ON DEMAND COURSE
DNA MANIPULATION
FOR CRIMINOLOGIST
With Daniel Levi, Pasquale Ferrante and Paola Sonni
AVAILABLE FROM MAY 2022
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A criminologists' guide to DNA evidences
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Law is witnessing the disruption that other industries have experienced due to technological advances. Anyone who wants to work in the field of forensic science must necessarily be familiar with genetics and how technologies related to DNA work.
This COURSE IS Highly recommended for:
- Criminologists
- Lawyers
- Students
- Private detectives
- Psychologists
- Legal advisors
Course Syllabus
New lessons will be added periodically
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32 SPECIFIC LESSONS
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LIFETIME ACCESS
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DOWNLOADABLE CONTENT
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E-CERTIFICATE
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How genome editing could affect and modify evidence of criminal investigations
What is DNA used for?
How do you read the genetic code?
Types of DNA and differences
The importance of MRNA
How DNA analysis works in the collection of evidences
The analysis of the genetic code through AI
Identification of genetic diseases as evidence
Search for viral or bacterial infections as a marker of the subject
DNA as an Identikit
Evidence-gathering tools
Missteps in the collection of evidence
How to verify that the operator has not contaminated the DNA evidence
What are chimeras and how do they come about?
The concept of the uniqueness of the individual
Case studies and examples
Other bizarre implications: ethnicity and sexuality
How DNA can change over time
What a lawyer should do when dealing with a chimera?
What is Crispr/Cas9?
How to create genetic evidence
How to identify altered genetic evidence
Other forms of genetic manipulation
Lawyers, investigations and genetics
Emerging genetic manipulation technologies
Potential of genetic manipulation
Is it a crime?
Possible regulatory gaps and threats
How genome editing could change the world as we know it
Like a lawyer: biological evidence
Ethical implications and judgment
Parenthood and DNA
Final considerations
Job opportunities and business perspectives
Learning Outcomes
New Awareness
Understanding what DNA is and what role it plays in jurisprudence
Deal with DNA Evidences
Learn how to verify that the DNA evidence has not been contaminated
Technologies
Find out how technology can be a threat to evidence gathering
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The Instructors
Daniel Levi
Expert in Oncological Genetics and DNA Modification Technologies, Neurosurgeon, Scientist, Clinical and Research Strategic Manager @ Ticino Health, Astrophysics Fanatic, President of the Competence Center for Genetic Engineering, Member of the Swiss Institute for Disruptive Innovation.
Pasquale Ferrante
Dr Pasquale Ferrante is a world-renowned virologist: medical scientist and Full Professor of Microbiology and Virology at the University of Milan; Adjunct Professor at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA, USA; Medical and Scientific Director of the Città Studi Clinical Institute in Milan. He has been working for many years in prestigious international scientific institutes in the field of HIV research. His career has been a succession of successes and professional awards.
Paola Sonni
Lawyer and member of the Swiss Institute for Disruptive Innovation, Paola has developed a heterogeneous set of skills that arise from the convergence between law, medicine, and new technologies with a specific focus on genome editing.
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frequently asked questions
DNA Manipulation for Criminologists
Does the course require live participation?
No, the course is entirely on-demand and consists of video-recorded lessons that can be accessed from any device and at any time from the students’ personal dashboard. However, online meetings are organized throughout the year (for members only) for Q&A sessions with speakers and experts in the field.
Who are the instructor?
Dr. Daniel Levi is a Neurosurgeon, Scientist, Clinical and Research Strategic Manager @ Ticino Health, Astrophysics Fanatic, President of the Competence Center for Genetic Engineering, Member of the Swiss Institute for Disruptive Innovation. Prof. Pasquale Ferrante is a World famous virologist, medical scientist and full professor at the University of Milan, with an extensive experience in genetic engineering technologies. Paola Sonni is a lawyer, member of the Swiss Institute for Disruptive Innovation, who has developed a heterogeneous set of skills that arise from the convergence between law, medicine, and new technologies with a specific focus on genome editing.
Why should I take this course?
DNA and genetic engineering will play an increasing role in the field of justice, investigation and forensic science. However, genetics-related technologies are largely overrated, as is the reliability of the results, which are known to be exposed to the risk of human error. More importantly, recent technological innovations and their future evolutions may conceal dangerous threats to the search for truth. Anyone who wants to work in the field of forensic science must necessarily be familiar with genetics and how technologies related to DNA work.
Does access to the courses have an expiry day?
No, the course has lifetime access.
Does the School issue certifications?
Of course, once you have finished the course, you can download the School of Disruption certification, recognized by the Swiss Institute for Disruptive Innovation. The certificate can be attached to your CV or registered on LinkedIn.
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