Forensic Science Conferences
Forensic science conferences and congresses in India — congress dates, call for papers, venues and registration details for students and researchers.
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North-East Forensic Summit 2026
National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU), Guwahati Campus
The National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU), Guwahati Campus, is organising the North-East Forensic Summit 2026, a two-day national symposium aimed at strengthening forensic capabilities, collaboration and the criminal justice ecosystem in North-East India. The summit will bring together forensic scientists, police personnel, members of the judiciary, academicians, researchers, students and professionals from forensic laboratories and criminal justice institutions. Event Details Date: 29–30 October 2026 Venue: GMCH Auditorium, Bhangagarh, Guwahati, Assam Organised by: NFSU, Guwahati Campus Key Areas of Discussion The summit will focus on: Evolution and transformation of forensic investigation in North-East India Contemporary challenges in forensic science and criminal investigation Emerging technologies, practices and innovations in forensic science Strengthening forensic infrastructure, manpower and technological capabilities Inter-agency coordination and institutional collaboration Knowledge and technology exchange between forensic laboratories, law enforcement agencies and academic institutions Developing a roadmap for strengthening the forensic ecosystem of North-East India Call for Poster Abstracts Researchers, students, academicians and professionals are invited to submit poster abstracts covering research, case studies, innovations and policy frameworks across various forensic domains. Important Dates Last Date for Registration: 19 October 2026 Last Date for Abstract Submission: 19 October 2026 Notification of Abstract Acceptance: 21 October 2026 The North-East Forensic Summit 2026 provides an opportunity for students, researchers and professionals to present their work, engage with experts and contribute to discussions on the future of forensic science and criminal justice in the region. Interested participants are encouraged to register and submit their abstracts before the deadline.
Two-Day International Conference on “Forensic Sciences for Advancing Justice: Integrating Law, Medical Science and Technology”
Faculty of Law, Integral University, Lucknow (in collaboration with Menoufiya University, Egypt)
Two-Day International Conference on "Forensic Sciences for Advancing Justice: Integrating Law, Medical Science and Technology" — organised by the Faculty of Law, Integral University, Lucknow in collaboration with Menoufiya University (Shibin El-Kom, Menoufiya Governorate, Egypt; established 1976). The conference provides an interdisciplinary platform to examine the evolving role of forensic sciences in justice, healthcare, research and technological governance, bringing together forensic scientists, legal scholars, medical professionals, technologists, researchers, policymakers, law-enforcement practitioners, academicians and students. It will explore developments in forensic medicine, pathology, toxicology, DNA and genetic analysis, digital and cyber forensics, artificial intelligence, deepfakes and synthetic media, biotechnology, data protection, environmental forensics and financial forensics, with particular emphasis on the reliability, admissibility, integrity, ethics, privacy, human rights and responsible application of forensic evidence. The conference aligns with SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being), SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure), SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals). Key Details | Detail | Information | | --- | --- | | Dates | 20–21 November 2026 | | Mode | Hybrid (online + offline) | | Venue | Main Campus, Integral University, Kursi Road, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh – 226026 | | Organiser | Faculty of Law, Integral University, Lucknow — a state private university established in 2004, approved by UGC under Sections 2(f) & 12(B) of the UGC Act 1956, accredited A+ by NAAC, recognised as a SIRO by DSIR (Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India), offering 240+ programmes across 47 disciplines with around 12,000 students at its 120-acre campus — in collaboration with Menoufiya University, Egypt | | Abstract deadline | 20 October 2026 | | Registration & payment | 05 November 2026 | Eligibility The conference is open to undergraduate and postgraduate students, research scholars, faculty members and academicians, legal professionals, forensic scientists, medical