Forensic Science Call for Papers
Calls for papers in forensic science and criminal justice — submit research to conferences and peer reviewed proceedings from India.
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![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)
Digital Forensics Conference Europe 2027 – Call for Papers [30 March-2 April, 2027] [Abstract and Title Deadline- 18 September, 2026]
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.
Journal of Forensic Science and Research (JFSR)
HSPI
Researchers, academicians, forensic practitioners, and postgraduate students are invited to submit their original manuscripts to the Journal of Forensic Science and Research (JFSR), an international peer-reviewed open-access journal dedicated to advancing forensic science and justice research. Eligible submission areas Digital Forensics & Cybercrime Investigation Forensic Genetics & DNA Analysis Forensic Toxicology & Chemistry Forensic Pathology & Anthropology Crime Scene Investigation AI & Data Analytics in Forensic Science Legal Medicine, Criminology & Interdisciplinary Case Studies Manuscript types accepted Original Research Articles Review Articles Case Reports Technical Notes Policy & Perspective Papers Letters to the Editor Why publish with JFSR? Double-blind peer review International editorial board Open-access publication (CC BY 4.0) Global visibility and digital archiving Quarterly publication with early online release Submission Deadline: Rolling submissions (priority review for early submissions).
![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)
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]
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.