William James Herschel
Sir William J. Herschel (1833-1917) was a British colonial administrator and a pioneer in the field of finger-print identification. His experiments in Bengal led to the recognition of finger-prints as a unique method of personal identification. Heschel's work laid the foundation for modern forensic identification systems. He was renowned for his contributions to the scientific community and his innovative approach to personal identification methods.
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