Below is a partial list of some of these events (some are hyperlinked for additional information):

2025
May:

Keynote Presentation on ""The Reliability of Expert Evidence: Error, Bias, and Noise in Evidentiary Reasoning" " at the 2nd Michele Taruffo Girona Evidence Week, Spain.

2024

November:

A 2-day workshop on "Bias in Expert Decision Making" at DSTL (Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, at the Ministry of Defence), Porton Down.

May:

Invited presentation on "Cognitive Neuroscience and Branding: Understanding How People Make Decisions and Why Facts Do Not Matter", BrandOpus.
Invited presentation on "Reality and Fiction of Forensic Decision Making: The Biases That Actually Determine Forensic Conclusions (And Even the Evidence Itself)" at Oslo University Hospital.
Another workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors Bias Training: Enhancing Cyber & Digital Forensic Decision Making" at HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), UK's tax authority.
A 1-day workshop on "Making Forensic Psychological Evaluations More Objective, More Scientific, and Less Biased" at the California Department of State Hospitals.

March:

A 2-day workshops on "Cognitive Bias Training and Enhancing Forensic Decisions" at the Indianapolis-Marion County Forensic Services Agency.
Another workshop on "Cognitive Bias & Enhancing Forensic Decision Making" at the UK National Crime Agency (NCA).
Two more 3-day workshops on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, CA.

February:

A workshop on "Cognitive Bias & Enhancing Forensic Decision Making" at the UK National Crime Agency (NCA).
Another workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors Bias Training: Enhancing Cyber & Digital Forensic Decision Making" at HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), UK's tax authority.

January:

Plenary Presentation on "Why and How Errors and Bias Occur Even in 'Hard Sciences' Like Analytical Chemistry, and How to Fix It" at 25th Isranalytica (Analytical Chemistry) Conference.
Invited presentation on "Why Are Forensic Science Experts Not Aware That They Are Biased", Hebrew University Law School.
A workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors Bias Training: Enhancing Cyber & Digital Forensic Decision Making" at HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), UK's tax authority.

2023

December:

Another 2-day workshop on "Enhancing Forensic Decisions: Cognitive Bias and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the Police of Northern Ireland Forensic Services.
A 1-day workshop on "Cognitive Bias Training and Enhancing Forensic Decisions" at Tulsa Police Department.

November:

Invited presentation on "Improving Investigative Decisions in Police Services", Criminologists Association of Kenya.
Plenary Presentation on "Overcoming Human Weaknesses in Expert Decision Making" at 49th Annual meeting of the Northeastern Association of Forensic Scientists (NEAFS).
A 2-day workshop on "Enhancing Forensic Decisions: Cognitive Bias and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the Police of Northern Ireland Forensic Services.

October:

Keynote Presentation on "Reliability, Validity, Error Rate, and Bias in Bloodstain Pattern Analysis (BPA)" at the Annual Conference of the International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts (IABPA).
Invited AAFS Webinar presentation on "Cognitive Bias in Forensic Decisions: Understanding What It Is, Its implications, And What Can Be Done About It", American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) –Can be viewed anytime: On demand.

September:

Keynote Presentation on "Avoiding Pitfalls in Decision Making" at the Bi-annual conference of Legal Psychology, Germany.

August:

Invited presentation on "Cognitive Factors and Bias in Threat Detection and Analysis" at the FBI Counter-Improvised Threat Collaboration Center (C3).

June:

Keynote Presentation on "The Slippery Slope of Inconclusive Decisions" at the 12th Annual Forensic Science Symposium. Global Forensic and Justice Center, Florida International University (FIU).

May:

Two more 3-day workshops on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, CA.

April:

Invited presentation on "Forensic Expert Decision Making" at New Jersey Institute of Technology.

March:

A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Bias Training: Enhancing Forensic Decisions" at Boston Police Department.
Invited presentation on "A Unique Perspective on Stroke: Human Performance and Diagnosis" at the Wessex Stroke Educational conference.
Three 2-day Workshops on "Cognitive Bias Training: Enhancing Forensic Decisions" at the Massachusetts State Police (MSP) Crime Lab.

February:

Invited presentation on "Bias in Expert Decision Making" at the Titans of HFE symposium at the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Bias Training and Enhancing Forensic Decisions" at New Mexico Department of Public Safety.
Another workshop on "Impacting Consumer Decision Making: How To Influence Emotions, Identification, Evaluation and Cognition Through Branding", at Kraft Heinz, Chicago.

January:

A workshop on "Principles and Challenge of Contextual Bias in Investigative Decisions" at the Serious Fraud Office (SFO).
Invited presentation on "Reliability and Bias in Expert Testimony" at the advocacy training conference.

2022

December:

Another 3-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, CA.
A 2-day workshop on "Enhancing Forensic Decisions: Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at Minneapolis Police Department.

November:

A 3-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, CA.

October:

Keynote presentation on "The Impact of Cognitive Bias on Forensic Pathology Practice in Death Investigation and Strategies to Mitigate it" at the 21st Annual Forensic Science and Law Symposium on Fatal Lessons: Issues and Advances in Forensic Death Investigation.
A workshop on "Minimizing Bias and Enhancing Forensic Decisions: Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making", at the OFIA (Ontario Forensic Investigators Association), Toronto.
A workshop on "A Brain Perspective on Branding and Marketing", at Molson Coors, Toronto.

September:

Invited public lecture on "Psychology and the Law: Where do we go next?" at Maastricht University, the Netherlands.

August:

Keynote Presentation on "Bias and Error in Humans, AI Technology, and their Interactions in Distributed Cognition" at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).

July:

Keynote Presentation on "The Cognitive Paradox of Change" at Willmott Dixon Holdings, London.

June:

Keynote presentation on "What Technology is Doing to the Human Brain and What that Means for Marketing" at the Richmond Market Insight Forum, London.
Another four workshops on "Enhancing Decisions: Cognitive and Human Factors in Decision Making" at The Netherlands National Police.

May:

Keynote presentation on "Increasing Human Performance and Decisions Making: A Cognitive-Brain Perspective" at the Human Resources, Learning and Development Conference, Cayman Islands.
Invited presentation on "What Technology Does to Our Brains - and What Does the Future Hold?" at the Learning Technology Conference, London.

April:

Keynote presentation on "A Cognitive Perspective on Forensic Decision Making" at the Forensic professional Development Conference, Northern Ireland.
Another 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, Los Angeles, CA.
Invited presentation on "Expert Bias in the Courtroom", Public Defender Office, Boston, Massachusetts.
Another 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, Richmond, CA.

March:

Invited presentation on "Cognitive underpinning of expert decision making" at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Invited presentation on "How bias can impact even the more objective of scientific inquiries and what can be done about it" at Nottingham Trent University.
Invited presentation on "CSI decision making" at Florida State University.

