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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.
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.
