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National Institute of Justice, USA
The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) is hosting the 2026 Forensic Science Research and Development Webinar Series from 14–18 September 2026. The five-day online series will showcase NIJ-funded forensic research across multiple disciplines and highlight how emerging research can be translated into operational forensic practice. Key Details Organizer: National Institute of Justice (NIJ), U.S. Department of Justice Format: Online Webinar Series Dates: 14–18 September 2026 Duration: Two-hour sessions each day Registration: Available separately for individual sessions Webinar Sessions 14 September: Trace Evidence, Physics & Pattern Interpretation, and Fire Investigation 15 September: Forensic Anthropology and Forensic Pathology 16 September: Seized Drugs and Forensic Toxicology 17 September: Forensic Biology and related research 18 September: Graduate Fellow research and additional forensic science topics The series addresses method validation, statistical foundations, forensic error-rate studies, interdisciplinary collaboration, technology transfer, and research-to-practice applications. Who Should Attend? This opportunity is particularly relevant for: Forensic Science students and researchers Forensic laboratory professionals Crime scene investigators Forensic biologists and toxicologists Forensic anthropologists and pathologists Trace evidence and pattern evidence examiners Academicians and graduate researchers Professionals interested in forensic research and innovation Why Attend? The webinar series provides an opportunity to learn directly from researchers working on NIJ-funded forensic science projects, understand emerging methodologies, explore validation and statistical approaches, and gain insight into the transition of forensic research from the laboratory to practical casework.
![International Seminar on Forensic Science and Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence by T.S. Mishra, Law School, Lucknow [Hybrid; Sept 20]: Submit Abstract by Sep 10 [Deadline Extended]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpub-3cbd251aed254e09831b3656b06f55c6.r2.dev%2Fimages%2F1788809154436-k65756.webp&w=3840&q=75)
T.S. Mishra University, Lucknow
About the Opportunity T.S. Mishra Law School, Lucknow, is organising an International Seminar on Forensic Science and Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, bringing together perspectives from forensic science, law, criminology, cybersecurity, medicine, psychology and technology. The seminar will examine how Artificial Intelligence is transforming forensic investigation, evidence analysis and criminal justice, while also addressing emerging concerns relating to privacy, algorithmic bias, admissibility of AI-generated evidence, accountability, explainability and data governance. Who Can Participate? The seminar is open to: Forensic science students and professionals Law students and legal professionals Academicians and researchers Research scholars and Ph.D. scholars Forensic laboratory professionals Police and investigating officers Judges and prosecutors Cybersecurity and technology professionals Postgraduate and undergraduate students Policymakers and industry experts Suggested Themes Participants can submit original research relating to areas such as: AI-assisted forensic investigations Digital forensics and cybercrime Forensic medicine and pathology Forensic psychology and genetics Deepfake detection Blockchain and evidence management AI in criminal justice Intelligent decision-support systems Environmental and wildlife forensics Legal and constitutional challenges of AI Comparative frameworks governing AI in criminal justice Original research on other topics relevant to the seminar theme is also welcome. Publication Opportunity Selected high-quality research papers will be considered for publication in an edited book with an ISBN, subject to editorial and quality review. The organisers have indicated that the top 20 papers will be considered for this publication opportunity. Important Dates Abstract Submission: 10 September 2026 Registration: 12 September 2026 Full Paper Submission: 15 September 2026 International Seminar: 20 September 2026 Why Should You Apply? This seminar provides an opportunity for students, researchers and professionals to explore the rapidly developing intersection of forensic science, artificial intelligence and law, present original research, interact with an interdisciplinary academic community and potentially contribute to an ISBN-bearing edited publication.
AIFSET
The All India Forensic Science Entrance Test (AIFSET) 2027 is a national-level entrance examination for students aspiring to pursue undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Forensic Science at participating universities across India. The official website states that registrations for the 2027–28 academic session are currently open. (AIFSET) The examination provides an opportunity for students interested in areas such as forensic investigation, crime-scene analysis and laboratory-based forensic sciences to pursue formal academic programmes in the field. Eligibility B.Sc. Forensic Science: Candidates should have completed or be appearing for 10+2/equivalent education with Physics, Chemistry, Biology and/or Mathematics as main subjects, with a minimum aggregate of 50%. M.Sc. Forensic Science: Candidates should have completed or be pursuing a bachelor’s degree in B.Sc. Forensic Science or another relevant science discipline, with a minimum aggregate of 50%. Final-semester candidates may also apply. Examination Pattern Mode: Online Duration: 60 minutes Questions: 100 MCQs Maximum Marks: 100 Language: English Negative Marking: No Candidates can appear using a mobile, laptop or desktop with a suitable internet connection. Application Fee The official portal lists a non-refundable application fee of ₹2,000. Participating Universities AIFSET scores are accepted by participating universities offering undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in Forensic Science. The official website currently lists institutions including Shoolini University, Sanskriti University, Bahra University, Shimla University, Parul University, Invertis University, Aditya University and others. Who Should Apply? This opportunity is particularly relevant for: Class 12 students interested in Forensic Science B.Sc. students planning to pursue M.Sc. Forensic Science Students interested in forensic investigation and crime-scene science Aspirants seeking admission to participating forensic science programmes Apply Now Interested candidates can check the eligibility requirements and complete the application process through the official AIFSET website.
