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Hot Lights, Sharp Steel, Cold Flesh

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Hot Lights, Sharp Steel, Cold Flesh

From GBP 7.69

Location

Date

Apr 15 2015 18:30 - 20:30

Description

Event OPEN TO ALL (Dead Meet members discounted)

As part of the Death Under Glass exhibition and the Examining Pathology series, Marianne Hamel M.D, PhD, will give an illustrated lecture. (Doors 6:30pm, talk 7:00pm).

Hot Lights, Sharp Steel, Cold Flesh looks at how U.S medical examiners determine cause and manner of death in contrast to media portrayals of the practice of forensic pathology. Juries have recently begun to place increased value on forensic evidence during criminal trials but, due to the plethora of forensic-themed television shows, have unrealistic expectations of what can and can't be determined through post-mortem examination. As a result, forensic pathologists are frequently forced to defend their logic, dissection practices, and even the manner of disposition of remains used to generate diagnoses.

Hot Lights, Sharp Steel, Cold Flesh discusses the changing relationship between forensic professionals and the public in an age of heightened - and occasionally unfair - scrutiny.

Follow @deathunderglass on Twitter and Instagram and see the website.

The event is OPEN TO ALL and members of Dead Meet (the free dating/networking site for death professionals) can purchase discounted tickets

Organiser

Venue

Pathology Museum, Barts Pathology Museum, 3rd Floor Robin Brook Centre, St Bartholomew's Hospital, West Smithfield, EC1A 7PU London

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