Dr. Itiel Dror is a cognitive neuroscientist (Ph.D. from Harvard University), who is interested in the cognitive architecture that underpins expert decision making. Dror’s research, published in over 150 research articles and cited over 13,000 times (source: Google Scholar), demonstrates human vulnerabilities in expert judgments and decision making. He has worked in a variety of domains, from policing and aviation to medical experts and bankers, showing that human factors impact even hard working, dedicated, and competent experts. In the forensic science domain, Dr. Dror has focused attention and highlighted how bias can impact even the more 'objective' domains, such as fingerprinting, DNA, and analytical chemistry. Furthermore, he has researched how the use of technology (including AI) impacts human intelligence, our ability to think and make decisions, as well as its impact on bias. Dr. Dror has worked with and trained many agencies in various countries on how to minimize errors and enhance expert decision making. More information can be found at https://www.cci-hq.com/dr.-itiel-dror.html