professionals, researchers, technologists, policymakers, law-enforcement professionals, professionals from relevant disciplines, and international/foreign participants. Conference Themes Theme I — Law, Justice & Forensic Evidence (examines the relationship between forensic science and legal decision-making, with particular emphasis on the reliability, admissibility and judicial evaluation of scientific evidence) Forensic institutions and criminal justice: India–Egypt perspectives Forensic evidence: collection, preservation, integrity and chain of custody Forensic science in investigation, prosecution and criminal advocacy Forensic evidence in courts: admissibility, evaluation and expert testimony Forensic education, professional training and capacity building DNA, digital and emerging forensic technologies: legal and judicial perspectives Forensic science, human rights and access to justice Forensic reliability, errors, bias and wrongful convictions Forensic science: constitutional, ethical, privacy and regulatory dimensions Cross-border forensics, international cooperation and the future of forensic justice Theme II — Medical & Allied Sciences in Forensic Justice (explores the contribution of medicine, biology, genetics and behavioural sciences to human identification, medico-legal investigation, victim protection and justice delivery) Forensic medicine, law and justice Death investigation and forensic pathology Clinical forensics, injury documentation and medico-legal practice Forensic toxicology, poisoning and drug-related crimes DNA, serology and molecular forensics Human identification and disaster victim identification Forensic psychology, psychiatry and criminal behaviour Forensic science in sexual offences and child protection Forensic radiology, medical imaging and emerging technologies Ethics, privacy, quality assurance and interdisciplinary forensic practice Theme III — Technology, Innovation & the Future of Forensic Science (places technology, law and digital governance at the centre of contemporary forensic discourse) AI, machine learning and predictive forensics Digital and cyber forensics (devices, networks, cloud and IoT) Social media, deepfakes and synthetic media investigations Blockchain, cryptocurrency and financial forensics Biometrics, facial recognition and digital identification Geospatial technology, drones and smart crime-scene tools 3D imaging, digital reconstruction and virtual crime scenes Robotics, automation and next-generation crime-scene investigation Digital evidence: integrity, admissibility and legal frameworks Ethics, privacy, human rights and international cooperation in forensic technology Themes are suggestive and not exhaustive — participants may choose any suitable topic aligned with the overall conference theme, including a specific study or comparative analysis focusing on India, Egypt or broader international perspectives. Submission Guidelines Abstract submission — Original, unpublished abstract of 250–300 words plus five keywords, covering the research question/problem, central argument, proposed methodology/approach (where applicable) and expected contribution/conclusion; in English; in Microsoft Word (.doc/.docx) format; submitted exclusively through the designated Google Form by the prescribed deadline; plagiarism/similarity must not exceed 10% and AI-generated content must not exceed 10% (submissions exceeding these limits may be rejected); a maximum of one co-author is permitted and each participant may submit only one abstract. The form must include author name(s), institution/organisation, designation/discipline/year of study (where applicable), e-mail, contact number and postal address. Selection is based on relevance, originality, clarity, strength of argument, academic potential and overall contribution; the decision of the Screening/Review Committee is final, and only selected abstracts are eligible for paper presentation. Full paper submission (only for participants whose abstracts are selected) — 2,500–3,000 words inclusive of title, author details and main text, exclusive of footnotes; original, unpublished and not under consideration elsewhere; must substantially correspond with the accepted abstract (substantial changes may require prior approval). The final paper must include a cover page with complete author and contact details; the title shall be followed by the author's name as a byline, with a corresponding footnote mentioning designation/discipline/year of study, where applicable. Formatting: A4; Times New Roman; main text 12 pt; title/headings 14 pt; footnotes 10 pt; single spacing; justified; subheadings bold and left-aligned; Bluebook (20th Edition) citation style with all references through