Showcasing session 1 and Q&A

• Forensic Use and application of MALDI to support police investigations: Simona Francese,
  Sheffield Hallam University
• Furthering the understanding of evidence led prosecutions (ELPs) in domestic violence and
  abuse (DVA) cases; Anna Hopkins, Open University
• Development of an NLP model to detect threatening and abusive language used in
  communication with victims; Shelley Wilson, FCN
• Enhancing the Minerva Approach to tackle fear of VAWG in public places; James Hunter,
  Nottingham Trent University
• Using MLAs to predict future offending; Tamara Polajnar, Middlesex University
• WiFi and Cellular enabled VSS (CCTV) Data Extraction and Analysis; Toby Nortcliffe, DSTL

Showcasing Session 2 and Q&A

• Project Guardian; Darren Bainbridge, Cleveland Police
• Telematics: using machine learning to drive behavioural change; Melissa Featherstone and
  William Powell, Norfolk Police
• Designing and Testing a Digital Toolkit to Assist Front Line PCs in Domestic Abuse
  Investigations (Op Range); Simon Rose, Cambridge centre for evidenced based policing, &
  Rob Ewin, SWP
• Harnessing data analytics to support wellbeing in the workplace; Jo Morrisey, FCN
• Proof of Concept - to manage and share data and information relating to neurodivergent
  officers – Dyslexia, Autism, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder; Helen Maunder, NPCC
  crime committee