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Changing Faces

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By: Professor Graham Pike (The Open University)
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Cognitive psychologist Graham Pike contributed to the development of EFIT-V, a tool now being used to produce images of criminal suspects at very short notice at crime scenes. In this video from The Open University YouTube channel we see EFIT technology changing faces.

09 Apr
2010
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Professor Graham Pike (The Open University)

Professor Graham Pike is senior lecturer in psychology at The Open University.

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Friday, 09th April 2010
Friday, 09th April 2010

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