We are a division of the oldest and largest forensic association in the world. This professional association represents a diverse, knowledgeable, and experienced membership that are assembled to educate, share, critique and publish methods, techniques and research in the physical forensic science disciplines.
We are a California-based organization for professionals working in the field of Criminalistics. We strive to foster an exchange of ideas and information, and to encourage friendship and cooperation among laboratory personnel.
The Illinois Division of the International Association for Identification is a not for profit, professional association for forensic scientists, investigators, crime scene investigators, evidence technicians, and others involved in the forensic investigation of crime. Our members come from law enforcement as well as the growing private sector. The IDIAI serves to further the profession of forensic identification and scientific crime detection by promoting research, scientific techniques, and standardization through training and communication.
To bring persons who are actively engaged in the profession of Identification and Scientific Investigation into an organized body so that the profession, in all of its disciplines, may be administered and practiced in an ethical and effective manner
To encourage the improvement of all disciplines of Forensic Identification and Investigation by fostering and supporting the need for original research, refinements of current methodology and professional training.
For many years, the Kielce trade fair has been an excellent place to present effective, technologically advanced equipment the Border Guard have at their disposal. Also other Polish uniformed services responsible for public safety use this modern equipment. The uniformed formations' modernisation and technological development is necessary these days, especially in the face of current threats. The war is just beyond our borders. We have experienced the greatest migration pressure on Poland's borders in history - this is part of the hybrid war. Therefore, I hope that next year's trade fair will once again become a platform for a fruitful exchange of experiences, learning about the latest solutions and technologies, and a harbinger of successes resulting from the contracts concluded here - said the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Border Guard for Logistics, Brigadier General SG Wioleta Gorzkowska.
Explore the cutting-edge advancements and innovative methodologies that are shaping the landscape of forensic investigations.
The World Border Security Congress is a high level three day event for senior border officials to discuss and debate current and future policies, implementation issues and challenges as well as new and developing technologies that contribute towards safe and secure border and migration management.
SAFDE is a professional organization of Forensic Document Examiners in the Southeastern region of the United States of America. It was founded in 1988. This site was created to provide SAFDE members with current news as well as give visitors a way to contact a professional in the field of forensic document examination.
The Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police, Inc. is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to continuing professionalism and innovation among police executives in order to assure the continued success of the law enforcement community. Established in 1928, the Association is a fully staffed organization offering you a broad range of professional, educational and informational services. Our goals are: to serve you the member; to increase our public's understanding of the role police play in maintaining our quality of community life; and to foster improvements in police education, practice and research.
To encourage the improvement of all disciplines of Forensic Identification and Investigation by fostering and supporting the need for original research, refinements of current methodology and professional training.
The ASCLD Symposium is an industry-leading conference designed for leaders and managers in the forensic laboratory space. The symposium boasts workshops and plenary talks designed around all aspects of forensic science, but particularly focuses on enhancing leadership and management in a forensic laboratory. In addition to the workshops and plenary talks, the ASCLD Symposium is a key event for networking and interacting with the leading authorities in forensic laboratory management. The ASCLD Symposium is typically held on or around the 1st week of May and locations are usually alternated between the western and eastern United States. Please see below for upcoming symposium dates and locations. The ASCLD Symposium is typically held on or around the 1st week of May and locations are usually alternated between the western and eastern United States.
The South Carolina Division of the IAI (SCIAI) has been an active organization for over 50 years and has seen a recent resurgence thanks to its successful training and conference events!
We are attending MAAFS this year! Join us in May.