February:

Keynote Presentation on "Maximising patient care and safety in medical decision making: Cognitive insights into minimising error" at the 3rd RESPIRE conference (NHS conference on respiratory paediatric and neonatal care).
Invited public lecture on "Improving Forensic Decision Making: A Human-Cognitive Perspective" at the Center for Statistics and Applications in Forensic Evidence (CSAFE). To register.
Invited presentation on "What Technology Does to Our Brains - and What Does the Future Hold?" at the Learning Technology Conference, London. (postponed due to coronavirus).
Invited presentation on "Experts in the Courtroom and Cognitive Bias: The Myth of Impartiality" at the Michigan Judicial Institute Forensic Science Symposium (all Judges in the state of Michigan).

January:

Another workshop on "Impacting Consumer Decision Making: How To Influence Emotions, Identification, Evaluation and Cognition Through Branding", at Kraft Heinz, Chicago.
Workshop on "A Cognitive Perspective on Branding and Marketing", Toronto. (postponed due to coronavirus).
Invited presentation on "Cognitive Contributions to Pilot Error" at Aircraft Crash Investigation International Expert Group.

2021
December:

Invited talk on "The Human Element in Forensic Science" at Saint Louis University.

November:

Another ANAB training course on "Enhancing Forensic Decision Making" at ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) --To register, click HERE.
A workshop on "Human Factors and Cognitive Bias in DNA Forensic Decision Making" Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences (HCIFS) and The Texas Forensic Science Commission.
Another workshop on "Human Factors and Cognitive Bias in the Forensic Sciences" Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences (HCIFS) and The Texas Forensic Science Commission.

October:

Keynote presentation "Exclusive Insight: How is technology changing our brains and the way we make decisions as consumers - and what does this look like in the future?" Retail Week, London.
A workshop on "Minimising Bias: Enhancing Effective Decision Making in Medical Education" at NHS, Health Education England.
Invited talk on "Cognitive Bias and Expert Decision Making: The Myth of Impartiality" at the Institute of Criminology, Law School, Hebrew University.
Keynote Presentation on "A Cognitive Approach to Enhancing Police Investigative and Forensic Decision Making: From Crime Scene to Court" at the China Academy of Forensic Science Symposium on Forensic Theory and Practice. Shanghai, China

September:

Invited public lecture on "Psychology and the Law: When the Rubber Meets the Road --How can it practically be improved? (part 2)" at Maastricht University, the Netherlands.
Invited presentation on "Expert Decision Making" at Maastricht University, the Netherlands.

July:

Keynote presentation on "The Role of the three E's in Decision Making: Expertise, Expectation, and Experience" at the Trace Evidence Symposium.

June:

A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, Los Angeles, CA.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, Richmond, CA.

May:

Another 3-day workshop on "Training on Enhancing Investigative Decisions: Bias and Cognitive Factors in Investigating Police Shooting Incidents " at the State of California Department of Justice, Riverside, CA.
A workshop on "Cognitive bias: Enhancing Forensic Decision Making" at Oakland County, MI.
A 3-day workshop on "Training on Enhancing Investigative Decisions: Bias and Cognitive Factors in Investigating Police Shooting Incidents " at the State of California Department of Justice, Sacramento, CA.

April:

A 1-day workshop on "Decision Making and Critical Thinking " at the Network Rail.
Invited presentation on "Error in Error Rate: The Elephants in the Room" at the CSDIAI Annual Conference. California.
Keynote Presentation on "As biased as any other group: How Bias Influence Forensic Experts" at conference on Closing the courthouse doors to misleading forensic evidence, Texas Criminal Defence Lawyers Association.

March:

Keynote presentation on "Cognitive bias in forensic and scientific evidence" at the Forensic Science Summit for the Criminal Defense Bar, New Jersey Office of the Public Defender, New Jersey Institute of Technology and the New Jersey Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Invited presentation on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Expert Decision Making: Six Fallacies and the Eight Sources of Bias" at the University of Eastern Finland.
Invited presentation on "Cognitive Biases in Forensic Decisions" at Cincinnati University Law School.
A workshop on "Minimizing Bias and Enhancing Forensic Decision Making" at the Alaska State Crime Lab.

February

Invited presentation on "Minimizing implicit bias in policing" at the Norwegian Police.
Two presentations at the 73rd Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic Science (AAFS): "Feeling stress at work? Stress, support and decision-making of forensic examiners" and "Reliability and biasability of sectioning-point-based sex estimation".

January:

A workshop on "Enhancing Decision Making" at Singapore Health Sciences Authority (HSA).
Invited presentation on "Exposing and Minimizing Biases in Expert Scientific Evidence" at the Prosecution and Defence Annual Legal Conference. Israel.
Invited presentation on "The Human Element in Forensic Science" at West Virginia University.

2020

December:

Another ANAB training course on "Enhancing Forensic Decision Making" at ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) --To register, click HERE.
Keynote Presentation on "The impact of automation on human biases and intelligence" at the Conference on Integration of Human and Organizational Factors in Railway Automation. European Union Agency for Railways.

November:

Keynote Presentation on "Cognitive and human factor Issues in Crime Scene Investigations (CSI)" at the Crime Scene Managers Conference, Forensic Capability Network.
Invited presentation on "Exposing Biases in Expert Scientific Evidence as well as Identifying and Overcoming Our Own Biases" at University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School. (postponed).
Keynote Presentation on "Improving Human Performance and Decision Making" at Willmott Dixon Holdings, London. (postponed due to coronavirus).
A 1-day workshop on "Expert Evidence on Trial: Unearthing Bias in Expert Testimony" at the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia, Vancouver. (postponed due to coronavirus).

October:

A training course on "Enhancing Forensic Decision Making" at ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB).
A workshop on "Healthcare Education to Reduce Bias and Error in Medical Decision Making" at NHS, Health Education England (postponed due to coronavirus).
Invited public lecture on "Psychology and the Law: When the Rubber Meets the Road (part 1)" at Maastricht University, the Netherlands.

September:

Keynote presentation on "Creating Brain Friendly Learning That Actually Works" at the 2020 Kompetansedagene (Learning and development conference), HR Norge/Norway, Oslo.
Invited presentation on "How Bias Impacts All of Us, Even Expert Forensic Decision Making" at Duquesne University.

August:

Invited presentation on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Science: How Bias Can Impact Decision Making" at Gujarat Forensic Sciences University, India.

July:

Invited presentation on "Confirmation Bias and Decision Making" to the High Court Judges in the United Kingdom, Queens Bench Division, London.

June:

Keynote presentation on "Patient Care and Safety Done Properly: What the Mind Tells Us About Effective Education" at the KMMS inaugural conference for the new Kent and Medway Medical School (postponed due to coronavirus).
Invited presentation on "Identifying, Exposing, and Mitigating Bias in Expert and Scientific Court Testimony" at Joseph Hage Aaronson LLP, London (postponed due to coronavirus).

