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Forensic Science ConferencesThe forensic science conferences and workshop page will be regularly updated throughout the year. It's aim is to publicise the best continuing education, professional development or general interest events within the world of forensic science, forensic investigation and criminal justice. American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual Scientific Meeting San Antonio, Texas, USA 19th - 24th February 2007 One of the biggest events in the forensic calendar. Over 500 scientific papers, breakfast seminars, workshops, and other special events will be presented. The AAFS consists of ten sections representing a wide range of forensic specialties, and the annual scientific meeting gathers these professionals who present the most current information, research, and updates in the field. Virginia Institute of Forensic Science And Medicine The Virginia Institute of Forensic Science and Medicine is organized exclusively to provide sophisticated education and scientific opportunities in the area of crime and death scene investigation. Its purpose is to strengthen and improve the administration of justice by educating and training forensic scientists, forensic pathologists, law enforcement and legal and medical professionals. Basic Forensic Science and Medicine Seminars The foundation of VIFSM’s forensic training is its Basic 4-day Forensic Science and Medicine seminar. The course is an intense, comprehensive overview of the concepts and principles of forensic science and clinical forensic medicine. Attendees will benefit from the course by learning a scientific, systematic approach to crime and death investigation with applied theory and hands-on learning. As a result of successful completion of the course, attendees earn continuing professional education credits, or can earn 3 hours of graduate credit for an additional fee. When & Where March 5-8, 2007 and October 1-4, 2007 Zehmer Hall, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia Course Registration: $675.00 Advanced Training and Seminars: 'Covert Burial' The Virginia Institute of Forensic Science and Medicine offers a variety of seminars for professionals who have experience in the field of forensic science and are looking to further develop their forensic skills. Our advanced courses are designed to take one topic in the forensic arena and explore the nuances of case application, investigation, forensic analysis, and adjudication. The program is designed for those who have a basic understanding of the principles of forensic science and medicine or have experience in violent crime or death investigation. When & Where Sheraton Studio City, Orlando, Florida March 21-23, 2007 Course Registration: $475.00 Click Here To Visit The Course Seminar & Registration Page Many thanks to Jennifer for letting us know about the seminars. 3-day Forensics Symposium at SCANNING 2007
Portola Plaza Hotel, Monterey, California, USA 10th - 12th April 2007 A Short Course entitled "Scanning Microscopy in Forensic Science" is scheduled for Day 1. Applications sessions featuring many world-renowed speakers is set for Days 2 and 3. Many thanks to Mary K. Sullivan for letting us know about the Symposium. For more information Click Here to go to The Foundation for Advances in Medicine and Science Website. Alternatively, Click Here to go to the Scanning 2007 website. The Association of Digital Forensics, Security and Law Conference Arlington, Virginia, USA 18th-20th April 2007 Digital forensics is playing a more prominent role in law enforcement, network security, and information assurance. The field of study encompasses not just digital evidence, but also the areas of cyber law, sociology, and security to name a few. Its increasing importance is reflected in its growing role within crime investigations, civil cases and homeland security. An in-depth understanding of digital forensics is needed by college students who will be entering the various fields within technology, business, criminal justice, law, and homeland security. Currently, many professionals in those fields are still not well-prepared to understand the use and management of digital evidence – or the use of digital forensics in determining the causes of security breaches, or the avoidance of security breaches altogether. Today, many professionals are working with others from different fields - lawyers are working with IT managers, law enforcement are working with forensics engineers. Well, at least they are trying. Unless properly prepared, many of these professionals will not be able to communicate and work effectively with each other. Those communications will continue in their frequency and importance. The demand for forensics and investigative work by knowledgeable professionals will continue to call upon our academic institutions to provide that education for the foreseeable future. While some topics or courses will be needed in a variety of majors such as criminal justice and computer science, an enhanced level of study should be provided for those wishing to have a more solid foundation in digital forensics, security and law. By providing a conference addressing research and curriculum in the related disciplines of digital forensics, information assurance and law, we hope to provide an avenue which will provide for a more comprehensive and richer learning environment." The Society for the Scientific Study of Psychopathy St. Petersburg, Florida, USA 26th - 28th April 2007 The 2nd Society for the Scientific Study of Psychopathy conference will be held at the Tradewinds Sandpiper Hotel in St. Petersburg, Florida, USA on April 26 - 28, 2007. The conference will start Thursday evening (around 6 pm) and end Saturday around 5 pm. The conference will focus on up-to-date research in the field of psychopathy and will include a broad range of issues. The program will be designed to encourage and facilitate discussion with other researchers. Click on the link below for instructions on registration and paper submission. 3rd International Congress of Psychology and Law Adelaide, Australia 3rd-8th July 2007 Psychology and law have not always been on speaking terms. Lawyers were suspicious (some still are) about the mysteries of human psychology. Psychologists were astonished (some still are) at law's solutions to human problems. Now, the two disciplines are engaged in dialogue. It promises mutual enlightenment and public benefit. A special invitation is therefore extended to members of the American Psychology-Law Society, the European Association of Psychology & Law and the Australian & New Zealand Association of Psychiatry, Psychology and Law to attend the Third International Congress on Psychology and Law to be held in Adelaide 3-8 July 2007. 9th Indo-pacific congress on legal medicine and forensic sciences Cinnamon Grand Hotel, Colombo, Sri Lanka 22nd - 27th July 2007
The 9th INPALMS Congress on Legal Medicine and Forensic Sciences being held in Colombo represents a return to the cradle of the organisation. It is also the second time that the Congress is being held in Sri Lanka, surely one of the most beautiful countries in the world. The Sri Lankan forensic community has remained vibrant and strong. The Organising Committee of the Congress has been working very hard to put together what will be a memorable programme, as well as ensuring that delegates have every opportunity to experience Sri Lanka's unique hospitality. Major topics related to law, forensic medicine, forensic sciences and law enforcement will be covered to include plenary sessions, symposia and seminars on important contemporary issues globally, regionally and locally. Click here to Visit The Conference Website. Many thanks to senarath colombage for providing us with the conference details. 50 Ways to Catch A Killer St. Louis, MO. USA 1st - 4th November
This innovative conference organised by Sisters in Crime is aimed at anyone who wants to write about crime with authority and credibility, as well as non-writers who simply wish to further their understanding of forensic science. The conference offers two-and-a-half days of classes delivered by forensic experts. Intended conference topics include: Please note that attendance is limited to 200 and due to the graphic nature of the material being presented, no one under 18 can attend. You can get full conference details, including registration information by Clicking Here XIX Congresso Nacional de Criminalistica Salvador, Bahia, Brazil 11th - 17th November 2007
Click Here to visit the conference website. Many thanks to Cesar Braid for letting us know about the conference If you are organising or hosting a forensic science (or related discipline) conference, we would be more than happy to publicise the event on this page completely free of charge. Simply send us the conference details via the form below and we will post the information as soon as possible.
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