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The Science Detective
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🔍Join Forensic Detective Zack Kowalske in the intricate world of forensic science, unfolding in a way you've never seen before! Whether you're a budding forensic enthusiast, a seasoned professional, or just curious about how science helps solve crimes, we cover it all. From unraveling the secrets of DNA analysis to navigating the digital world of cyber forensics understand how the smallest piece of evidence can solve the biggest mysteries.
🕵️♂️ Hosted by Zack Kowalske:
With years of experience in the field, Zack Kowalske combines expertise with charisma. His passion for forensic science is contagious, and he's here to show you branches of science that are not just fascinating but also fun!
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Subscribe and become part of a growing community passionate about forensic science. Engage with us in the comments, share your thoughts, and let's explore the thrilling world of "The Science Detective" together!
🔬 Stay Curious, Stay Informed, Stay Tuned!
🕵️♂️ Hosted by Zack Kowalske:
With years of experience in the field, Zack Kowalske combines expertise with charisma. His passion for forensic science is contagious, and he's here to show you branches of science that are not just fascinating but also fun!
🌐 Join Our Community:
Subscribe and become part of a growing community passionate about forensic science. Engage with us in the comments, share your thoughts, and let's explore the thrilling world of "The Science Detective" together!
🔬 Stay Curious, Stay Informed, Stay Tuned!
Exploring Careers in Forensic Science: A Guide to CSI, Pathology & More
🕵️♂️🔬 Are you fascinated by the world of crime solving and forensic science? Dive into our special episode of The Science Detective, "Forensic Science Careers: Top 5 Fields Explained!" Join Detective Zack Kowalske as he highlights five exciting career paths within forensic science: Crime Scene Investigation (CSI), Forensic Pathology, Trace Analysis, Firearms Examination, and Forensic Anthropology.
In This Episode:
- Crime Scene Investigation (CSI): Explore the day-to-day responsibilities of a CSI professional, from securing crime scenes to collecting and analyzing evidence.
- Forensic Pathology: Discover what it takes to become a forensic pathologist, examining causes of death and providing vital information for criminal cases.
- Trace Analysis: Delve into the world of trace analysts who uncover the smallest clues left behind, from fibers to explosive residues.
- Firearms Examination: Learn about the role of a firearms examiner in linking weapons to crime scenes and victims through meticulous analysis.
- Forensic Anthropology: Unravel the mysteries of human remains with forensic anthropologists, experts who help solve cases by studying skeletal remains.
🌟 Whether you're a student considering a career in forensic science, a professional looking to switch fields, or just a curious mind intrigued by how science helps solve mysteries, this episode is packed with valuable insights and expert advice.
👍 Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more in-depth looks into the fascinating world of forensic science. Hit the bell icon to never miss an episode!
#ForensicScience #CrimeSolving #CSI #ForensicPathology #TraceAnalysis #FirearmsExamination #ForensicAnthropology #ScienceCareers
🔬 Have a question? Leave a comment!! Bonesworth💀 loves the comments section!
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Join Bonesworth and me on an exhilarating journey into the fascinating world of forensic science and crime solving! Our goal is to help inspire and excite students, true crime lovers, and general science enthusiasts about the complex domain of science and crime solving through the power of fun and entertaining video.
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In This Episode:
- Crime Scene Investigation (CSI): Explore the day-to-day responsibilities of a CSI professional, from securing crime scenes to collecting and analyzing evidence.
- Forensic Pathology: Discover what it takes to become a forensic pathologist, examining causes of death and providing vital information for criminal cases.
- Trace Analysis: Delve into the world of trace analysts who uncover the smallest clues left behind, from fibers to explosive residues.
- Firearms Examination: Learn about the role of a firearms examiner in linking weapons to crime scenes and victims through meticulous analysis.
- Forensic Anthropology: Unravel the mysteries of human remains with forensic anthropologists, experts who help solve cases by studying skeletal remains.
🌟 Whether you're a student considering a career in forensic science, a professional looking to switch fields, or just a curious mind intrigued by how science helps solve mysteries, this episode is packed with valuable insights and expert advice.
👍 Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more in-depth looks into the fascinating world of forensic science. Hit the bell icon to never miss an episode!
