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The ESC doctoral program brings together PhD students of the School of Criminal Justice (École des Sciences Criminelles – ESC, University of Lausanne) as well as any PhD student from a university delivering a PhD in forensic science or criminology. The aim of the program is to allow PhD students to develop their network as well as generic cross-disciplinary skills for successfully conducting their PhD research, but also to prepare them to their professional career. This objective is achieved by offering specialized workshops and activities, at the University campus as well as in the frame of a summer school in the Swiss Alps. The proposed activities promote the active participation of the PhD students, for example by allowing them to present their work through lectures and posters sessions.

LECTURES, HANDS-ON, & PRACTICAL COURSES ON MOLECULAR IMAGING FORENSICS

The ESC doctoral program brings together PhD students of the School of Criminal Justice (École des Sciences Criminelles – ESC, University of Lausanne) as well as any PhD student from a university delivering a PhD in forensic science or criminology. The aim of the program is to allow PhD students to develop their network as well as generic cross-disciplinary skills for successfully conducting their PhD research, but also to prepare them to their professional career. This objective is achieved by offering specialized workshops and activities, at the University campus as well as in the frame of a summer school in the Swiss Alps. The proposed activities promote the active participation of the PhD students, for example by allowing them to present their work through lectures and posters sessions.

Please see below for a Research Assistant position available at Florida International University. Closes on Nov. 26 at 11:59pm Eastern Time. The facility has 3 laser ablation systems, 3 ICP-MS (Agilent 7700, Thermo Element 2, and Perkin Elmer ELAN DRC II), an ICP-OES, a Milestone Ethos-UP microwave, and a JEOL SEM-EDS with an iXRF source, as well as access to digital microscopes, GC-MS, IMS, etc.

Wednesday November 21, 2018

Judicial errors occur - that much is clear. But on what scale? And does criminal law provide sufficient possibilities to correct such errors? These are the questions that are the subject of a discussion during this afternoon, to which not only lawyers but also psychologists of law will contribute. All presentations will be in Dutch only.

Scientific Federation cordially inviting you all to the 2nd World Conference and Exhibition on Forensic Science which will be held at Rome, Italy during June 11-12, 2018. Forensic Science-2018 brings together leading scientists, professors, researchers, engineers, experts and directors of companies in the scope of forensic science to exchange information on their current research progress.

This 4-day program brings together, PhD students of the School of Criminal Justice of the University of Lausanne as well as any PhD student from a university delivering a PhD in forensic science or criminology. The aim of the program is to allow PhD students to develop their network as well as generic cross-disciplinary skills for successfully conducting their PhD research, but also to prepare them to their professional career. It promotes the active participation of the PhD students, by allowing them to present their work through lectures and posters sessions.

The Cohen Lecture series is organised by the Rob Monterie Foundation for Forenic Medicine. Purpose of the Foundation is to introduce students to the field of forensic medicine. The event and lecture will be in Dutch

The National Institute of Justice (NIJ) of the American Department of Justice (DoJ) will organize a forensic science symposium at the upcoming 2018 Pittcon conference and expo. Pittcon 2018 will be organized in Orlando, Florida from February 26th until March 1st.

The speaker, who was later to serve as a judge in Australia’s highest courts, was from 1978-80 Chairman of the OECD Expert Group on Transborder Data Flows and the Protection of Privacy. That body developed the OECD Guidelines for Privacy which proved influential on national laws from the Netherlands to Canada, Japan and Australia. However, he describes the problems that arose from adoption of a principle on “use limitation” following the invention of search engines. This instance shows the difficulty of maintaining the rule of law on an age of rapid technological change. Law is typically slow to adapt and change but technology races ahead. How can the rule of law be maintained and preserved in these circumstances?

RIKLT Netherlands is coordinating a new Marie Curie ITN called FoodSmartphone. Currently the consortium is looking for talented PhD students for 11 projects in 6 EU countries. In the ITN novel portable methods for food analysis and authentication are developed using smart phone technology.

Exhibition of work from Alphonse Bertillion, from the early 1900 to the reconstruction of drone attacks in Pakistan in 2012. An overview of 100 years of visual evidence.

Presentations by Garry Corthals (UvA/CASA), Cathy Lane (Sciex), Rob Hasselberg (VU/CASA), Leendert Hamoen (UvA), Andrea Gargano (VU/UvA/CASA) and John Yates III (Scripps Res. Inst.)

Forensic radiology and imaging plays an increasingly important role in forensic medicine and science. Research and education in this exciting and innovating field therefore have a central place in this meeting. Groups from all over the world will report on recent data and on ongoing studies.

Verum will aim to create an evergrowing and lasting network of students and alumni of the master's programme Forensic Science at the University of Amsterdam through academic, professional and, most importantly, social activities.

Amsterdam Data Science’s mission is to develop world-class data science talent and technology within the Amsterdam region. It is a unifying focal point for research, innovation and education around big city data. This event hosts Hans Henseler, HvA on "E-Discovery for Information Professionals", Stevan Rudinac, UvA, on "Multimedia Analytics Tools for Research in Violent Online Political Extremism", Erwin van Eijk, NFI on "Going Big on Digital Forensics" and Hylke Niermeijer, Achmea on "Data and Analytics as Game Changer for Insurance Companies" .

Deadline Call for Papers Extended to March 1, 2016