![Digital Forensics Conference Europe 2027 – Call for Papers [30 March-2 April, 2027] [Abstract and Title Deadline- 18 September, 2026]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpub-3cbd251aed254e09831b3656b06f55c6.r2.dev%2Fimages%2F1788811186927-u7yac5.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
DFRWS
About the Opportunity The Digital Forensics Conference Europe 2027 (DFRWS Europe 2027) invites researchers, practitioners, academics, industry professionals and students to contribute original work advancing the field of digital forensics. The conference will bring together the international digital forensics community to discuss emerging technologies, methodologies, tools and challenges in digital investigation and digital evidence. Areas of Interest Submissions are welcome across a broad range of digital-forensics topics, including: • AI-assisted digital forensics • Digital forensic analysis of AI models • Cloud and virtual environment forensics • Mobile and embedded-device forensics • Cryptocurrency investigations • Digital evidence and the law • Digital forensic tool validation • Memory acquisition and analysis • Malware and incident-response forensics • Network and distributed-system forensics • Multimedia and deepfake forensics • Anti-forensics and counter-anti-forensics • Vehicle and IoT forensics • Digital forensic readiness and preparedness • Forensic data analysis and visualisation • Digital investigation and case management Submission Categories Full Research Papers Original research contributions will undergo double-blind peer review and may be published in the conference proceedings. Selected articles may also be considered for publication in a special issue of Forensic Science International: Digital Investigation. (DFRWS) Presentations & Demonstrations Practitioners and researchers can submit approximately 500-word proposals for presentations, demonstrations, industry research, tools, case studies or emerging forensic practices. Posters Researchers can present ongoing research, preliminary findings and emerging work through the conference poster session. Workshops Proposals for 2–4 hour hands-on workshops covering specialised digital-forensics tools, techniques and research areas are also invited. Digital Forensics Doctoral Symposium DFRWS Europe 2027 will also host the Digital Forensic Doctoral Symposium (DFDS 2027), providing doctoral researchers with an opportunity to present early-stage research, receive feedback and connect with the international digital-forensics research community. Student Opportunity DFRWS also offers a Student Scholarship and Award Program. One or more scholarships may be awarded to students who are first authors of accepted research papers and present their work in person at the conference. (DFRWS) Who Should Apply? This opportunity is particularly relevant for: • Digital Forensics students • Cybersecurity students and professionals • Forensic science researchers • Ph.D. scholars • Academicians • Digital forensic investigators • Incident-response professionals • Law-enforcement and intelligence professionals • Cybercrime researchers • Developers of forensic tools and technologies Why Apply? DFRWS Europe provides an opportunity to present research to an international digital-forensics community, receive peer feedback, build academic and professional networks, and contribute to the advancement of digital forensic science.
![FORENSIC MEDICON 2027 – 48th Annual National Conference of IAFM [2-6 February, 2026] [Early Bird- 15 September, 2026]](/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fforms.srhu.edu.in%2Fforensic-medicon-2027%2Fassets%2Flogo-conference.webp&w=3840&q=75)
Indian Academy of Forensic Medicine
About the Conference FORENSIC MEDICON 2027 is the 48th Annual National Conference of the Indian Academy of Forensic Medicine, hosted by the Department of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, Himalayan Institute of Medical Sciences, Swami Rama Himalayan University. The conference will bring together professionals and researchers from forensic medicine, forensic science, nursing, law, police and the judiciary, with a focus on translating scientific knowledge and research into practical applications in the justice system. Conference Theme Translational Forensics Uniting Medicine, Nursing, Forensics, Judiciary, Police and Society The conference will focus on strengthening interdisciplinary coordination, improving medico-legal documentation and forensic reporting, promoting scientific integrity, and enhancing the understanding and use of forensic evidence within the justice system. Pre-Conference Skill Labs Participants can also enrol in hands-on skill labs scheduled for 2–3 February 2027, including: Forensic AI Lab – Real\-time model building for medico\-legal applications MCCD Lab – Death documentation and certification Medico-Legal Photography Lab Simulation Lab Virtual Autopsy & Forensic Imaging Lab at AIIMS Rishikesh Skill labs have limited seats and are allotted on a first-come, first-served basis upon payment confirmation. Call for Abstracts The conference invites original research and academic contributions through: Oral presentations / Free Papers Poster Presentations Original research Case reports Case series Relevant areas include forensic medicine, toxicology, forensic nursing and allied medico-legal disciplines. Important Dates Abstract Submission Opens: Now Open Abstract Submission Deadline: 15 December 2026 Acceptance Notification: 31 December 2026 Final Presentation Files: 15 January 2027 Conference: 2–6 February 2027 Who Can Participate? The conference welcomes: Undergraduate students and interns Postgraduate trainees Forensic science professionals Forensic medicine professionals Nursing professionals Faculty and academicians Researchers and scholars Professionals working in medico\-legal and criminal justice fields The presenting author must be a registered delegate. Registration Fees Early-Bird rates until 15 September 2026 include: Undergraduate Students – ₹2,000 PG Trainees – ₹5,000–₹5,500, depending on IAFM membership Faculty/Professionals – ₹8,000–₹9,000, depending on IAFM membership Regular and late registration slabs will apply after the respective deadlines. Why Attend? FORENSIC MEDICON 2027 offers an opportunity to present research, participate in specialised skill labs, engage with forensic and medico\-legal experts, and explore the intersection of forensic science, medicine, law and criminal justice.
