The CBS' Nielsen-topping series CSI and its NYC and Miami spin-offs are having a profound effect on juries, trials and law enforcement. But is hair and fibre analysis actually passé in crime ...

Research has debunked the so-called CSI Effect–the belief that the popular TV franchise has made jurors less likely to convict in cases lacking forensic evidence such as DNA. But the real-life ...

Much has been written about the fascinating, rapidly advancing field of forensic science, but it's only one aspect of a good police investigation. Unfortunately, the popular TV show CSI and its ...

'In reality, CSI analysis is very time consuming and doesn''t always warrant the expensive techniques. The average person has a very unrealistic expectation of what CSI can do, or will do.' ...

When 'CSI' Meets Reality. By Tatiana Morales. November 17, 2005 / 2:42 PM EST ... The worlds of fiction and reality collided as well during filming says show star George Eads, ...

For better or for worse, CSI in real life vs. television! Career paths and educational expectations in forensic chemistry Schaff analyzes a wide variety of specimens submitted by federal, state, and ...

NPR's Robert Siegel explores the differences between the world of the popular CBS crime drama CSI and the real Las Vegas crime lab where it is set. Show producer Anthony Zuiker consulted with ...

We spent weeks diving into Tennessee's coldest cases. Here's what we learned while we worked on this project. Hint: Don't believe the TV hype.

CSI Reality: Chemistry in the Crime Labs. ACS Webinars March 2011. Facebook LinkedIn X Pinterest Email. What do a mysterious white powder, a blood smear, and a moldy ham sandwich have in common? To ...