Word footnotes — a separate bibliography is not required. Full papers are likewise screened for a maximum of 10% plagiarism/similarity and 10% AI-generated content; non-compliant submissions may be rejected. Publication — It is planned to publish the peer-reviewed and selected papers of the conference as proceedings as well as an edited book with a renowned international/national publisher, subject to editorial and publication requirements; any applicable charges are borne by the author(s), and presentation does not guarantee publication. Submission of an abstract or full paper constitutes acceptance of these guidelines. Two Day International Conference on Forensic Sciences for Advancing Justice Registration Fees | Category | Online | Offline | | --- | --- | --- | | UG & PG students | ₹500/- | ₹800/- | | Faculty members & research scholars | ₹700/- | ₹1,200/- | | Others | ₹700/- | ₹1,200/- | | International / foreign participants | $15 | — | | Participation only (no presentation) | ₹300/- | ₹500/- | A maximum of two authors is allowed per paper; co-authors must register separately and pay the applicable fee. No fee shall be refunded if any author fails to attend the conference on the scheduled date. All national and international participants shall bear their own travel, accommodation and living expenses (the organising team will provide reasonable assistance with accommodation arrangements, subject to availability). Certificates will be issued in soft copy to online participants. Payment details — Canara Bank, Lucknow · Account No. 110289331502 · IFSC Code CNRB0002900 · Account Holder: Abhinaya Thangaraj. Registration Process The current registration covers abstract submission and audience participation only. After the abstract is reviewed, accepted presenters will receive a new registration form and an email with further details for final registration as a presenter. Registered participants receive a Certificate of Participation, subject to fulfilment of attendance requirements. By submitting the form, participants agree to abide by the rules and decisions of the Organising Committee. Important Dates | Milestone | Date | | --- | --- | | Abstract submission | 20 October 2026 | | Screening & selection | 25 October 2026 | | Registration & payment | 05 November 2026 | | Hybrid paper presentation | 20–21 November 2026 | | Full paper submission | 31 December 2026 | Only selected abstracts will be eligible for presentation; the organisers reserve the right to reject submissions that do not comply with the prescribed academic, originality, formatting or submission requirements. Awards The Best Presenter Award Certificate in each conference track will be awarded to the respective presenter in recognition of their outstanding research and contribution to the conference theme. How to Apply Abstract submission form: https://forms.gle/roMRRBys2v6PXjgi6 Participation registration (audience, no presentation): https://forms.gle/ChR35DZ64uMf8gWE6 Contact Dr. Gaurav Gupta, Faculty of Law, Integral University — +91-9415522249 Mohd. Ayaz Raza — +91-9044876699 Abhinaya Thangaraj — +91-7985121227 Email: icforiul2026@gmail.com Organising Committee Chief Patron: Prof. S.W. Akhtar, Founder & Chancellor, Integral University. Patrons: Dr. Syed Nadeem Akhtar (Pro-Chancellor), Dr. Syed M. Fauzan Akhtar (Addl. Pro-Chancellor), Syed Adnan Akhtar (Addl. Pro-Chancellor), Dr. Nida Fama (Addl. Pro-Chancellor); Prof. Furqan Qamar (Vice-Chancellor); Prof. Mohd. Haris Siddiqui (Registrar) — Integral University. Co-Patrons: Prof. Wahajul Haq (Dean, R&D), Prof. Abdul Rehman Khan (Controller of Examinations), Prof. Syed Aqeel Ahmad (Director, HRDC), Prof. Syed Misbahul Hasan (Director, IQAC), Prof. Monowar Alam Khalid (Dean, Student's Welfare), Prof. Dr. Abha Chandra (Dean, IIMSR), Prof. Sunil Kumar (Dean, Faculty of Engineering and IT), Dr. Ashfaque Khan (Director, IIAHSR) — Integral University. Conference Chair: Prof. Naseem Ahmed, Dean, Faculty of Law, Integral University. Conference Convenors: Dr. Gaurav Gupta (Faculty of Law, Integral University), Dr. Eman Alboelkhair (Faculty of Law, Minufiya University, Egypt), Dr. Mirza Juned Beg (Faculty of Law, Integral University). Organising Secretaries: Dr. Seema Siddiqui, Dr. Sadaf Khan, Dr. Ashraf Azmi, Dr. Manzoor Khan, Dr. Tulika Singh, Dr. Gufran Ahmad, Dr. Khursheed Jamil (Faculty of Law, Integral University), Dr. Mafruza Sultana (Uttara University, Bangladesh), Ms. Somya Srivastava (Faculty of Law, Integral University). Organising Committee Members: Dr. Wasim Ahmad, Dr. Saif A. Khan, Mr. Mohd Ubais Ansari, Mr. Faiz Osmani, Mr. Vishad Srivastava (Faculty of Law, Integral University). Student Convenors: Mohd Ayaz Raza, Abhinaya Thangaraj.
