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Registration and coffee
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 9.40-9.45
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WELCOME
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Nick Ross, Broadcaster
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9.45-10.45
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Opening plenary: Driving Science into Policy
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Chair: Nick Ross, broadcaster
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- Validation: bridging scientific development and policy implementation. Chris Hassell, Director of the FBI Laboratory
- Mike Steeden, Director Strategic Relations, MoD, Defence Science and Technology Lab (dstl)
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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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Psychology and crime
Chair: Professor Adrian Furnham, UCL Dept of Psychology
- Organised crime and crime scripts: rospects for disruption. Graham Hancock, Serious Organised Crime Agency
- The psychology of terror. Professor Max Taylor, CPSTV, University of St Andrews
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The Intelligent Airport
- Integration at airport security checkpoints. Kevin Riordan, Technical Director, Smiths Detection
- The INtelligent Airport (TINA) project. Professor Richard Penty, Centre for Photonic Systems, Cambridge University
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Human trafficking - a British problem
Chair: Sue Jago, Bedfordshire University
- Operation Nais: a case study. Mike Hand, UK Human Trafficking Centre
- Trafficking within the UK. Sheila Taylor, Chief Executive, Safe and Sound Derby
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12.15-13.15
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Lunch
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13.15-14.00
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Plenary: Moving the forensic sciences into the next decade
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Chair: Dr Ruth Morgan, UCL Centre for the Forensic Sciences
- A review of stable isotope ratio mass spectrometry in forensic science. Professor Jim Fraser, Director, University of Strathclyde Centre for Forensic Science
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14.10-15.10
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PARALLEL SESSIONS
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Innovation in the forensic sciences
Chair: Professor Jim Fraser, Director, University of Strathclyde Centre for Forensic Science
- The development of
investigative leads through the analysis and interpretation of microscopic trace evidence. Dr Skip Palenik, Microtrace Labs, US
- Forensic science: Policy issues in a market economy. David Coleman, former Chief Constable, Derbyshire and former ACPO lead on Forensic Sciences
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Countering piracy
Chair: Nick Langhorne, Consultant
- The link between piracy and terrorism. Adrian King, Hazard Management Solutions
- An overview of Operation Atalanta and the civilian–military partnership. Simon Church, The Maritime Security Centre (Horn of Africa)
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Nanotechnology and security
Chair: Dr Stephen Lynch, London Centre for Nanotechnology
- Forensic nanotechnology to deter crime. Professor Paul Sermon, University of Surrey
- Nanotechnology impacts on crime prevention and for security applications - analysis from observatoryNANO. Dr Mark Morrison, CEO, Institute of Nanotechnology
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15.10-15.35
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Coffee
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15.35-16.50
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PARALLEL SESSIONS
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The impact and cost of cyber security innovation
Chair: Tony Dyhouse, Cyber Security Director, Digital Systems Knowledge Transfer Network
- Payment card fraud and banking regulation. Steven Murdoch, Cambridge University
- The economic case for cybersecurity. Dr Simon Shiu, HP Labs Bristol
- Cybersecurity futures. Dr Frederick Chang, University of Texas
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Detecting people intelligently
Chair: Dr Kevin Chetty, UCL Dept of Security and Crime Science
- Advances in noninvasive biometrics: gait and ear. Professor Mark Nixon, University of Southampton
- Identifying individuals using phonetic forensics. Dr Volker Dellwo, UCL
- Vigilance and detection. Dr Andy Belyavin, Qinetiq
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The rights and wrongs of criminal justice databases
Chair: Jeremy Crump, NPIA
- Doing justice to the national DNA database. Gary Pugh, Metropolitan Police Service
- The ethics of NABIS databases. Martin Parker, NABIS
- Balancing the ethical argument. Dr Bronwyn Parry, Nuffield Council on Bioethics
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16.50-19.00
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DRINKS AND CANAPES
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