GFJC is known for forensic science research and collaborates across components, departments, and external partners seeking answers to the most intriguing questions. We are among the top 50 U.S. patent producers in the world.
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The IUCRC Center for Advanced Research in Forensic Science (CARFS) brings together industrial partners, end-user communities, and academic forensic science researchers to develop, implement and commercialize tools that benefit the national forensic science research enterprise.
The International Commission on Detector Dogs (ICODD) is a global initiative dedicated to advancing the science, standards, and best practices for canine detection teams.
The Rapid DNA Center of Excellence houses state-of-the-art testing and training laboratories, and develops validation guidelines, training modules, and support materials.
Florida International University has been the leader in the scientific advancements for canine detection since 1998, establishing the standards for canine & handler detection team training.
Operation Pangolin is generating much-needed data to inform conservation strategies in Central Africa, with global implications for the illicit wildlife trade.
We’re all working towards a common goal of strengthening justice through forensic science.Dr. Kenneth J. Furton; Executive Director, Global Forensic and Justice Center; FIU Chief Scientific Officer and Provost Emeritus