When research is put into action, forensic science advances. Our dedicated team provides decades of expertise on the latest analysis technology, training, and techniques. We're proud to offer these resources to the larger forensic science and criminal justice community to support our goal of "science serving justice."
The FIU Research Forensic Library sends daily email digests with a curated collection of publicly-accessible material relating to every discipline of the forensic sciences.
GFJC convenes the annual Global Forensic Science Symposium, a flagship event that brings together forensic scientists, justice practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and students from around the world, the first full week of June.
ForensicScienceSimplified.org provides a reliable, easily accessible resource for non-scientists that covers the core concepts, capabilities, and limitations of key forensic science disciplines.
We provide internship opportunities that allow members to gain industry knowledge, and civilian work experience through USSOCOM Warrior Care/Care Coalition and Skillbridge. Contact your transition counselor for more information.
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs) provides investigators and loved ones with a powerful online system which offers hands-on access to a national database of records related to missing and unidentified persons.
Developed by noted crime scene experts, the free, comprehensive, 180-page, step-by-step CSI Guide and Un Guía para la Investigación de la Escena de un Crimen lead law enforcement through the crucial, first phase of the justice process.
As part of our support to future forensic scientists and criminal justice investigators, we're proud to offer a library of free, printable, classroom resources for teachers and students.
