2nd International Conference on

Forensic Research & Technology

Forensic Research 2019

Theme: The Next Level Challenges and Innovation in Evidence Analysis

Forensic Research Conference 2019 welcomes everyone around the globe to attend the “2nd International Conference on Forensic Research & Technology” which will be held during September 18-19, 2019 in Singapore City, Singapore. This is going to be the largest and most promising international conference where forensic experts, professionals, and decision-makers will come to discuss various aspects. Forensic Science Conference directs towards main issues as well as future strategies of the forensic science, research, technology, and innovation. Forensic Research Conference 2019 provides a stage to globalize the invention by introducing among scholastic associations and learning exchange from research to industry. At Forensic Conference you can gain new data which will be valuable for growth in the field of generating new plans and ideas to enhance yourself and your expert profession.

Sessions 1: Forensic Science: Latest Research, Technology and Innovation

Forensic science is that provision for science to criminal and common laws, basically on the criminal side throughout the criminal investigation, likewise legislated toward those lawful norms about permissible proof and criminal technique. Measurable researchers collect, preserve, furthermore investigate experimental proof throughout that course about an examination. Same time a few measurable researchers head out to those scenes of the wrongdoing to gather information the proof themselves, others possess a research centre role, and performing dissection once questions brought should them toward different people.

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Sessions 2: Crime and Law

Criminal law is the study of law that relevance to crime. It prohibits conduct recognize as threatening, harmful, or otherwise endangering to the belongings, health, safety, and moral welfare of mankind. Criminal law differs according to jurisdiction, and dissimilar from civil law where significance is more on dispute intention and victim compensation than on punishment. Criminal law is typical for the uniquely serious potential result for failure to abide by its rules. The criminal law generally prohibits undesirable acts.

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Sessions 3: Victimology

Victimology is the investigation of the connection between the victim and the perpetrator. To comprehend this idea, initially, we should comprehend what the terms casualty and culprit mean. A casualty is a person who has been hurt by a culprit. The culprit, otherwise called the guilty party, is a person who has carried out the wrongdoing against the casualty. Law authorization organizations utilize the investigation of victimology and the hypotheses of victimology to decide why the casualty was focused by the culprit.

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Session 4: Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity ensures the information and integrity of registering resources having a place with or connecting with an association's system. Its motivation is to protect those advantages against all risk on-screen characters all through the whole life cycle of a cyber-attack.Kill chains, zero-day assaults, ransomware, alert fatigue, and budgetary imperatives are only a few of the difficulties that cybersecurity experts confront. Cybersecurity specialists require a more grounded comprehension of these subjects and numerous others, to have the capacity to go up against those difficulties all the more viable.

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Session 5: Forensic Psychology and Psychiatry

Sociology is the study of human social relationships and institutions. Sociology’s topic is various, extending from crime to religion, from the family to the state, from the divisions of race and social class to the mutual convictions of a typical culture, and from social steadiness to a radical change in entire social orders. Binding together the investigation of these different subjects of study is social science's motivation of seeing how human activity and cognizance both shape and are molded by encompassing social and social structures.

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Sessions 6: Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology

Forensic chemistry is the application of chemistry to law implementation processes.  The Forensic chemist can identify the unknown materials obtained at the incident area by using many different analytical methods to reveal what chemical changes occurred during an incident. The latest techniques that come under forensic chemistry are Capillary electrophoresis. Implementation of icp-ms in chemical analysis of forensic evidence, laboratory automation in forensics, case studies of drug profiling, method development and applications of LC-MS/MS in the forensic analysis which is used for the identification of the drug products. 

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Sessions 7: Forensic Engineering

Forensic engineering is the process of investigation of structures or components of the materials that do not function due to causing personal damage to the property, function as intended or bridge damage evaluations. This process is having large scope in the fields of accident reassembling, human factor evaluation in structural failures. The current issues which are rapidly growing in forensic engineering are fingerprint silicone engineering, engineering investigation analysis, forensic evaluation using ultrasonic and radar echo techniques.

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Sessions 8: Forensic Pathology and Diagnosis

Forensic pathology comes under the pathology that mainly deals with the examining the reasons of death in the crime area. The recent techniques which are used for the examining the reasons to the death areas following forensic autopsy- case studies, determination of post-mortem interval, mRNA analysis of death investigations, forensic veterinary pathology, and implications in forensic pathology and postmortem interval analysis.