American Academy of Forensic Science, USA
The 79th Annual Scientific Conference of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) is now inviting researchers, students, academicians, and forensic professionals to submit abstracts for presentation. Recognized as one of the world's largest forensic science conferences, AAFS brings together thousands of experts to showcase cutting-edge research, innovative methodologies, and landmark case studies. Conference overview 15–20 February 2027 Orlando, Florida, USA Theme: Around the World and Beyond AAFS welcomes submissions across major forensic disciplines including criminalistics, forensic biology, toxicology, digital & multimedia sciences, questioned documents, anthropology, pathology, jurisprudence, forensic nursing, engineering, and emerging interdisciplinary research. Abstract submission deadline 1 August 2026 For most presentation categories YFSF poster deadline 1 October 2026 Selection notifications By 31 October 2026 Conference dates 15–20 February 2027 Who should apply? Undergraduate & postgraduate forensic students PhD scholars and researchers Forensic laboratory professionals Academicians and legal experts Digital forensic & cybersecurity researchers Criminal justice practitioners Presenting at AAFS offers international exposure, networking with global experts, and an opportunity to contribute to the advancement of forensic science.
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University of Maribur
The World Criminology Conference 2027 invites scholars, researchers, doctoral students, policymakers, practitioners, and civil society representatives from around the world to Maribor, Slovenia, for a major international meeting on crime, justice, security, social justice, and the future of criminology. Organised by the International Society for Criminology (ISC-SIC), Paris, in cooperation with the University of Maribor and its Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security, the conference builds on a long tradition of international criminological dialogue in Central and Eastern Europe. It brings together global, European, regional, and local perspectives on contemporary challenges in criminal justice and security. The conference will address traditional and emerging forms of crime, harm, victimisation, social control, policing, prosecution, courts, prisons, corrections, crime prevention, environmental harm, high-tech crime, artificial intelligence, digital security, and future developments in criminology and criminal justice. Participants will have the opportunity to exchange research findings, discuss policy and practice, develop international networks, and contribute to critical and constructive debate on how societies can respond to crime, insecurity, injustice, and harm in a rapidly changing world. The conference will take place in Maribor, Slovenia’s second-largest city, known for its historic centre, university atmosphere, wine tradition, cultural life, green surroundings, and welcoming hospitality. Conference venues will be within walking distance of the city centre. We warmly invite you to join us in Maribor from 23 to 25 August 2027 for an inspiring global criminological meeting dedicated to knowledge, dialogue, cooperation, and the future of justice and security. The full conference website, including the call for papers, registration information, programme details, accommodation options, travel guidance, and practical information for participants, will be available from October 2026 onwards.
AAFS (American Academy of Forensic Science)
About the Opportunity The American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) is hosting an upcoming educational webinar on ISO 21043 Part 5: Reporting, focusing on the role of international standards in forensic reporting. The webinar will introduce participants to ISO 21043 Part 5, explain how the standard was developed, and discuss its potential application within forensic operations. It is designed to improve understanding of forensic standards and their practical implications for professionals working in the field. Who Should Attend? This webinar may be particularly useful for: • Forensic Science students and postgraduate scholars • Forensic scientists and laboratory professionals • Researchers and academics • Quality assurance and accreditation professionals • Professionals interested in forensic standards • Students and practitioners seeking international exposure to forensic science practices Key Focus Areas • ISO 21043 forensic science standards • Part 5: Reporting • Development and application of forensic standards • Forensic reporting practices • Standards in forensic operations • Quality and consistency in forensic science Speaker Pamela Sale, BS Vice President, Forensics ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) (American Academy of Forensic Sciences) Why Attend? Understanding forensic standards is increasingly important for ensuring reliable, transparent and scientifically defensible forensic reporting. This webinar offers students and professionals an opportunity to learn directly from an international standards and accreditation perspective. Registration Interested participants can register through the official American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) webinar platform. Official Opportunity: AAFS Educational Webinars Note: The event time is listed by AAFS as 12:00 PM Eastern Time (ET) on 10 September 2026. Participants outside the United States should convert the time to their local time zone before registering.
