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Forensic Chemistry and Physical Evidence with Dr Kari Pitts
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STEAM Powered
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Michele Ong
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Publication Date |
Jul 11, 2022
Episode Duration |
01:17:46

Dr Kari Pitts is a Forensic Chemist and Mineralogist in the Physical Evidence Team of ChemCentre’s Forensic Science Laboratory. She holds a PhD and a Masters in Forensic Science from UWA, and a Bachelor of Science with Honours from Curtin University. Working at ChemCentre for nearing 16 years, her expertise is trace evidence; including paint, glass, gunshot residue, soils, fibres, and anything else that isn’t biological, a drug or radioactive. Dr Pitts has reported over 300 cases and given expert evidence in criminal trials in Australia and New Zealand. With a passion for outreach, she was the 2016 RACI WA Bayliss youth lecturer and a 2019-20 Science and Technology Australia Superstar of STEM.  

In our conversation, we talk about Kari's journey to forensic science, working with physical evidence, and how it's not quite like CSI.

Show Notes: https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/kari-pitts

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Dr Kari Pitts is a Forensic Chemist and Mineralogist in the Physical Evidence Team of ChemCentre’s Forensic Science Laboratory. She holds a PhD and a Masters in Forensic Science from UWA, and a Bachelor of Science with Honours from Curtin University. Working at ChemCentre for nearing 16 years, her expertise is trace evidence; including paint, glass, gunshot residue, soils, fibres, and anything else that isn’t biological, a drug or radioactive. Dr Pitts has reported over 300 cases and given expert evidence in criminal trials in Australia and New Zealand. With a passion for outreach, she was the 2016 RACI WA Bayliss youth lecturer and a 2019-20 Science and Technology Australia Superstar of STEM.   In our conversation, we talk about Kari's journey to forensic science, working with physical evidence, and how it's not quite like CSI. Show Notes: https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/kari-pitts Connect with STEAM Powered: Website | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Patreon   Music is Gypsy Jazz in Paris 1935 by Brett Van Donsel.

Dr Kari Pitts is a Forensic Chemist and Mineralogist in the Physical Evidence Team of ChemCentre’s Forensic Science Laboratory. She holds a PhD and a Masters in Forensic Science from UWA, and a Bachelor of Science with Honours from Curtin University. Working at ChemCentre for nearing 16 years, her expertise is trace evidence; including paint, glass, gunshot residue, soils, fibres, and anything else that isn’t biological, a drug or radioactive. Dr Pitts has reported over 300 cases and given expert evidence in criminal trials in Australia and New Zealand. With a passion for outreach, she was the 2016 RACI WA Bayliss youth lecturer and a 2019-20 Science and Technology Australia Superstar of STEM.  

In our conversation, we talk about Kari's journey to forensic science, working with physical evidence, and how it's not quite like CSI.

Show Notes: https://steampoweredshow.com/shows/kari-pitts

Connect with STEAM Powered:

Website | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Patreon

 

Music is Gypsy Jazz in Paris 1935 by Brett Van Donsel.

This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacyOP3 - https://op3.dev/privacyPodsights - https://podsights.com/privacy

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