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Sessions 9: Forensic DNA Analysis

Forensic DNA analysis is the most appropriate techniques which are used by the forensic experts to identify the victim by using their DNA samples obtained at the crime are compared to the suspected victims. The recent trends which are followed by the scientists are novel methods of extraction of DNA from weathered and ancient bone fragments, novel methods of purification of crime scene DNA analysis, the DNA identification techniques include ABO typing and Short tandem repeat technology testing for forensic DNA analysis, Forensic mitochondrial DNA data analysis, Forensic analysis using portable analyzers, efficient methods for recovery of high-quality DNA and RNA in forensic analysis.

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Sessions 10: Forensic Medicine

Forensic medicine is also known as forensic pathology. Scientific pathology keeps tabs ahead figuring out that reason for death toward looking at the carcass. Measurable pathologists and the restorative examiners are extraordinarily prepared medical practitioners who inspect the figures for individuals who die suddenly or violently. That measurable pathologist is answerable for figuring out the extreme and quick purposes behind that suspension for life and way for passing homicide, suicide, and accidental, characteristic or unknown.

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Why to attend?

Forensic Research aims to bring together major academic scientists, research scholars to exchange and share their experiences and results in particular forensic science. It also provides a leading interdisciplinary dais for forensic researchers, practitioners, and educators to present and discuss the recent innovations, trends, and concerns, as well as practical challenges, occurred and solutions created in the fields of forensic science. The purpose of this meeting is to raise international awareness of developments, teaching, training, responsibilities, and ethics in the field of forensic research and technology

Forensic: The Anatomy of Crime

Around 20 Universities offering Forensic Science are present in Australia and 162 universities all over the world in which they provide around 19 Bachelor’s degree. According to Australian market analysis by 2017 the market value of forensic products, forensics and services will be approximately 20 billion AUD are spending on forensic products & services and 2.3 billion AUD  on DNA testing and 1.6 dollar AUD  on Biometrics and 3.1 billion AUD on other forensic products.

Major Forensic Research Societies Around The Globe

Australia

      China

     Korea

     Russia

      South Africa

      Austria

      UK

      France

      Germany

     Italy

      Netherlands

     Scotland

Serbia

Slovenia

       Spain

Switzerland

United States

     Canada

Mexico

Conclusion:

The main use of forensic research is for purposes of law enforcement to investigate crimes such as murder, theft, or fraud. The techniques developed by forensic science are also used by the army to analyze the possibility of the presence of chemical weapons, high explosives or to test for propellant stabilizers. As technology and science have evolved with time, more and new methodologies and practices in law realm have been established.

 

  • Forensic Science: Latest Research, Technology and Innovation
  • Crime and Law
  • Victimology
  • Cyber Security
  • Forensic Psychology and Psychiatry
  • Forensic Chemistry and Toxicology
  • Forensic Engineering
  • Forensic Pathology and Diagnosis
  • Forensic DNA Analysis
  • Forensic Medicine
  • Forensic Investigation

5 Organizing Committee Members

OCM Member
Ian Martins

Director
Edith Cowan University
Australia

OCM Member
Oleg Afonin

Researcher
ElcomSoft Co. Ltd.
Germany

OCM Member
Jose Helano Matos Nogueira

Professor
Universidade Farias Brito
Brazil

OCM Member
Bikash Sah

Associate Professor
B. P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences
Nepal

OCM Member
Sinisa Franjic

Scientist
International University of Brcko
Bosnia and Herzegovina

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15 Renowned Speakers

Rajeev Sharma

Forensic Centre,Ministry of Interior
Qatar

Steven L. Armentrout

Parabon NanoLabs
USA

Anis Ben Khalifa

Forensic Centre, Ministry of Interior
Qatar

Carlos A. Gutierrez

Chaminade university of Honolulu
USA

Anupuma Raina

All India Institute of Medical Sciences
India

Chen Kugel

Israel National Center of Forensic Medicine
Israel

Eswaran Prabakaran

University of Johannesburg
South Africa

Oleg Afonin

ElcomSoft Co. Ltd.
Germany

Jose Helano Matos Nogueira

Universidade Farias Brito
Brazil

Leena Kumari

SGT University Gurgaon
India

Neha Tomar

Amity University
India

Priyanka Singh

Amity University
India

Bikash Sah

B. P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences
Nepal

Heena Goswami

Gujarat National Law University
India

Udita Singh

Kothiwal Dental College and Research Centre
India

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