May:

Keynote presentation on "Creating Brain Friendly Learning That Actually Works" at the 2020 Kompetansedagene (Learning and development conference), HR Norge/Norway, Oslo (postponed due to coronavirus).
Invited public lecture on "Psychology and the Law: When the Rubber Meets the Road" at Maastricht University, the Netherlands (postponed due to coronavirus).
A workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" for the U.S. National Fish and Wildlife Forensic Laboratory.
Keynote Presentation on "Improving Human Performance and Decision Making" at Willmott Dixon Holdings, London (postponed due to coronavirus).

April:

A workshop on "Healthcare Education to Reduce Bias and Error in Medical Decision Making" at NHS, Health Education England (postponed due to coronavirus).
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, Los Angeles, CA (postponed due to coronavirus).
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, Richmond, CA (postponed due to coronavirus).

March:

Invited to give the I. Goodman Cohen Lecture in Trial Advocacy on "Are Expert Impartial? Cognitive Bias in Scientific Evidence", at Wayne State University Law School , Detroit (postponed due to coronavirus).
A workshop on "Human Factors and Cognitive Bias in the Forensic Sciences" at Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences (HCIFS) (postponed due to coronavirus).

February:

Invited presentation on "Learning and the Mind" at the Learning Technology Conference, London.
Invited presentation on "Scientific and Expert Evidence in the Court" at the Judges Continuing Education, Israel.
Invited presentation on "How Science Can Minimize False Convictions" at the Israeli Committee for the Prevention and Correction of False Convictions (headed by Supreme Court Judge Danziger), Israel.
Invited presentation on "Research in Human Cognition as Applied to Conviction Integrity Programs and Post-conviction Case Reviews in Prosecutorial Offices" at the Massachusetts Conviction Integrity Commission. Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office.

January:

Invited presentation on "Expert Decision Making: When & Why it Goes Wrong, and How to Fix it" at the School of Business, Southampton University.

2019

December:

Invited presentation on "Bias in Expert Decision Making: The Use and Abuse of Science in the Court" at the Institut für Psychologie, Universität Bonn, Germany.
A 1-day workshop on 'Enhancing Forensic Decision Making', for the State of New York, Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME), New York City.
A 1-day workshop on 'Enhancing Forensic Decision Making', for the State of New York, Albany.
A 1-day workshop on 'Enhancing Forensic Decision Making', for the State of New York, Buffalo.

November:

Invited presentation on "Expert Decision Making: Biases in Psychiatric and Forensic Evaluations" (see also this link) at Oxford University.
A 1-day workshop on 'What Drives Consumer Behaviour: Making Branding, Advertising and Marketing Cognitively Efficient', at Brand Opus, London.
Invited presentation on "A Cognitive Neuroscientific Approach: Enhancing Learning to Improve Performance and Decision Quality at Work" at International Workplace Ltd. London.

October:

Keynote presentation on "How Can Cognitive Neuroscience Improve Decision Making" at the Finance Directors' Forum, London.
Keynote presentation on "Bias in Medical Education and Decision Making" at NHS, Health Education England.

September:

Workshop on 'Cognitive Factors and Bias in Decision Making', at Core Equity Holdings, Brussels.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at East Midlands Special Operations Unit (police forces of Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and Northamptonshire constabularies).

August:

A workshop and consultancy on "Cognitive Neuroscientific Approaches to Enhancing Training" at Palo Alto University, CA.

July:

A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at Hennepin County, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Invited presentation on "Cognitive Bias in Forensic Expert Decision Making: Recommendations for Change" at the Massachusetts Forensic Science Oversight Board, Boston.

June:

Presentation on "The Great Paradox of Branding" at the Brand Marketers Creative Summit, Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. Cannes, France.
Keynote Presentation on "Cognitive Biases in BPA: What it is, Why it happens, and How to avoid it" at the Annual Conference of the International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts (IAPBP).
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at Institut de recherche criminelle de la gendarmerie nationale, Paris.

May:

Invited presentation on "Biases in human judgment" at the Psychology Department, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel.

April:

Invited presentation on "Why Experts Get it Wrong" at the University of Colorado Denver.
Keynote presentation on "Information processing involved in perception, judgment and decision-making" at the Conference of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, London.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the National Center for Media Forensics.

March:

Free webinar on "Cognitive Bias Essentials: The Use and Abuse of Expert Evidence" .
Keynote presentation on "Brain effective engagement for learning and culture change that actually work in organisational transformation" at the Richmond L&D Forum, London.
Invited presentation on "Bias in Expert Decision Making" at a joint event of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and University of Hertfordshire.
Keynote presentation on "The use and misuse of experts and scientific evidence" at the Law and the Forensic Sciences Conference, Israel.
Keynote presentation on "Improving decision making and perception of risk" at the Richmond HR Forum, Birmingham.

February:

A two 2-day Workshops on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making", at Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).
A Masterclass on "Why Experts Make Mistakes" at the Dutch association of insolvency.

January:

A workshop on "Impacting Consumer Decision Making: How To Influence Emotions, Identification, Evaluation and Cognition Through Branding", at Kraft Heinz, Chicago.
A workshop on "The Paradox of Branding", at Molson Coors, Toronto.
A workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the Israeli National Center of Forensic Medicine, Abu Kabir, Israel.
A workshop on "Delving into the murky world of the human mind and uncover the key to effective brands", at BrandOpus, New York.

2018
December:

A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences (HCIFS).
A presentation on "Cognitive Bias and Human Factors" at Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences (HCIFS).
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at Gloucestershire Constabulary.

November:

Invited presentation on "Medical Decision Making: Observations VS. Conclusions in Medical Assessments" at University of California San Francisco Medical School (UCSF).
Invited presentation on "Pulling Back the Curtain: Exploring Implicit Bias" at the Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers, Boston.
A 1-day workshop on "Expert Evidence on Trail: Unearthing Bias in Expert Testimony" at the Continuing Legal Education Society of British Columbia, Vancouver.
A Masterclass on "Why Experts Make Mistakes" at the British Association in Forensic Medicine.
Keynote Presentation on "What is Cognitive Bias, Why it Happens, and How to Overcome it" at the Annual Conference of the Chartered Society of Forensic Sciences.
Invited presentation "Why smart people do stupid things: Biases in forensic decision making" at Simon Fraser University, Canada.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, Sacramento, CA.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, southern California.
Keynote Presentation on "Forensic Pathology: Bias, Errors, and Ways to Enhance Pathology Decision Making" at the Annual Conference of the British Association in Forensic Medicine.

October:

Invited to present oral evidence to the House of Lords Science and Technology Committee inquiry into forensic science.
Invited presentation on "Enhancing Decision Making" at the Israeli Police Academy.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the Division of Identification and Forensic Science at the Israeli Police HQ.
Invited presentation on "Cognitive Underpinning of Human Decision Making", at Queen Mary University of London.

July:

Four 2-day Workshops on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making", at Los Angeles Sheriff's Department (LASD).

