“Every Contact Leaves Traces” - The basic Principle of Exchange by Sir Edmond Locard made us realize that Fingerprints can play a very crucial role in the field of Forensic Science. Fingerprints have been used as an essential evidence in solving many cases since the late 19th Century for the identification of a person. Latent Fingerprints are the most common form of fingerprints found at the crime scene which are invisible to naked eyes therefore we need to develop them first with suitable methods depending upon the surface on which they are found.
In the era of Advancing Technology, criminals have also shown progression in their style of committing crimes and removing traces from the crime scene therefore there is a growing need for advancement in the traditional techniques of developing Latent Fingerprints.
September 2021 Online Platform
Here’s the venue where you have to reach
To attend eConference on Forensic Sciences
Email : iasrconference2023@gmail.com
Phone : +91-9818877002
Online : Zoom
Watch : www.youtube.com/Forensic365
Excellent session with very good examples and case studies.
Virendrakumar M. Thakkar
G.B. Pant Institute of Engineering and Technology, Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand
Excellent and worth attending session with loads of new an unexplored information based on chemical examination of fingerprint. I really really have enjoyed this session.
Arpitha.Mohan.L
Jain Deemed-to-be-University
It was really good and gaining more knowledge from the experts
G Pradeep Kumar
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham University
Great virtual webinar. It is informative, relevant to the needs of the participants
Emanuel C. Manahan
Holy Angel University
Great presentation which is relevant to the happenings across the world today.
Zadia-Kay Smith
Jamaica Constabulary Force