
AFC Lab News
zum Thema: „Super Recognizer“ bei der Berliner Polizei – ein Gamechanger?
With ~50,000 employees, the North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) State Police is the largest of Germany's 16 state police forces.
Berlin's public prosecutor's office is pleased with "promising" cooperation with Berlin Super-Recognizers.
The AFC Lab's work was featured in the newspaper "Le Temps".
Meike spoke with Simon Dörr from DASDING - SWR's radio program for young people between the ages of 14 and 29. Simon wanted to know more about research on Super-Recognizers, who are also supporting the Berlin Police's investigations of the New Year's Eve riots.
"Super Recognizers" are to track down the perpetrators
Neue Zürcher Zeitung (NZZ) reports about one of our Super-Recognizers who just started their job at the Winterthur Police.
Tagesanzeiger and Der Bund report on a recent portrait of Meike published by the SNS
"Police officers who remember every face - Police corps are now increasingly working with so-called super-recognizers - two of them describe what goes on in their heads"
The Tagesspiegel had exclusive access to the beSure® pilot; various outlets continue to report updates on our work.
Q&A on #Prosopagnosia (Achtung: in German)
To bring together police practitioners and scientists interested in face identity processing, I am organizing a symposium at the European Police Congress (May 11-12, 2022). For more detailed symposium information expand this post.
Alena Wacker from Badisches Tagblatt interviewed Meike on the topics of Super-Recognizers.
Invited by the Faculty of Law, Criminal Sciences & Public Administration, Meike spoke to students, practitioners, researchers, and the public.
Im Interview von Dago Weychardt erzählten Simon Rjosk und ich wie die Berliner Polizei Super-Recognizer identifiziert.
Meike was interviewed by Marlene Cimons from the Washington Post, in a nice piece about Super-Recognizers (SRs).
Meike spoke to Elena Weidt about Super-Recognizers. Achtung: this one is in German. Link to audio below.
Super Recognizer: Hype oder Hoffnung? Erkenntnisse aus Kooperationen mir der Polizei
In a special episode on “Face Blindness & Super Recognition" Jonathan McCrea interviews Professors Fiona Newell and Meike Ramon on human processing of facial identity.
Ever seen a Super-Recognizer? Two of the AFC Lab's participants were featured in the Swiss media.
The ADR Hauptstadtstudio had exclusive access to the Best Practice Handbook of the EU project Safer Space for Safer Cities (SafeCi).
Meike Ramon and Simon Rjosk contributed a chapter to the Best Practice Handbook developed in the context of the EU-funded project "Safer Space for Safer Cities" (SafeCi).
A collection of 10 most frequently asked question on the topic. Whether you're a journalist, government official, or civilians — if you are interested in Super-Recognizers, this is a good place to start.
Meike and Simon Rjosk (Berlin State Police) were interviewed for FOCUS's special edition #4
I have the privilege of working with various international police agencies interested in human face processing.
Meike was a keynote speaker at the second EU Consortium seminar of ProTEct (Public Resilience using TEchnology to Counter Terrorism).