June:

Workshop for Police Homicide Detectives on "Enhancing Investigative Decision Making" at Boston (Middlesex).
Keynote Presentation on "Brain Friendly eTail: Cognitive Neuroscience Best Practices On How To Engage Consumers And Impact Their Decision Making" at World Business Research: Transforming Retail Conference, Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London.
Workshop on "Why Smart People Do Stupid Things" at World Class Events by Benchmark for Business.
Three 1-day Workshops on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the Massachusetts State Police (MSP) Crime Lab.
Invited presentation for Prosecuting Attorneys on "Bias in Expert Decision Making" for Middlesex/Boston District Attorney's Office, at Middlesex Superior Courthouse, Boston.
Keynote Presentation on "Forensic Decision Making: The Biasing Effects of Irrelevant Contextual Information" at the European Association of psychology and law (EAPL), Finland.

May:

Grand Rounds on "The Terror of Error: Reducing Errors in Medical Decision Making and Increase Patient Safety" at Monash Medical Center Hospital. Melbourne, Australia.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the Australian and New Zealand Forensic Science Society (ANZFSS). Canberra, Australia.
A 1-day masterclass on "Error and Cognitive Bias in Medical Healthcare Decision Making" at the Monash Medical Center Hospital and the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences Monash University, Australia.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at Gloucestershire Constabulary.
A 1-day workshop on "Making Training Cognitively Effective" at the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing & Health Sciences Monash University, Australia.

April:

Keynote Presentation on "How to Make L&D Cognitive Effective for Improving Human Performance and Decision Making" at Willmott Dixon Holdings, London.
A Masterclass on "A Cognitive Neuroscientific Perspective on Improving Patient Care and Safety" at the The Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators (RACMA), Melbourne.
Grand Rounds on "The Art of Cognitive Neuroscience and Terror of Error" at Townsville Hospital and Health Services, Australia.
A 1-day workshop on "A Cognitive Neuroscience Perspective n Patient Safety & How to Achieve Behaviour Change: Battling Bacteraemia and other Adversaries" at Townsville Hospital and Health Services, Australia.

March:

Invited presentation on "Cognitive Bias in Medical Expert Opinion: What it is, and how to avoid it" at the British Medical Association (BMA) Annual Expert Witness Conference.
Invited presentation on "Building Learning to Fit Learners – Creating 'Brain Friendly' Training for Effective L&D" at the Richmond L&D Forum, London.
Keynote Address on "Impartial Expert Evidence: Better Science for Better Justice" at the MCLE’s Criminal Law Forensic Summit. Boston.
Invited presentation on "Research in Human Cognition to the Aid of the Courtroom" to the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Standing Committee on ID Evidence.
Three workshops on "Scientific Evidence in the Courtroom: Cognitive Biases in Expert Reports and Testimony " for prosecutors and defence lawyers, Israel.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at East Midlands Special Operations Unit (police forces of Derbyshire, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and Northamptonshire constabularies).

February:

Invited Plenary presentation on "What Can Cognitive Neuroscience Contribute to Forensic Science? The New Cognitive Forensics" at the AAFS (American Academy of Forensic Sciences) 70th Annual Scientific Meeting, Seattle.
Two 2-day Workshops on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making", at Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).

2017

December:

A 1-day workshop on "Why Smart People Do Stupid Things: Increasing Patient Care and Safety" at the Health Services Authority (HSA), Cayman Islands.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, Los Angeles, CA.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, Orange County, CA.

November:

Keynote Address on "Experts in the Courtroom and Cognitive Bias: The Myth of Impartiality" at the Massachusetts Judicial Conference (all Superior Court Judges in the state), Cape Cod, MA.
Workshop on "Improving Financial Decision Making" at a major international fund management company.

October:

Two workshops on "Cognitive Factors and Pitfalls in Medical Decision Making: How to Effectively Improve Patient Care and Safety" at the The Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators (RACMA), Melbourne.
Two 2-day Workshops on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making", at Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).
Keynote Address on "The Terror of Error: Making an Actual Impact on Behaviour and Decision Making in a Demanding and Changing Environment" at the 50th RACMA Conference (Royal Australasian College of Medical Administrators), Melbourne.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Crime Scene Investigations (CSI) Decision Making" at the Houston Forensic Science Center (HFSC), Texas.
Invited presentation on "Reliability and Biasability of Expert Evidence" at the United States Judicial Advisory Committee on Evidence Conference on Federal Rule 702.

September:

Workshop on "What Can Cognitive Neuroscience Teach Us About Investigative and Legal Decision Making" at the Taiwanese Judges Academy, Taiwan.
Workshop on "Expert Evidence: Increasing Objectivity and Impartiality" at the Prosecutor Office, Ministry of Justice, Taiwan.
Keynote Presentation on "Cognitive Bias in Expert Decision Making: Why it happens and Practical Ways to Minimize it" at the 9th Asian Forensic Sciences Network (AFSN) Annual Meeting and Symposium, Singapore.

August:

A workshop on "A Cognitive Approach to Enhancing Criminal Investigative Decision Making: From Crime Scene to Court" at the Taiwanese Criminal Investigation Bureau (CIB), Taiwan.
Invited presentation on "The Myth of Expert Impartiality: The Misuse and Abuse of Science in the Courtroom" at Legal Aid and the Taipei Bar Association, Taiwan.

July:

Keynote Presentation on "Risk Perception and Management: Improving Decision Making in the Real World" at Willmott Dixon Holdings, London.

June:

A workshop on "A Cognitive Approach to Enhancing Police Investigative Decision Making: From Crime Scene to Court", at Kunming Police, China.
Keynote Presentation on "Learning and the Brain: Implications for Effective L&D" at the Learning Technology Summer Forum. London.
Invited presentation on "Sources of Bias in Forensic Decision Making" at Ritsumeikan University (co-organized and sponsored by the Japan Federation of Bar Associations and the Japanese Innocence Project), Symposium on Sources and Causes of Wrongfully Convicting the Innocent: From Biased Scientific Evidence to Misguided Interrogation Methods. Japan.
Keynote Address on "Forensic Psychology Decision Making: The Biasing Effects of Irrelevant Contextual Information" at The British Psychological Society 26th Division of Forensic Psychology Annual Conference.
Presentation on "Mitigating the impact of bias in forensic evaluation: Lessons from forensic science" at the International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services conference, Croatia.
Invited presentation on 'Expert Decision Making' at Renmin University. Beijing, China.
Invited presentation on 'New Direction in Cognitive Forensics at the Hong Kong Government Forensic Science Laboratory. Hong Kong.

May:

A 1-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making", at the Brazil Forensic Science Society, Brazil.
Keynote Presentation on "The Science Behind Changing the Way We Think and Do Things" at Willmott Dixon Holdings Product Summit meeting, London.
Workshop on "Delivering Content to Create an Effective Brain-Friendly Learning Approach" at the Learning and Development 2017 conference (CIPD L&D Show). London.
Keynote Presentation on "Cognitive Forensics: The New Frontier in Forensic Science" at the Brazilian Academy of Forensic Sciences Meeting, Brasilia.

