Forensic Science Exhibit at Canada Science and Technology Museum
This is lots of fun: Autopsy of a Murder, an exhibition about forensic science, opened last weekend at the Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa.
"This interactive exhibition featuring three locations: the crime scene, an autopsy room, and an archive, as well as five re-created laboratories; shows visitors how forensic science helps solve crime. Visitors are invited to become investigators and are challenged to solve a fictional murder using ballistics, genetics, voice analysis, fibre analysis and chemistry-toxicology. Also included is an interactive ballistics game designed with cutting-edge technology and processes that gives visitors a glimpse of firearm identification."
The site also contains links to forensic resources on the Web and to forensic science institutions in Canada.
The exhibition runs until next September.
"This interactive exhibition featuring three locations: the crime scene, an autopsy room, and an archive, as well as five re-created laboratories; shows visitors how forensic science helps solve crime. Visitors are invited to become investigators and are challenged to solve a fictional murder using ballistics, genetics, voice analysis, fibre analysis and chemistry-toxicology. Also included is an interactive ballistics game designed with cutting-edge technology and processes that gives visitors a glimpse of firearm identification."
The site also contains links to forensic resources on the Web and to forensic science institutions in Canada.
The exhibition runs until next September.
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