Tech Sangam | International Dialogue 2026 at UPSIFS, Lucknow
UPSIFS, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh
About the Opportunity The Uttar Pradesh State Institute of Forensic Science (UPSIFS), Lucknow, is set to host Tech Sangam | International Dialogue 2026, a three-day international summit bringing together academicians, researchers, students, policymakers, legal professionals, cybersecurity specialists and industry experts. The dialogue will focus on the convergence of emerging technologies, forensic science, cybersecurity, data governance and law. It aims to encourage interdisciplinary collaboration, research, professional networking and knowledge exchange among stakeholders working at the intersection of technology, security and justice. Key Areas of Discussion Participants can explore contemporary developments in: Artificial Intelligence: Emerging AI applications, responsible innovation and regulatory challenges. Cyber Forensics and Digital Evidence: Digital investigations, evidence collection, preservation and admissibility. Quantum Technologies: Quantum computing, quantum security and emerging implications for cybersecurity. Cybersecurity: Cyber threats, digital resilience and information security. Data Protection and Privacy: Data governance, privacy safeguards and regulatory frameworks. Cyber Law and Legal Compliance: Legal and policy challenges arising from emerging technologies. Forensic Science and Technology: The evolving role of scientific investigation and technological innovation in criminal justice. Who Should Apply? This opportunity may be particularly relevant for: Students pursuing forensic science, digital forensics and cybersecurity. Law students, legal researchers and advocates interested in cyber law and electronic evidence. Researchers and academicians working on AI, quantum technologies, data protection and technology policy. Cybersecurity professionals and digital forensic practitioners. Early-career professionals seeking interdisciplinary exposure and professional networking. Why Participate? The summit offers an opportunity to engage with emerging technological and legal issues, exchange research ideas, interact with experts from different disciplines and build academic and professional connections. Its interdisciplinary focus may be particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in the future of digital evidence, cybercrime investigation and technology-driven justice. The event announcement also identifies talent development, professional mentoring, internships, placements and industry–academia collaboration among the broader objectives of the summit. These are stated objectives, not a guarantee of individual internship or employment opportunities.
International Conference on Veterinary Forensic Medicine and Forensic Science (ICVFMFS 2026)
Conference Research Network
The International Conference on Veterinary Forensic Medicine and Forensic Science (ICVFMFS 2026) is an international academic conference bringing together researchers, academicians, professionals, industry participants and students working in veterinary forensic medicine and forensic science. The conference aims to provide a platform for participants to present research, exchange knowledge and discuss emerging developments in forensic science and veterinary forensic investigations. It also provides opportunities for international networking, academic collaboration and professional development. Key Highlights Presentation of original research and recent scientific findings Interaction with researchers and professionals from different countries Opportunities for academic and research collaboration Discussions on emerging trends in veterinary forensic medicine and forensic science Professional networking and knowledge exchange Participation and presentation opportunities for researchers and students Conference participation certificate Who Can Attend? The conference may be relevant to: Forensic science students and professionals Veterinary forensic professionals Veterinarians and veterinary researchers Academicians and university faculty Researchers and PhD scholars Law enforcement and investigative professionals Students interested in forensic science and veterinary investigations Industry professionals working in related scientific fields Research Paper Submission Researchers interested in presenting their work can submit their research paper or abstract through the conference’s official submission process. Participants should review the conference’s submission and presentation guidelines before submitting their work. The conference also provides options for listener participation for those who wish to attend without presenting a research paper. Presentation Opportunities The conference provides opportunities for oral, poster and virtual presentations, subject to the conference’s acceptance and presentation guidelines. Researchers and students can use the platform to present their findings, receive academic feedback and interact with researchers from different parts of the world. Why Attend? ICVFMFS 2026 can provide an opportunity to expand your academic network, learn about developments in veterinary forensic medicine and forensic science, present research and explore potential international collaborations. For registration, paper submission, important dates and detailed guidelines, visit the official conference website.