April:

Keynote Presentation on "How to Make Better Assessments and Evaluations: The Dangers and Pitfalls in Decision Making and How to Overcome Them" at the 11th Risk and Recovery Forensic Conference, Hamilton, Canada.
Symposia on "Expert Performance and the Factors that Mediate It" at the 11th Risk and Recovery Forensic Conference, Hamilton, Canada.

March:

Invited presentation on "Meta-Expertise About Sources of Bias in Expert Decision Making: The Use and Abuse of Science and Expert Witnesses in the Court" at Harvard University Law School (joint event with Prosecution (Middlesex DA's Office), Defence (public defenders CPCS), the New England Innocence Project, and the Massachusetts State Police Crime Laboratory).
A Workshop on "Minimizing Cognitive Bias in forensic DNA", at the Association of Forensic DNA Analysts and Administrators, Texas.
Seven presentations at the Annual Meeting of the American Psychology-Law Society, Seattle. These include presentations on "Is hindsight really 20/20? The impact of outcomes on the decision making process", "Cognitive biases in interpreting degraded audio recordings", "Cognitive bias: A global survey of examiners", "Context effects and industrial inspection", "Anything you can do I can do better: Bias awareness in forensic evaluators", and "A hierarchy of expert performance applied to forensic psychology".

February:

Invited presentation on "The Myth of Impartial and Objective Expert Decision Making" at Bournemouth University.

2016

November:

A 2-day workshop on 'Cognitive Factors in SOCO (Scenes of Crime Officer)/SCI (Crime Scene Investigations) Decision Making', Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire Police.
Keynote Presentation on "How the Brain Learns and How to Make Learning Brain Friendly" at the Panopto Conference on Utilising Video Technology, London.
Keynote Presentation on "Utilizing Your Brain to Improve Decision Making" at the Eurojust-Europol-OHIM knowledge building conference, Spain.

October:

Invited presentation on "The Mind Gap: Enhancing Leadership Decision Making Capabilities" at Willmott Dixon Holdings, London.
Invited presentation on "Forensic Decision Making" at the University of Virginia Law School (UVA).
Ar 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of California Department of Justice, Sacramento, CA.
Invited presentation on "Bias and Expert Decision Making: Implications for the Criminal Justice System" at the University of Virginia Department of Psychology Colloquium Series (UVA).
Two 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at tge State of California Department of Justice, Richmond, CA.

September:

Keynote Presentation on "How to Truly Engage With Customers: Cognitive Commerce and Human Engagement" at the Worldwide Business Research eTail Connect Conference.
A workshop on "Understand Your Brain and Learn Better, Faster, and Longer" at the European Commission, Brussels.
Plenary Keynote Presentation on "Cognitive Forensics: The New Frontier in Forensic Science" at the ANZFSS 23rd International Symposium on the Forensic Sciences (Australian and New Zealand Forensic Science Society). Auckland, New Zealand.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at Canberra, Australia.
Invited presentation on "Cognitive Neuroscience and Learning: Making Learning Stick and Impact Behaviour" at the European Commission, Brussels.

August:

Expert witness for the Prosecution, on confirmation bias, for the Federal Prosecutor at the Superior Court of Washington DC.

July:

Expert witness for the Defence, on confirmation bias, at US Federal Court, NY.

June:

Keynote Presentation on "Brain Friendly Learning" at the International Conference on Clinical Simulation and Learning (INACSL).
Keynote Presentation on "The Pitfalls in Forensic Assessments, and How to Overcome Them" at the International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services (IAFMHS) Annual Conference. New York.
Keynote Presentation at the 2nd Annual International Symposium 2016 on Criminology, Forensic Science and Wrongful Convictions.
Invited presentation on "Context Effects and Prevention Inspection" at WorkSafeBC, Canada.

May:

'An Audience with Dr Itiel Dror: What can neuroscience actually do for the workplace?' HR Leaders Network Event CIPD. London.
Masterclass on "Using Cognitive Neuroscience to Maximise Learning" at the Learning and Development 2016 conference. London.

April:

Keynote Presentation on "The Terror of Error: The Cognitive Advantages of Training for Error Recovery Instead of Error Prevention" at the HFES 2016 International Symposium on Human Factors in Healthcare. San Diego.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at State of California Department of Justice.
Expert witness on confirmation bias in a murder case, at Norfolk County Superior Court in Dedham MA.

February:

A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at Boston Police Department.
Invited presentation on "A Cognitive Perspective on Expert Evidence: Why Experts are Biased" at Suffolk Law School, Boston.

January:

Invited presentation on "The Myth of Expertise" at Goldsmiths University.

2015
December:

Invited presentation on "Expert Evidence: Increasing Objectivity and Impartiality" at the New York District Attorney Office, New York.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at NYPD (workshop #6).
Invited presentation on "'Cognitive Forensics' the new frontier of Law and Psychology" at Florida International University, Miami.

November:

Invited presentation on "The Use and Abuse of Science in the Court" at Trinity College, Dublin.
Invited presentation on "Identifying and Minimising Intrinsic Bias in Experts" at the Annual Expert Witness Conference. London.
A 1-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making", Italian National Police and the Ministry of Interior (Polizia di Stato e Arma dei Carabinieri), Italy.

October:

Invited presentation on "Role of Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Work", President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology. United States.
Grand Rounds on "Cognitively Effective Ways to Reduce Errors in Medical Decision Making and Increase Patient Safety" at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). Boston.
Invited presentation on "Bias in the Criminal Justice System: Psychological Contamination of Experts" at Harvard University.
Ar 2-day workshop on 'Cognitive Factors in SOCO (Scenes of Crime Officer)/SCI (Crime Scene Investigations) Decision Making', Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire Police.
Keynote Presentation on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Science: Moving Forward" at the Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Association of Forensic Scientists (NEAFS). Boston.
A 1-day workshop on 'Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making', NIST (National Institute of Science and Technology) Expert Working Group on Human Factors in Forensic Handwriting Examination, Los Angles.

September:

Keynote Presentation on "Applying Neuroscience and Behavioural Sciences in the Workplace – Truth and Myth" at the Science of Human Behaviour at Work conference, CIPD (Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development). London.
A 2-day workshop on 'Cognitive Factors in SOCO (Scenes of Crime Officer)/SCI (Crime Scene Investigations) Decision Making', Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire Police.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at San Francisco Police Department.

August:

Keynote Presentation on "Human Decision Making and Cognitive Bias within the Technological Age of Distributed Cognition" at the 16th Investigation for Identification Educational Conference. New Orleans.

July:

Invited presentation on "The Illusion of Expert Objectivity ", at Memorial Hermann Hospital, Texas Medical Center, Houston, Texas.
Keynote Plenary Address on "Cognitive Sources of Error and Ways to Minimize Them" at the International Symposium on Forensic Science Error Management – Detection, Measurement and Mitigation. Washington.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the Houston Forensic Science Center, Texas.

