β Scribed by B. Caddy
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The Forensic Science Society is considering the establishment of a Library and Information Service at its Headquarters in Harrogate. Such a venture will be a costly one especially if the on-line computer service envisaged is introduced. For this reason it is important to identify the requirements of possible users. In particular, knowledge of the type of information that is required and what customers are prepared to pay for such information is of paramount importance.
I would be pleased if readers could write to me at Harrogate, expressing their views on such a venture and indicating their requirements and use.
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up to a maximum Β£3,000 per annum, is to be offered to appropriately qualified candidates who conform to the following regulations and who are judged by the Council of the Forensic Science Society, through the Professional Awards Committee, to be worthy of such a scholarship. 1. The Scholarship is o
Entries are invited for the 2008 Forensic Science Society Essay Prize. This competition is open to final year students anywhere in the world currently studying on any full-time or part-time graduating course at a recognised institute of higher education (see below). Commercialisation of forensic sc