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The Forensic Files, with Dr Celine van Golde

February 20, 2023 • James Brown and Sarah Walker • Season 1 • Episode 3

In this episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with Dr Celine van Golde, who is a forensic researcher at the University of Sydney. Dr van Golde has a diverse background in psychology, with a PhD in forensic psychology.

During our conversation, we delve into Dr van Golde's undergraduate experience, exploring how her interest in forensic and cognitive psychology developed and why she decided to pursue a career in this field. We also discuss the unique challenges of conducting research in forensic psychology, particularly when it comes to working with memory.

Overall, this is a fascinating and informative conversation that sheds light on the exciting and important work being done in the field of forensic psychology.

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