June:

Keynote Plenary Address on "Cognitive Forensics" at the Society for Applied Research on Memory and Cognition (SARMAC) 11th biennial conference. Victoria, B.C., Canada.
A 2-day medical workshop on "Novel Cognitive Approaches for Medical Training to Reduce Error and Increase Patient Safety" at Loma Linda School of Medicine, California.
A 1-day workshop for the Texas Forensic Science Commission, on "Cognitive Bias", Houston.
Presentation on "Why saying your product is best, is the worst" at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. Cannes, France.
Presentation on "The Bias Snowball Effect: Why and How the Judicial Decision Model Fails" at the Cognitive Factors In The Judicial Process Symposium at the Society for Applied Research on Memory and Cognition (SARMAC) 11th biennial conference. Victoria, B.C., Canada.

May:

Keynote presentation on "Cognitive Architecture: Why Experts Make Mistakes" at the conference on Forensic Bias and Error: Causes and Corrections. Chicago.
Invited presentation on "Recognition and Mitigation of Bias" at the Forensic Science Review Workshop, American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). Washington.

April:

Two 1-day workshops on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making" (workshop 1-Sun. , workshop 2-Mon.) at the 42nd Annual American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors (ASCLD) Symposium, Washington DC.
Invited presentation on "Bias in the Criminal Justice System: Psychological Contamination of Experts" at New York University (NYU).
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at RTI International. Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.

March:

Keynote presentation on "The Psychology and Impartiality of Forensic Expert Decision Making: When Justice is Not Blind" at the AP-LS (American Psychology-Law Society) Conference. San Diego.
Invited presentation on "Bias in Expert Decision Making and Use of Technology: Policy and Practice", RAND. Santa Monica, CA.

February:

Workshop for Morgan Stanley, on "Why Smart People Make Stupid Mistakes: How to Improve Human Decision Making", London.
Invited presentation on "Using Cognitive Neuroscience in Forensic Science" at The Royal Society scientific meeting on the Paradigm Shift for Forensic Science. London.

January:

A 2-day workshop for NYPD, on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making", New York.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making" at the State of New York, Division of Criminal Justice Services. Albany.
Plenary presentation on "The Human Factor in Forensic Science" at the forensic OSAC scientific meeting. Norman, Oklahoma.

2014
December:

Chairing the Human Factors Forensic Science group, NIST/DoJ. Washington DC.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Forensic Decision Making", at Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire Police.
Invited presentation on "Human Factors in Forensic Science: Current State, Concerns, and the Way Forward", Forensic Science Standards Board. Washington DC.

November:

A 1-day workshop on "Expert Evidence: Increasing Objectivity and Impartiality" at the District Attorney Office, San Jose, California.
A 1-day workshop on "Improving Investigative Capabilities: A Cognitive Perspective" at the Canadian Independent Investigations Office (IIO), Vancouver.
Invited presentation on "Investigating investigations: Cognitive factors involved in evidence collection, evaluation and decision making" at Simon Fraser University, Canada.
Invited presentation on "Bias in criminal investigations: When experts are far from impartial or objective " at Goldsmiths University.
Invited presentation on "CSI and Cognitive Bias", at the University of Cincinnati

October:

Keynote Presentation on "Maximising Patient Care and Safety in Acute Medicine Decision Making: Cognitive Insights into Minimising Error" at the Society for Acute Medicine 8th International Scientific Conference.
Keynote Presentation on "Human Cognition, Technology, and the Human Performance in Distributed Cognition" at the Biometrics 2014 Annual Meeting.
A workshop on "Why Smart People Make Stupid Mistakes" at Shell, Amsterdam.

September:

Invited presentation on "Experts in the Courtroom: Problems and Suggested Solutions", at the University of Southern California.
A 2-day workshop on "Novel Cognitive Approaches for Medical Training to Reduce Error and Increase Patient Safety" at Loma Linda School of Medicine, California.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons" at Kansas City Metropolitan Police, Johnson County Sheriff’s Office, and Kansas Bureau of Investigation.

August:

Invited Presentation on "Cognitive and Human Factors in Forensic Science: A Lot of Talk, But Not Enough Action" at the National Commission on Forensic Science. Washington DC.
Keynote Presentation on "The Effect of Cognitive Bias in Forensic Anthropology: The Power of Context in the Interpretation of Skeletal Remains" at the 22nd ANZFSS International Symposium on the Forensic Sciences. Adelaide, Australia.

July:

Invited presentation on "Utilizing Cognitive Forensics: Matching Cognitive Abilities to Forensic Task Demands" at the US military Defense Forensic Science Center (DFSC) (including the Criminal Investigation Laboratory (CIL) and the Forensic Exploitation Directorate (FXD)).

June:

A workshop on "Improving Human Decision Making" at INTERPOL, Lyon France.
Keynote presentation on "Cognitive Bias in the Interpretation of Forensic Evidence" at 47th International Conference Audio Forensics: Recording, Recovery, Analysis, and Interpretation, London.
A workshop on "Human Factors in Forensic Fingerprinting" at INTERPOL, Lyon France.

May:

ABP (Association for Business Psychology) 2014 Annual Award for 'Excellence in Training' for work in improving decision making and reducing bias in expert domains. Also, Chairman's Award for overall recognition, which is the award across all the 17 categories, for the best achievements for 'Excellence in Business Psychology'.
A 2-day workshop on "Investigative Decision Making: Cognitive Factors Behind Successful Investigations", Canadian Government, Vancouver.
Keynote presentation on "The Role of Human Cognition in Forensic Science: The Missing Link and the Way Forward" at 59th Conference of The Canadian Society of Forensic Science (CSFS), Québec, Canada.

April:

A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons" at the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Quantico.
A Workshop on "Evaluating and Improving Training", at BP, London.
Keynote presentation on "A Cognitive Perspective on Expert Evidence and the Administration of Justice: The Dangerous Myth of Expert Impartiality" at Project Innocence Annual Meeting, Portland.

March:

A Workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons", at the Finland National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Forensic Laboratory, Helsinki.
Invited presentation on "Not So 'Blind' Justice: The Cognitive Biases Endemic in Forensic Science and Their Possible Solutions", Grand Round of the Consortium on Law, Science and Health Policy, University of California San-Francisco (UCSF) and Hasting Law School.
Invited presentation on "Cognitive trade-offs and flexibility in expert decision making", at the Scientific Symposium: Memory, Cognition, and Expertise. University of California San Diego (UCSD).
Keynote presentation on "Training, mental representations and human performance" at Conference on Human Performance and Innovation. San Francisco.
Invited presentation on "Experts in the courtroom: Problems and suggested solutions", Santa Clara University.

