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Prof. Oscar Alvarez and Prof. Lucila Neri Pérez, two exceptional guests at the Master of Science of Nonverbal and Deceptive Behavior

Prof. Alicia Juárez has counted with the participation of professors Oscar Álvarez and Lucila Neri Pérez, specialists in forensic linguistics, one of the most powerful methods of deception detection nowadays. In this special session they shared and discussed with our students, ideas, learnings and questions from the contributions of comparative forensic linguistics. "The Liar's Verbal

Visit of high-ranking military and police officers from the Dominican Republic.

On the occasion of the visit of senior police and military commanders from the Dominican Republic to Spain, our colleagues from the UDIMA-Behavior & Law Chair, accompanied by our President Rafael López PhD, visited the Center for Updating and Specialization of the National Police in Spain. During the visit they were able to know in

Yirsa Jiménez, PhD, culminates her research and teaching stay at the University of Valparaíso (Chile).

Yirsa Jimenez, PhD, Director of the School of Behavioral Sciences and of the Master of Science in Nonverbal and Deceptive Behavior at Evidentia University, has carried out a research and teaching stay at the University of Valparaiso during the summer months. Invited by Héctor Berroeta, PhD, Director of the Center for Research on Territorial Vulnerabilities

Rafael López PhD, Provost of Evidentia University, receives the Medal for Police Merit with white badge.

Awarding of the Medal for Police Merit with white badge to our President and Provost, Dr. Rafael López, who receives it on behalf of Behavior & Law Research Fundation and Evidentia University. The award was granted in Madrid, Spain, on October 4, coinciding with the celebration of the National Police Day, in recognition of the

Evidentia University participates in #EUROCRIM2022 – 22nd Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology.

The University of Malaga hosted the 22nd European Congress of Criminology (EUROCRIM) on September 24. Criminologists from different countries addressed issues related to prisons, criminal gangs, police, organized crime, drugs, restorative justice, prevention, juvenile delinquency, cybercrime, or the war in Ukraine. The congress, which was held in English, had almost 2,000 registered participants, who were