Join SWINY at Stony Brook University’s Manhattan campus for a forensic investigation
Former Suffolk County forensic scientist Jeanne Guglielmo and molecular biologist Joan Kiely will talk about real cases. They will show you how to use sophisticated scientific instruments to unravel complicated crime scenes. Among the techniques with which you’ll have a chance to work:
- Gel electrophoresis
- DEA crime scene detection kit (for saliva, blood and drugs)
- Microscopic analysis of crime scene evidence
The Details
Where: Stony Brook Manhattan, 110 East 28th Street
(corner of 28th and Park)
When: March 17
9 am to 2 pm (lunch provided)
Cost: $10 SWINY members (purchase via PayPal)
$15 Student non-members (purchase via PayPal)
$20 Non-members (purchase via PayPal)
PayPal: (above)
Checks: E-mail AlanSBrown@comcast.net for payment instructions
Space is limited, so contact us early
**You must bring photo ID to enter the building (it’s a crime scene, right)**
