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Forensic Contribution Timeline

Bertillon Alphonse (1853-1914)

Hershel Sir William(1738-1822)

Marcello Malpighni(1628-164)

Damelle Francois

Henry Faulds (1843-1930)

Mathiu Orfila(1789-1853)

One of Bertillon most important contribution to

forensic science was the systematic. It was use to document crime scenes and evidence. This invention

was created in 1878 (nlm.nnih.gov). The place of origin is France.

Albert S Osborn (1858-1946)

Ambroise Pare(1510-1590)

Gosta Gustafson(1906-2001)

Herschel as a Hanoverian-born British

astronomer, technical expert. Herschel

started making people put their fingerprints

on paper ink. He was the first person in

1858 to do this. He thought that everyone

had their own original fingerprints. He made

this discovery in India.

In 1609 Damelle that a person hand writing analysis. He published the first treaties on documents examination in France. That led to forensic expert/ police using documents to solve crimes. In 1909 he published his book on using documents to solve crimes.

He was an Italian physician and biologist. He was also known as the father of microscopical anatomy and histology. He made lots of contribution in the field of psychology and embryology.

Henry is a scientist, Scottish physician and missionary. He examined people fingerprints at his office. He began to have a wide variety of fingerprints, from Europeans and Japanese. He also studied children to see if the children's fingerprints would change as they grow.

One of the first true practitioner of forensic medicine. He is considered one of the father of surgery and modern studies on the effect violent death on internal organs.

Orfila was a spanish-born French toxicology and chemist. He is known as the father of toxicology. The first comprehension work on toxicology was published in 1813 by Orfila. The work he did emphasized the need for adequate proof of identification. It recognized the application of forensics toxicology, in pharmaceutical, clinical, industrial and environmental.

Albert is considered the father of science of questioned documents examination in north America prominent in the field of forgery detection.

he founded the American society of questioned documents examiners on microscope, which was later manufactured by Baush & Lomb.

Hes described as the doyen of forensic Ontology in Europe. He then became consultant in forensic ontology to police in Golthenburg. His publication in forensic ontology he started in 1943. In 1966 his textbook Forensic ontology was a best seller.

Adolphe Quetelet

Locard Edmund (1877-1966)

Rudolf Virchow(1821-1902)

Francis Galton (1822-1911)

Reissi R.A

Jean Stats(1813-1891)

Gross Hans (1847-1915)

Giovanni Battista Margagni

Goddard Henry(1866-1957)

Quetelet is from Belgium and his discovery was made in 1830. He made analysis which helped him gain insight into the relationship between age and crimes. He also discovered that no two body's are alike.

He was a German doctor of anthropologist, pathologist, biologist,writer,editor and politician.

He is also known as the father of pathology. In 1869 he founder the German society for physical Anthropology, Ethnology and prehistory. He made a lot of advance in developing the call theory.

Star was a Belgian analytical chemist, stars and his friend established the atomic weight of the elements. Stars is also responsible for one of the worlds first toxicology finding. He also helped solve a murder of someone who had intake of nicotine.

Edmund was known as the 'Sherlock

Holmes of France. He formed the basic

principles of Forensic science. He believed "every trace leaves a trace". Locard created this principle in 1878.

He was one of the best scientist that ever lived. He was born in France so was his invention.

Gross Hans wrote the first treatise describing the application of scientific disciplines; to the

field of criminal investigation in 1893. The country or origin is in Austria, that is also

the country he was born in.

All though he was not the person that first

used fingerprints. He was the first to base a study on a scientific basis.He lied the ground work for the use of the crimes. He collected a

large amount of fingerprints in his anthropological laboratories. He collected approximately 8,000 sets. He provided the first workable fingerprint classification system in 1894.

He is also known as Rodolphe Archibald Resis. He is a pioneer in forensic science. He is also the founder of the institute of forensic science. He is the founder of the University of Lausanne. He created the first school of forensic in the world.

He first used bullet comparison to catch a murder. He discovered a visible flaw on a bullet, which was trace back to the mold. The discovery is also known as physical analysis. Henry was a prominent American psychologist and eugenicist in the early 20th century.

He is an italian anatomist known as the father of modern anatomical and pathology. Margagni studied anatomical differences between a healthy body and an unnatural one. He became the professor of anatomy at Padua University. He also studied the impact of blood clot on the heart.

Specht Walter(19437

Thomas Taylor

Karl Landsteiner(1868-1943)

Thomas Bewick(1753-1828)

Lattes Leone

Albert Schneider (1916)

Luke May

Purkinje,John Evangelist(1787-1869)

James Marsh(1794-1846)

Bewick use engraving of his own fingerprints

identify books he published. He was an English

ornithologist, He was the first to have ever done this. He wanted to show that the work was by his by doing this, he wanted to show his identification. He felt that was one of the best way to do it.

Thomas was a microscopist of theU.S department of agriculture. He said that if you work the thumb of a person, for identification in crime cases could help. But his idea was never pushed said the American scientific. Country of origin was the United States in 1877.

He was an Austrian biology and physician. He had the first main blood group in 1900. As a result he succeed in identifying the three blood group A,B,O. He founded out that blood transfusion between persons with the same type of blood type; did not lead to the destruction of blood cell.

In the United States he was the first person to use a vacuum in a crime scene investigation. When a vacuum is used in a crime scene, it help to collect all the little dust particles left behind from the suspected.

He introduced the use of luminous as a test for blood at crime scenes. This was such an important discovery because people would clean up the blood. That light was a great contribution to forensic science. It changed everything and this such a big part till this day.

May was one of the first American criminologist that used tools. In 1920 he published the identification of knives, tools and instruments. In the book he included the right way that these tools should be used in a crime scene. He published his book in 1920.

In 1916 Lattes published two cases that illustrate the forensic value of the new technique for ABO typing blood stain. He use this method for determining the ABO type of bloodstains. He published his book called 15 years and landsteiner first described the ABO blood type stains.

His work is one of the first reported of ABO typing, of dried blood for forensic science.

He discovered the Purkinje effect, Purkinje cells,

and Purkinje fibers. At Belarus he created the

world's first independent physiology

department and first official physiology

laboratory.He was born in Libochovice,

Bohemia. He created new methods for micros-

copic and how to recognize fingerprints.

James was a very smart men. He held post of ordnance chemist at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich. He developed the screw time fuze for motor shells and in 1830 the percussion tube. Although he was not very famous he accomplished a lot in his life.

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