International Conference on Disaster Victim Identification and Forensic Response (ICDVIFR-26)

Opportunity for Forensic Science Students, Researchers, Academicians & Professionals

The International Conference on Disaster Victim Identification and Forensic Response (ICDVIFR-26), organised by the International Research & Conference Forum (IRCF), is an academic platform bringing together researchers, academicians, educators, industry professionals and practitioners to discuss developments and emerging challenges in forensic science and disaster response.

The conference provides an opportunity to present original research, exchange knowledge, explore emerging forensic technologies, network with researchers and professionals, and develop interdisciplinary collaborations. The conference also highlights research publication opportunities, with selected high-quality papers presented at the conference stated to be processed for publication in Scopus/Google Scholar-indexed journals,
subject to the organiser’s selection and publication process.

Key Conference Tracks

The conference covers several areas, including:

• Advancements in Forensic Technology
• Forensic Science in Disaster Management
• Legal and Ethical Considerations in Forensic Response
• Crisis Management and Forensic Preparedness
• Forensic Documentation and Evidence Management

Important Dates

Abstract Submission Deadline: 27 September 2026
Registration Deadline: 4 October 2026
Full Paper Submission Deadline: 7 October 2026
Conference Date: 11 October 2026

Who Can Participate?

The opportunity may be particularly relevant for:

• Forensic Science students and researchers
• Research scholars and PhD scholars
• Academicians and faculty members
• Forensic professionals and practitioners
• Professionals working in disaster management and related fields
• Researchers working on forensic technology, evidence management and forensic response

Why Consider This Opportunity?

Participants can use the conference as a platform to present their research, receive academic exposure, interact with researchers and professionals, explore interdisciplinary collaboration and stay updated with developments in forensic response and disaster management.