#ForensicScience #CrimeSolving #CSI #ForensicPathology #TraceAnalysis #FirearmsExamination #ForensicAnthropology #ScienceCareers
🔬 Have a question? Leave a comment!! Bonesworth💀 loves the comments section!
This video is not sponsored.
Some product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something we'll receive a small commission.
===========================
Let's Connect!
=============================
Tik Tok: ➡︎ www.tiktok.com/@thesciencedetective
IG: ➡︎ thesciencedetective
#sciencedetective #realcsi #forensicscience #zackkowalske
Join Bonesworth and me on an exhilarating journey into the fascinating world of forensic science and crime solving! Our goal is to help inspire and excite students, true crime lovers, and general science enthusiasts about the complex domain of science and crime solving through the power of fun and entertaining video.
===========================
Here are the ways to work with us:
===========================
⚡️Want to Book an Appearance or Talk: www.zackkowalske.com/contact
⚡️Criminal or Civil Case Consultation: www.FoxenForensics.com
Disclaimer: Please see the link for our disclaimer policy for all of our videos on The Science Detective UA-cam channel.
www.zackkowalske.com/youtubedisclaimer
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This guy has definitely called a psychic for help with a case.
Haha! I'd rather trust a microscope than a crystal ball-science makes things crystal clear!
5:15 "it is well known that the sun revolves around the Earth"
Precisely! Creativity and innovation is how science evolves!
Hey detective, wow, what?? This is groundbreaking! Thanks for the video and for linking to the article. Weekend read for sure.
Glad you enjoyed it! Forensic science is heading into sci-fi territory, where our crime scene kits might just come with a side of quantum computing. Forget magnifying glasses-future detectives might have tricorders!
Why not have each person I'd have finger prints?and each cell could have finger prints uploaded covertly
Thanks for a fun video! A point on the brethalyzer, in some countries the blood alcohol is measured in precentage divided by 10 (‰). 0.5 ‰ is the legal driving limit in many countries. Following drinking, one has to wait a long time (30 min?) before testing with these types of brethalyzers, dont know if you did that? Anyway, as you said, without comparison with a known "good" control you never know.😊
Glad you enjoyed the video! And you are absolutely correct, you really do need to wait in between consumption and testing, such as 30min. But in the end still need that “control”, a neat $10 party trick.
This is so interesting summary about fingerprints. You are excellent at explaining complex situations and letting us into the crime solving world.
Thank you for tuning in and thank you for the kind words. I love what I do and can’t help but get excited about the fascinating world of forensic science!
Decades ago, I worked as a service engineer for one of the major laser manufacturers. Some of my customers were latent print labs, at various law enforcement agencies. They typically used the 514 nm green line from an Argon Ion laser to fluoresce dyes. They would wear goggles, and use filters that completely blocked the 514 nm, while letting the rest of the spectrum through. The effect was similar to black-light, where the dye absorbs at one wavelength, and fluoresces at another, making faint prints much more obvious. One lab had a 20 Watt laser, which even though they expanded the beam (like at 8:00 in this video) to the size of a flashlight spot, was still enough to 'cook' the evidence if they weren't careful (everyone in the lab knew the story about the poor guy who melted a sandwich bag that he was hoping to get prints off of). On an early visit, I had to tell them to be more careful to keep the CA fumes from getting into the laser, because it was fogging their output coupler optic (at $400 a pop), and if it got to the Brewster window that seals the plasma tube, that would cost them over $20k.
Wow, what a fascinating journey career!Very cool to hear about your experiences working with forensic laser technology!💡 And the cautionary tale about the sandwich bag mishap... yikes! 🥪🔥 Thanks for shedding light on the intricacies of laser usage in forensic science. And thank you for tuning in to the series!🌟
Hope you guys do decomposition related episodes.
Definitely a great idea and a topic that Bonesworth is particularly keen on! We will make it happen. Thanks for being part of the Curious Crew and tuning in to the series!
Very cool! There was a great CSI Vegas episode where they find themselves in the sticks without their kits and make do with everyday objects bought at a country drugstore. Superglue featured in there as well as carbon from pencils, but there was more. Would you perhaps be interested in giving your take the methods in this episode? Or do you hate CSI?
