime Scene Investigation Equipment Ltd, developing and improving crime scene examination equipment and forensics software applications. In 2011, he became an associate fire investigator with Fire Investigations (UK) LLP and Fire Investigations Global LLP, a role that is ongoing.
He is also the author of “Forensic Intelligence” published in 2012.
Join us on 16 May at 16:00 CEST for the next event of our Editorya series!
About the series
Editorya is a place of gathering for academics, professionals, journalists, editors, writers, and intellectuals in the forensic science and criminology community to discuss and debate key issues affecting our community. Inspired by historical spaces of thought exchange, focus and deliberation such as the Roman Forums, Greek Amphitheaters and Agoras, and London’s Speakers’ Corner; Editorya aims to create an environment where opinions are heard, thoughts are challenged, ideas are refined, and most importantly, where discussion is open.
We welcome you to join us in open discussion as a participant or guest. Topics are curated to reflect important themes in our community. If you would like to propose a topic for discussion, please send an email to info@eufor.eu.
