09.30-09.45
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Opening address
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Dr John Reid, MP
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10.30-11.45
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Opening session: From global to local
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Chair: Professor Gloria Laycock
- Organised Crime: damaging people. Bill Hughes, Director General, SOCA
- Organised crime: damaging places. Andrew Lauterback, Interpol
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10.45-11.15
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Coffee
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11.15-12.15
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PARALLEL SESSIONS
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Science for security
- Complex systems. Professor Neil Johnson, University of Miami
- IEDs overview: DHS Centre of Excellence in Explosives. Professor Jimmie Oxley, Rhode Island University
- Discussant: Professor Marshall Stoneham, UCL
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Global economy, local crime
- Copper theft. Dr Jyoti Belur, UCL Department of Security and Crime Science
- Crime and the recession. Professor Graham Farrell, Loughborough University
- Discussant: John Elliot, Chief Economist, Home Office
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Security and business
- How to fund my idea and enter the marketplace. Global Security Challenge and London Business
School
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Securing the high seas
- Satellite contributions to maritime domain awareness. Dr Peter Mouginis-Mark, University of Hawaii
- Active and passive RF sensing for maritime security. Dr Karl Woodbridge, UCL
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12.15-13.00
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Lunch
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13.00-14.20
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Plenary session: gangs and guns
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Chair: DAC Sue Akers
- Professor David Kennedy, John Jay College of Criminal Justice
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14.30-15.30
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PARALLEL SESSIONS
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Against gangs and guns: UK experience
- Strathclyde perspective. Ms Karyn McCluskey, Scottish Violence Reduction Unit
- London perspective. C/Supt Mark Toland, Brent Borough
- Merseyside perspective. C/Supt Steve Moore, Merseyside Police
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Detecting and tracking intruders
- Technologies and strategies for offender management. Dr Malcolm Roberts, Guidance Ltd; Steve Green, Guidance Monitoring
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ICT: securing the user
- Detecting malicious behaviour at a [key]stroke. Dr Mike Dowman, University of Abertay
- Opportunities for perfect crime. Dr Nicholas Courtois, UCL
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15.30-16.00
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Coffee
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16.00-17.15
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PARALLEL SESSIONS
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Safe and the city
- The design and evaluation of physical protection systems. Mary Lynn Garcia, Sandia National Laboratory
- Protecting our crowded places from terrorism. Chris Philips, NaCTSO
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Detection of explosives and illicit materials
- Towards a cost-effective THz system. Dr Cyril Renaud, UCL
- The role of tomosynthesis in security scanning. Dr Caroline Reid, UCL
- Uses of hair as forensic evidence. Professor Jimmie Oxley, Rhode Island University
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Tackling serious crime using forensics
- Geology and the search for human remains. Dr Alastair Ruffell, Queen's University
- On soil forensics. Professor Karl Ritz, Cranfield University
- Church roof lead thefts. Professor Sarah Hainsworth, University of Leicester
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17.15
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Drinks reception and canapés
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