Global Forensic Innovation Congress (GFIC–2026)
Amity University, Noida (India)
The Global Forensic Innovation Congress (GFIC–2026) invites students, researchers, forensic professionals, academicians, law enforcement personnel, legal experts, and industry innovators to participate in one of the leading international conferences dedicated to forensic science and criminal justice. The congress focuses on the theme “Shaping the Future of Forensics in the Digital Era” and provides a platform for presenting research, networking with global experts, and exploring emerging forensic technologies. Conference highlights International keynote lectures by renowned forensic scientists Oral and poster presentation opportunities Hands-on workshops in crime scene investigation, digital forensics, fingerprinting, OSINT, and forensic facial reconstruction Innovation Showcase for research prototypes and forensic technologies Networking with experts from academia, laboratories, and investigative agencies Publication opportunities for selected abstracts through the conference review process. Major conference themes The congress welcomes interdisciplinary research in areas including: Digital & Cyber Forensics Artificial Intelligence in Forensic Investigations Crime Scene Investigation & Reconstruction DNA, Human Identification & Medico-Legal Sciences Forensic Toxicology & Analytical Technologies Forensic Law & Judicial Processes Criminology, Victimology & Behavioural Forensics Forensic Accounting & Financial Crime Investigation Registration deadline Early bird and regular registrations are available for both national and international participants. Last date to register: 15 November 2026 Who should attend? GFIC–2026 is suitable for undergraduate and postgraduate students, PhD scholars, forensic scientists, police investigators, legal professionals, cybersecurity experts, faculty members, and startups working in forensic innovation.
World Conference on Forensic Science and Research
The Iconic Meetings
Researchers, academicians, forensic practitioners, law enforcement professionals, and students are invited to participate in the International Experts Summit on Forensic Science and Research (Forensic Research–2027). The hybrid conference will take place 8–10 April 2027 in Osaka, Japan, with both in-person and virtual participation options available. Conference overview Organized by The Iconic Meetings, the summit aims to bring together global experts to discuss emerging research, innovative forensic technologies, and interdisciplinary advances across forensic science and criminal justice. The event includes keynote lectures, plenary sessions, scientific presentations, poster sessions, workshops, and networking opportunities. Key details Date: 8–10 April 2027 Venue: Grand Prince Hotel Osaka Bay, Osaka, Japan Mode: Hybrid (In-person + Virtual) Eligible: Students, Researchers, Faculty & Professionals Scientific themes The conference welcomes research across a wide range of forensic disciplines, including: Forensic DNA Analysis & Genomics Crime Scene Investigation & Reconstruction Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity Forensic Toxicology & Chemistry Forensic Pathology & Anthropology Fingerprint & Biometric Identification Questioned Document Examination Ballistics & Toolmark Analysis Artificial Intelligence in Forensic Science Quality Assurance in Forensic Laboratories Why participate? Present original research through oral or poster presentations Publish and showcase your work to an international audience Learn from globally recognized forensic experts Build collaborations with researchers and institutions worldwide Receive a certificate of participation and access to scientific sessions Registration The conference offers separate registration categories for Speakers, Delegates, Students/Posters, and Virtual Participants, with early-bird and standard registration options available.
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FORENSIC MEDICON 2027 – 48th Annual National Conference of IAFM [2-6 February, 2026] [Early Bird- 15 September, 2026]
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.
Present Your Research at AAFS 2027
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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[20th World Criminology Congress 2027] Criminal Justice, Social Justice and Security Between Common Sense, Research and High-Tech Solutions
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.