World Conference on Forensic Science and Research

Jul 26, 2025

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The World Conference on Forensic Science and Research (WCFSR-2026) is a premier global event that brings together leading forensic scientists, researchers, educators, and professionals to explore cutting-edge advancements in forensic science. Held from March 09u201311, 2026 in Paris, France, the conference will feature keynote talks, expert panels, oral/poster presentations, and interactive workshopsu2014covering topics from DNA profiling and digital forensics to forensic pathology and crime scene investigation.

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World Conference on Forensic Science and Research

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