The 8th Crossing Forensic Borders event will be hosted by Florida International University on Wednesday April 14th starting at 21:00 CET. More information on this very interesting session from the CARFS center can ...

The 7th Crossing Forensic Borders event will be hosted by Penn State University on Thursday March 11th starting at 21:00 CET. More information on this very interesting session from this famous American University ...

The 6th Crossing Forensic Borders event will be hosted by the University of Lausanne on Wednesday, March 3rd starting at 21:00 CET. More information on this very interesting session from the university with over 100 ...

The 5th Crossing Forensic Borders event will be hosted by the Centre for Forensic Science of the University of Technology Sydney on Tuesday, February 9th starting at 21:00 CET. More information on this very ...

The 4th Crossing Forensic Borders event will be hosted by WVU on January 25th, starting at 13:00 (CET). More information on this very interesting session can be found on our poster announcement. The session will be ...

The 3rd Crossing Forensic Borders event will be hosted by UQTR on January 13th starting at 14:00 (CET). The session will be chaired by prof Shari Forbes, a world renowned expert in the field of human taphonomy and ...

In December, Maurice Aalders and Arian van Asten published an article about the Co van Ledden Hulsebosch Center (CLHC) in the Dutch journal Expertise & Recht.

We just published the new programme for the next event on December 16, 2020. Please take a look for at our programme for your local time!

This year’s best poster price was awarded to MFS students Yvette van ‘t Zand, Nathan Routledge, Judith van Diggelen and Hannah German. Congratulations on the Win!

Don't let the Covid-19 pandemic slow you down! We've added several new subjects for your Literature or Research Thesis!

The 15th of June, Prof. Titia Sijen was appointed Professor by Special Appointment in Forensic Human Biology on behalf of the Stichting Leerstoel Criminalistiek and will be part of the Faculty of Science (FNWI) of ...

We are back with our FFS series, in compliance with COVID-19 restrictions this session is organized online.

Speakers of our last session were so kind to make their slides available for those who are interested

Don't let the Covid-19 pandemic slow you down! Take a look at our projects for your Literature or Research Thesis!

We were very happy to see you all at our first online session of the Frontiers of Forensic Science sessions.

Researchers from Amsterdam UMC, the Co van Ledden Hulsebosch Center at the UvA and the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI), have developed a new method for determining the time of death at a crime scene with much ...

The Korteweg-de Vries Institute for Mathematics (KdVI) of the University of Amsterdam invites you to apply for a PhD position in forensic statistics.

On June 5, 2020 we will continue our Frontiers of Forensic Science Sessions online. The lecture series has the ambition for providing a platform for scientific exchange and discussion about relevant forensic topics. ...

Analytical chemists from the University of Amsterdam and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam are taking the next step in unravelling the molecular composition of complex samples such as drug delivery systems, explosives, ...

The CLHC will attend the upcoming AAFS 2020 conference in Anaheim, California. This edition of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences will be chaired by UvA professor and NFI expert Zeno Geradts. For this special ...