Actually, I know the exact episode you're talking about (Bonesworth used to watch it on reruns when he was in college), and we have discussed replicating this episode to put those methods to the test. I don't watch many of those shows anymore (early in my career, I watched NCIS, Bones, and CSI), but I find myself not watching any police/forensic shows for pleasure (not because I critique it but because I work in the topic every day). When I have time right now, I watch Ghosts, any documentary, or rework my way through Eureka (one of my all-time favorites!!)
@@TheScienceDetective Oooh, Eureka was such a good show! Thanks for reminding me. I totally know what you mean about not watching shows about your line of work. I’m a cookbook writer. I watch cooking shows because people in the industry will talk about them the next day. It’s work, not entertainment. Like you, I watch a lot of documentaries, recently subscribed to Nebula and loving most of it. And about that CSI episode, I would be thrilled if Bonesworth and yourself gave it a shot. But mostly, thanks for your lovely answer!
I imagine fine abrasives could work quite well, at least temporarily. I do a lot of knife sharpening. I use resin bonded diamond stones a lot. The spots on my fingers that come in regular contact with the stones are totally smooth. It's more like a thin callus though, so it does heal up and go back to normal after a few weeks.
Yes, we see a lot of worn prints by anyone who has a career working with their hands and rough surfaces (think like masonary, rock work, construction, etc). But as you point out is more like a callus and they will grow back to better definition.
LMAO Temu still trying to be relevant, TEMU is a virus.
Awesome channel, can't wait to see more!!
Thank you, welcome to the Curious Crew!
This algorithm, I swear… Been watching true crime videos forever, only finding you now after watching a few kitchen gadgets. Anyway, enjoyed this video very much. And this rising table is awesome. Subscribed.
Thatchapter and freakin reviews?
Welcome to the sleuthing! We are glad that the algorithm finally let you under the crime scene tape to join us, and now you have given Bonesworth an idea for a kitchen-themed episode!
@@TheScienceDetective That’s awesome! Looking so much forward to it. And thanks for the warm welcome.
@@CookingWithCows @CookingWithCows Actually I never managed to enjoy thatchapter. I find the guy likeable but the research is, in my view, poor, and he goes for the easy pathos. For true crime, absolute favorite is Casefile, but it’s a podcast, not a video. I check Coffeehouse Crime, Jim can’t Swim, Dr. Grande… and tons more really. For kitchen gadgets I like Dan Formosa in the US and Sorted Food in the UK, both hilarious and knowledgeable.
Awesome content as always, Bonesworth was hilarious on this one.
Thank you good sir, he’s definitely figuring himself out and he’s quite Humerus.
So the process of removing your prints to become anonymous… actually results in you being more unique - and thus easier to identify.
Yup, so easy Bonesworth could do it!
I looked down expecting to see like at least a million view but what?!? This criminaly underrated. 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for watching and for the compliment! Spread the channel for Bonesworth!
He could have just put on gloves or applied glue to his fingers. But he went with melting his fingers off.
Right?!? There were a few less drastic steps skipped.
OMG
Hope you enjoyed the video!
Fingerprints are not as unique as once thought. There have been a few cases where people have had the same fingerprints match resulting in the wrong person being evicted. :-)
Ummmm!!!! First time I hear this...
That’s interesting I’ve not heard of multiple cases like that, would you mind linking them? I’d love to dive into them as case studies.
Good video
Thanks for watching!
It was disappointing
I certainly wish we had been a few states over to have a better view.
@@TheScienceDetective Fr though
Karma
After 15 years in this career I will certainly agree that there is cosmic karma at work in crime and justice.
I really like what Bonesworth had to say, very noteworthy! Good Job Detective!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Chock full of good info!
Glad you think so!
Flea
It's a honey bee! How cool right?
This channel is going to be a handy tool in the future, so thank you in advance.
Hopefully it’s living up to your expectations!
@@TheScienceDetective so far even universities should link up your videos as supplemental material.
Very interesting! Thank you for sharing your love and knowledge of Science.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Yessssss! New channel ❤
Hope you enjoy it!!
wooooo first video
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YAYYYY UA-camEEEE
Thank you cheering for Bonesworth!
Supervisor Benedict Bonesworth sounds badass,
Looking forward to it 🎉
Us too, welcome to the community! Hope you enjoy the series, as much as we enjoy producing it!