February:

A workshop on "Cognitive Forensics", at Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire Police.
A workshop for Surrey and Sussex Police Joint Command, on "Cognitive Skills".
Presentation on "Cognitive Bias in Forensic Anthropology: Visual Assessments of Skeletal Remains is Susceptible to Confirmation Bias", at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) 66th Annual Meeting, Seattle.
A workshop on "Cognitive Forensics", at Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire Police.
Invited presentation on "Cognitive Underpinning of Expertise: Why & How Forensic and Medical Experts Make Errors, and How to Minimise Them", at Kent University.

January:

Invited presentation on "The Mind and Learning: Using Brain Science for Behavioural Change Beyond the Classroom", at the Learning Technology Conference, London.
A workshop on "Cognitive Skills", at Surrey and Sussex Police Joint Command.

2013
December:

A Workshop on "Why Smart People Make Simple Mistakes….and How to Make Better Decisions", for a major international cooperation.

November:

A Workshop for Deutsche Bank, on "Technology Enhanced Learning of Risk Management".
Invited presentation on "The Inadvertent Bias of the Expert", at City University London.

October:

Plenary Keynote Presentation on "Transforming Education: The Nature of Expertise" at the 2nd Asia Pacific Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare (APMSH), Shanghai.
Invited presentation on "The Human Factor in Forensic Science" at the University of Amsterdam.
Invited Presentation on "Cognitive Bias, Cognitive Error" at the 2nd Asia Pacific Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare (APMSH), Shanghai.
A 2-day workshop for the Netherlands National Police, on "Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons".

September:

A 2-day workshop for NYPD, on "Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons", New York.
Invited presentation on "Cognitive Forensics: New Findings and Insights", at the Innocence Project, New York.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons" at the State of New York, Division of Criminal Justice Services, Albany.
Invited presentation on "A Psychological perspective on the Forensic Sciences", at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, the City University of New York (CUNY).

July:

A Workshop on "Evaluating and improving e-learning", at Deutsche Bank.
A Workshop on "Innovative and Effective ways for Learning", at British Telecom (BT).

June:

The Sir Michael Davies Keynote presentation on "Experts: The Myth of Impartiality" at the Expert Witness Institute (EWI) Annual Meeting, London.
Keynote presentation on "Distributed Cognition Between Humans and Technology" at Biometrics Institute Technology Showcase.
Invited presentation on "Human Decision Making" at the Criminal Cases Review Commission.

May:

A workshop for the London Metropolitan Police, on "Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons".
Keynote presentation on "Distributed Cognition Between Human Experts and Technology" at the Annual User's Education Conference, Seattle.
Invited presentation on "Psychology and the Law: Cognitive failing in administering justice, and how psychology can help the criminal justice system" at the University of Seattle, WA.

April:

A Workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons", at the London Metropolitan Police.
A Workshop on "Technology Enhanced Learning of Risk Management", at Deutsche Bank.
Keynote presentation on "Cognitive Forensic" at the Forensics Europe Expo Conference, London.

February:

Invited presentation on "Perception and Judgments of Human Experts: The Role of Contextual Information" at the Department of Psychology, University College London (UCL).
Invited presentation on "Cognitive Underpinning of Expertise: Why & How Forensic and Medical Experts Make Errors, and How to Minimise Them" at the Department of Psychology, Warwick University.

January:

A 1-day workshop on "The Science of Branding: What Really Governs Consumer Decisions?'", London.
Invited presentation on "Making Learning Memorable: A Cognitive Informed Approach to Increasing Memory and Impact of Learning" at the Learning Technologies 2013 Conference.

2012
December:

Keynote presentation on "Gold-Mines and Land-Mines of Inter-Professional Working Teams: A Cognitive Perspective on Distributed Cognition and Educational Solutions" at the London Deanery and NHS London, 2012 Educational Excellence conference, Royal College of Physicians.
A 1-day Workshop for the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI), on "Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons", The Hague.

November:

A 2-day workshop on "The Human Element and Cognition in Biometric Identification" at the Biometric Institute.
Keynote presentation on "Brain Friendly Biometric Systems: Effective Distributed Cognition Between Humans and Technology" at 8th Biometrics Institute Technology Showcase & Exhibition.
Invited presentation on "Contribution of Cognitive Psychology: Reliability and Biasability of Experts in the Court Room" at the University of New South Wales, Sydney.
A 1-day workshop on 'Brain Friendly Technology Enhanced Learning" at LearnX Foundation, Sydney.
Invited presentation on "Cognitive Forensics: Increasing expertise in forensic science" at the Centre for Forensic Science, University of Technology, Sydney.
Seminar on "The Science of Branding: What Really Governs Consumer Decisions?'", Melbourne.
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons" at the Australian National Institute of Forensic Science (NIFS) and Australian New Zealand Policing Advisory Agency (ANZPAA).
A 2-day workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons" at Victoria Police.
Invited presentation on "Cognitive Forensics: Identifying and Mitigating Bias in Criminal Cases" at the Criminal Bar Association Autumn Conference.

September:

Invited presentation on "Effective Use of Virtual Patients" at the Institute for Innovative Technology In Medical Education (iINTIME).
A 1-day workshop on "Improving Investigative Decision Making" at the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
Combined Surgical and Anesthesia Grant Rounds at Montreal General Hospital on "Medical Experts: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly".
Flanders Visiting Professor in Medical Simulation at McGill University, talk on "How to Exploit Cognitive Opportunities in Medical Education: Improving Patient Care and Safety" at the Medical Simulation Centre.

August:

Plenary presentation on "Cognitive Forensics, Expertise, the Biasing Snowball Effect, and Context Management in Forensic Investigations' at the 6th Annual European Academy of Forensic Science Conference.

June:

Invited presentation on "Expert Evidence: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" at the After Court Seminar program for High Court Judges, Deputy High Court Judges, Judges of the Court of Appeal, and Justices of the Supreme Court, Royal Courts of Justice.

May:

Keynote Presentation on "Cognitively Effective Use of Technology in Healthcare Education" at the Masterclass on 'Understanding the Principles of the Department of Health's Technology-enhanced Framework' London Deanery.
Invited Presentation on "Blind Verification and Bias" at the 33rd Annual MorphoTrak User's Education Conference.

April:

Invited Presentation on "Technology-enhanced Learning: Making Learning More Efficient" at the Learning and Organisation Development Conference, Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).
Invited Presentation on "Training for Forensic Expertise and Minimizing Errors" at the School of Biomedical Sciences, King's College London.

February:

Plenary Presentation on "The Paradoxical Nature of Expertise: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" at the International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH), Annual Conference of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSiH).

January:

Invited Presentation on "Expert Performance: A Paradox in Human Cognitive Processing" at University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

2011
December:

A 1-day Workshop on "Using Technology to Enhance Medical Education" at Ross Medical School, Dominica.

November:

Invited Presentation on "Human Cognition and Forensic Science" at the Business Changing Group (BCG), Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO), National Police Improvement Agency (NPIA).

October:

Keynote Presentation on "Making Health Information Technology 'Brain Friendly' - Optimizing Cognitive Technology and Distributed Cognition in Medicine and Healthcare" at the Greater China eHealth Forum.

