Highlights from the first installment of the CINA Distinguished Speaker Series, “The Business of Transnational Crime,” presented by Channing Mavrellis. For a video of the full talk, please visit the CINA at Mason youTube channel.
CINA Distinguished Speaker Series 2019: Foteini Baldimtsi
CINA Distinguished Talk: Susan Brandon “Interviews and Interrogations: From Science to Practice”
Preview: Susan Brandon “Interviews and Interrogations: From Science to Practice”
CINA distinguished talk: Channing Mavrellis on “The business of transnational crime”
CINA Distinguished Speaker Series: The Business of Transnational Crime, with Channing Mavrellis (Global Financial Integrity)
2018 Annual Report
View the CINA 2018 Annual Report, a comprehensive document that details the Center of Excellence’s accomplishments in its first year. CINA Annual Report 2018
Center Director, Anthony Stefanidis quoted in ABC News
Center Director, Anthony Stefanidis, weighs in on discrepancies in digital maps, how and why it happens, and the impact it makes.
Research Feature: Rita Singh, Profiling hoax callers: Forensic analysis of voice recordings
How often do we make guesses about a person’s physical traits just based on their voice? If their voice is deep, they must be tall. If their breath is shallow, they must have bad posture. How often are we correct? Rita Singh, research faculty at the Carnegie Mellon University LTI School of Computer Science, has…
Science Committee member, Allison Redlich lends interrogation expertise in Brazil
Allison Redlich, CINA Science Committee and George Mason Professor of Criminology, Law and Society, was trained as an experimental psychologist. In graduate school, her research began with studying interview techniques focused on the most effective ways to interview children who were the victim of, or witness to, a crime. Her research then evolved into how…