Live from the BBC The Naked Scientists.

Well, very good evening to you.

Welcome to this week's edition of The Naked Scientists with me, Dr Chris Chris Smith and with Dr. Catani.

Hello! We're here stripping down science live on beep's local radio across the eastern

counties and tonight we have in store for you a forensic extravaganza because right across East Anglia

we'll be bringing you radio's first live DNA fingerprinting race more on that in just

a second but also we'll be looking at the science of forensics. How do the police use science to

solve crimes and here to help us do that from Essex Police is D.I.

Alan Cook good evening Alan.

Here you Chris. Thanks for joining us on the program and we'll also be looking at

how archaeologists can look

into the saying you are what you eat because Tams and O'Connell was here from

Cambridge University's Archaeology Department good evening Tamsin. Hi Chris.

And she works on what's left of you after many years have gone by

and winds back the clock to find out how what you et can be passed on and found out from an

analysis of your bones and other bits and pieces left behind in the soil.

So if you have any questions for either of those two, get calling now at 08559-25-2,000 or email me,

Chris at Naked Scientist.com.

Yeah, and if you've got any questions on anything else, science, technology, medicine, we want to

hear from you now.

And also if you phone in, you get a go at the quiz, science fact or science fiction,

where we ask you questions, you tell us if they're true or if we just made them up.

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