I am a Professor in the Griffith Criminology Institute and Founding Director of the Centre for Investigative Interviewing at Griffith University. My area of research expertise is investigative interviewing: the ‘how to’ of obtaining accurate and detailed information from people about events to assist decision-making. My work also addresses transfer of knowledge to the field, especially guidance for interviewers of vulnerable interviewees and questioning about sensitive topics. My team and I work in partnership with industry to conduct pioneering research, provide evidence-based advice, and develop innovative resources to help organisations and individuals improve their investigative interviewing. I have produced more than 330 peer-reviewed publications, supervised over 35 doctoral/PhD students, and I have been lead or co-chief CI on numerous Category 1 grants including multiple ARC and AIC grants. The influence of my research has been recognised by several lifetime career awards and the widespread dissemination of my work, which has sparked a global revolution in interviewer training. My funded industry partnerships span a range of disciplines and numerous countries across the globe.