September:

Invited Presentation on "Enhancing Judgements and Improving Performance in Medical Care" at The British Medical Association (BMA).
A 2-day workshop on 'Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons', New York Police Department (NYPD).

July:

Keynote Presentation on "New Issues in Forensic Science" at The International Centre for Comparative Criminological Research (ICCCR) Annual Conference.

June:

A 2-day workshop on "Effective Training and Use of Technology in Medical Education" at Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University.
Invited Presentation on "Human-Technology Cooperation and Distributed Cognition: Opportunities and Challenges in Human Recognition Technology" at the UK government Biometric Working Group.

May:

Invited Presentation on "Forensic Decision Making" at the Comparative Decision Making Annual Conference.

April:

Keynote Presentation on "Medical Education: Do We Know What We Are Doing?" at the Simulation and Training (SiTEL) Innovative Education 4th Annual Conference.

March:

Keynote Presentation on "Novel Approaches to Using Technology for Enhanced Learning" at the Technology for Education Conference.
Two 2-day Workshops on 'Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons', Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD).
Invited Presentation on "Cognitive Issues in Forensic Science" at the Workshop on Bias in Forensic Science, UK Forensic Regulator.

February:

Invited Presentation on "Psychology and the Criminal Justice System" at George Mason University.

January:

A 1-day Workshop on "Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons", The Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI).
Invited Presentation on "Building Learning With the Brain in Mind" at the Learning Technology Conference.

2010
November:

Keynote Presentation on "Training to Minimize Errors in Clinical Decision Making: The Challenges, Obstacles, and the Way Forward" at The annual conference of the Association for Simulated Practice in Healthcare (ASPiH).
Invited presentation on "Technology, Cognition, Pragmatics, and the Human Mind" at the International Conference on Philosophical Dialogue.

October:

Invited presentation on "Understanding Human Error in Policing: How to Minimize Mistakes in Critical Decisions" at the Annual Meeting of the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP).
Keynote Address on "Technology as an Evolutionary Force: Optimizing Technology's Impact on Human Cognition and Society" at the 2010 IBM Conference on Technology and Humans: Adaptation and Impact.

September:

Invited Presentation on "Gold Mines and Land Mines in Forensic Science Research" at the Cognitive Bias and Forensic Science NSF Meeting.
Plenary Presentation on "Training to Minimize Errors in Medical Decision Making: The Challenges, Obstacles, and the Way Forward" at the Annual Meeting of the AMEE (International Association for Medical Education).
Keynote Presentation on "Use of Technology in Medical Training: Great Opportunities, Pitfalls and Challenges" at the Symposium on E-learning in Medical Training.

August:

Invited presentation on "Bias and Decision Making" at the Impression and Pattern Evidence Symposium.
Keynote Presentation on "Future Directions in Forensic Science" at the Forensic Science Initiative (FSI) Continuing Education for Forensic Professionals Meeting.

July:

Invited presentation at the 3rd Annual Green Mountain DNA Conference, Vermont Forensic Laboratory (VFL).

June:

Presentation on "Psychology and Contextual Biases in Forensic Science" at NIST.
Keynote Plenary presentation on "Rising from the ashes: What we have learned from the Cameron Todd Willingham Case" (follow links: Itiel Dror part I, and Itiel Dror part II). NIJ Annual Conference.
Invited presentation on "The Missing Link in Forensic Science: Cognitive Psychology is Needed to Improve Forensic Decision Making" at the conference on Forensic Science in the 2010s: How to Survive a Difficult Decade.

May:

Workshop on 'Cognitive Factors in Making Forensic Comparisons', Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD).

April:

Presentation on "Competency of Fingerprint Examiners: How Do We Assess Competence? First We Have to Know We Are Asking the Right Questions!" at the 6th International Symposium on Fingerprints, INTERPOL.

March:

Expert testimony at the Maryland Senate hearings on Bill 404 regarding Criminal Law – Death Penalty – Evidence.

February:

Presentation on "Where is forensic science heading?" at the Forensic Science: A Blueprint for the Future meeting.
Elected Fellow of the Association for Psychological Science, for "sustained outstanding contributions to the science of psychology.

January:

Expert Working Group on Human Factors in Latent Fingerprint Analysis.

2009
December:

Keynote Presentation on "Identification Decisions are Determined by Cognitive Issues Controlled by How Identifications Are Set Up" at the Annual Identification Conference, New Scotland Yard, London Metropolitan Police Service (MPS).
Special Guest Speaker at the Symposium on Good Science, Bad Evidence? New Perspectives on the Reliability of Evidence in Criminal Proceedings, Osgoode Law School, York University, Canada.
Invited presentation at Ontario's Centre of Forensic Sciences.

November:

Presentation at the UK Army Skills Development Managers CPD, Directorate of Educational and Training Services Army (DETSA).

October:

Think-tank on medical errors, Cognitive Interventions: Mitigating Error in Complex Work Environments.
Expert Working Group on Human Factors in Latent Fingerprint Analysis.

September:

Special after dinner guest speaker on "IT Training: Who needs it? Why? And how can it be better?" at the National Training Conference, Institute for IT Training (IITT).

August:

Panel moderator on "The Possible Effect of Bias in Latent Print Examination" at the 94th Annual Conference of the International Association of Identification (IAI).
Presentation on "Human Factors and Forensic Identification" at the 94th Annual Conference of the International Association of Identification (IAI).

June:

Invited presentation on "Brain Power: Unlocking the door to effective learning" at the UK Royal Artillery Training Seminar on the Use of Technology to Support Learning.

May:

Invited presentation on "Expert Forensic Decision Making" at the UCLA Law School.

April:

Workshop on "Building E-Learning with the Brain in Mind" for the Learning and Skills Group (LSG).
Invited presentation on "Error: The Problem with Conceptualizing, Measuring, and Minimizing" at the Conference on Forensic Science for the 21st Century.

March:

Keynote Speaker on "New Frontiers in Computer Supported Education" at the International Conference on Computer Supported Education (CSEDU).
Invited presentation on "Challenges and New Directions in Forensic Identification" at the Annual Fingerprint society Meeting.

February:

Invited presentation on "How to Make Training and Communications More Effective: A Cognitive Neuroscientific Perspective" at the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development Seminar (CIPD).

January:

Invited presentation on "When science and the criminal justice system meet" at the Workshop on Eyewitness Identification Evidence.
Invited presentations on "Building Learning That You Can't Forget" and on "Getting Interactivity Right" at Learning technology Conference.

Events

Dr. Itiel Dror is regularly invited to give Keynote presentations all over the world. These include scientific and academic conferences (see publications), as well as a whole variety of professional training events in which he applies his understanding and insights in cognitive neuroscience to practical issues in the workplace. CCI also provides workshops to give more in-depth and hands-on training (making training brain friendly, enhancing forensic decision making, a cognitive perspective on branding and marketing, and improving patient care and safety).

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Events