FORENSICS: The Science of Criminal Investigation

德克萨斯州沃斯堡科学与历史博物馆将开发一个4000平方英尺的巡回科学展览，主题为“法医学：刑事调查科学”，并通过科学博物馆展览合作组织（SMEC）在美国八个主要城市巡回展出。法医学将检验当今犯罪实验室使用的科学方法和技术。核心科学领域有：DNA分析；指纹识别;枪支 识别;证据收集;复合材料;法医 人类学;法医昆虫学;法医地质学;牙科学;病理学;血清学;毒理学;跟踪证据。法医学的发展将借鉴由法医学科学家、执法人员和科学教育者组成的杰出小组的专业知识。法医将培养科学处理技能，解决问题的能力，并通过挑战游客解决犯罪之谜的演绎推理。该展览的教师资源指南将促进初中（5-9年级）科学课程中对法医学的深入课堂调查。该展览将于1993年5月在沃斯堡开幕，然后在美国8个主要城市巡回展出，在SMEC的行程中为250多万美国公民提供服务。//

The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History in Texas will develop a 4,000 square-foot traveling science exhibit on FORENSICS: The Science of Criminal Investigation for circulation to eight major U.S. Cities through the Science Museum Exhibit Collaborative (SMEC). FORENSICS will examine the scientific methods and technologies used in today's crime labs. Core science areas are: DNA profiling; Fingerprinting; Firearms Identification; Evidence Collection; Composites; Forensic Anthropology; Forensic Entomology; Forensic Geology; Odontology; Pathology; Serology; toxicology; Trace Evidence. The development of FORENSICS will draw from the expertise of a distinguished panel of forensic scientists, law enforcement officers, and science educators. FORENSICS will foster science process skills, problem-solving, and deductive reasoning by challenging visitors to solve a crime mystery. A Teacher's Resource Guide to the exhibit will promote indepth classroom investigations of forensics for middle grade (5-9) science lessons. The exhibit will open in Fort Worth in May of 1993, and then tour nationally to eight major U.S. cities, serving over 2.5 million American citizens during its SMEC travel itinerary.//