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This category is for organizations that do not themselves conduct scientific research but aim to spread information about such research. It includes the associations and societies covering the major disciplines of Forensic Science irrespective of geographical location
Those specializing in just one aspect covered by the sub-categories of the main category, may be found there.

Resources in This Category

• American Academy of Forensic Sciences

  http://www.aafs.org/
  AAFS represents physicians, attorneys, dentists, toxicologists, psychiatrists, engineers and educators, in the application of science to the law, with searchable journal, seminars and workshops throughout the USA.

• American College of Forensic Examiners (ACFEI)

  http://www.acfei.com/
  Multi-disciplinary scientific and professional association, disseminating forensic information through its journal, lectures, education courses, workshops, and distance courses from Springfield, MO.

• American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors

  http://www.ascld.org/
  ASCLD provides history, FAQ for prospective students, pdf scholarship application, offers secure secure mailihng list for members, with officers in active service throughout the USA.

• ASCLD Laboratory Accreditation Board

  http://www.ascld-lab.org/
  Details of voluntary program for crime laboratories to demonstrate management, operations, personnel, procedures, equipment, physical plant, security, and health and safety procedures meet established standards. Based in Garner, NC.

• Canadian Society of Forensic Science

  http://www.csfs.ca/
  CSFS site deals with all aspects of forensic science, including online journal, DNA-based population studies data, history, meetings and related links. Based in Ottawa, ON, Canada.

• Forensic Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry

  http://www.forensic-isotopes.org/
  The FIRMS Network seeks to develop the scope of stable isotope techniques in forensic applications. It aims to raise awareness of the potential of IRMS in forensic science, crime detection and reduction.

• International Association for Identification

  http://www.theiai.org/
  Forensic science organization providing publications, training, certification, and professional support in areas ranging from fingerprinting to firearms analysis and footwear identification. Includes job listings.

• International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts

  http://www.iabpa.org/
  IABPA formed in 1983, now listing objectives, training workshops, annual conference on research in bloodstain pattern analysis administered from Edmonton, AB, Canada.

• Iowa Division of the International Association for Identification

  http://www.iowaiai.org/
  Law enforcement forensic articles on footwear, photography, fingerprints, DNA, and links to other forensic sites from Iowa.

• Kansas Division of the International Association for Identification

  http://www.kansasiai.org/
  Law enforcement forensic site with links to training and other forensic sites from Kansas.

• Mid-Atlantic Association of Forensic Scientists

  http://maafs.org/
  Promoting the exchange of ideas, techniques and standards of performance in forensic science from a regional association of the AAFS.

• Society of Forensic Engineers and Scientists

  http://www.forensic-society.org/
  Organized in 1980, incorporated 1996, to share forensic technical and business information, and to actively assist in upgrading the standards of the profession. Membership, specialties, and seminar calendar, mainly in CA.

• Southern Association of Forensic Scientists

  http://www.southernforensic.org/
  SAFS bylaws, membership details, message board, news, meetings and job opportunities in the southern United States.

• The Chartered Society of Forensic Science

  http://www.csofs.org/
  Offering information on their organization, membership, conferences, instruction to submit to their journal, online search of articles and worldwide events, from head quarters in Harrogate, England.

• The International Association of Forensic Toxicologists

  http://www.tiaft.org/
  TIAFT net provides virtual meeting point for toxicologists to exchange ideas, opinions, news and suggestions about toxicological themes and drugs of abuse analysis from Rimini, Italy.

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