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ICE
2012 05/02/12
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The "24th International Congress of Entomology",
will be held in Daegu, South Korea, August 19-25.
http://www.ice2012.org/
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IALM
2012 12/12/11
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The 22nd Congress of the International Academy of Legal
Medicine will be held in Istanbul-Turkey, July 5-8 2012
(Workshops: June 30- July 4).
www.ialm2012.org -------See
the flyer HERE
The details of the congress are listed below. And you may see
our flyer attached.
CONGRESS 22nd Congress of the International Academy of Legal
Medicine (IALM 2012), Istanbul - Turkey
DATE July 5-8 2012 (Workshops: June 30- July 4)
PROFESSIONAL CONGRESS ORGANISER
Prof. Dr. Mete Korkut Gulmen
IALM 2012 Congress President
CONGRESS SECRETERIAT Interium Tourism
Siraselviler Cad. Hrisovergi Apt. 48/578 Taksim
-Istanbul
www.interium.com.tr
- info@ialm2012.org
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NAFEA
2012 08/12/11
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Annual Meeting of the North American Forensic Entomology Association
(NAFEA)--To be held at the Flamingo Hotel, Casino and Conference
Center, Las Vegas, Nevada.
See the flyer HERE
Contact: Dr. Richard W. Merritt, (517) 355-8309, merrittr@msu.edu
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NAFEA
2011 01/03/11
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International
Association of Forensic Sciences (IAFS) 11/02/11
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Dear Colleague,
From 14th to 17th September 2011, the 19th Triennial Meeting
of the International Association of Forensic Sciences (IAFS)
will be held in Funchal (Madeira, Portugal), together with the
9th Triennial Meeting of the World Police Medical Officers (WPMO)
and the 5th Meeting of the Mediterranean Academy of Forensic
Sciences (MAFS). This joint meeting will be preceded by workshops
that will take place between 12th and 14th September.
Several other international associations will also hold their
board meetings and/or organize scientific sessions and workshops
during IAFS, WPMO & MAFS 2011. These include the AAFS, ENFSI,
WAML, ECLM, IALM, FASE, RIAMLCF, ICRC, IRCT, TIFS, IOFOS and
IFSA. Although the official language of the meetings will be
English, special oral and poster sessions will also take place
in French and Spanish as well as parallel meetings in Spanish
and Portuguese.
From the scientific point of view, IAFS, WPMO & MAFS 2011
will surely be an unforgettable event and, probably, one of
the best scientific meetings ever in the area of forensic sciences.
It will involve some of the most renowned international specialists
in the field, and all areas of the forensic sciences will be
open to discussion and analysis. It is expected the participation
of more than 80 countries.
Madeira is an island paradise, with stunning scenery and a subtropical
climate. For many, is one of the most beautiful places in the
world. With a wide range of activities to entertain tourists,
it is a very popular holiday destination. Any stay in Madeira,
and its city of Funchal, will certainly prove to be memorable.
All the information about IAFS, WPMO & MAFS 2011 scientific
and social programs, registration, sponsorship opportunity,
travel and accommodation special offers, invitation letter,
commercial exhibitions, etc. is available at www.iafs2011.mj.pt<http://www.iafs2011.mj.pt/>.
You can contact us by telephone (+351 239 854 276/242), fax
(+351 239 836 470/820 549) or email: iafs2011@mj.pt<mailto:iafs2011@mj.pt>.
If you require an official invitation letter for a visa or funding
purposes, the organizing committee will be pleased to supply
it, under the terms of the conditions stated on the website.
Please be aware of the deadline dates for early registration
(April 30th) and for abstract submission (May 31st).
We would be very grateful if you could publicize this information
around your institution, passing it on to anyone that may be
interested in taking part in the Conference.
Hoping to welcome you in Funchal.
Kind regards,
Prof. Duarte Nuno Vieira Prof. Angel Carracedo Carlos Farinha
IAFS and WPMO President MAFS President Co-President of the Organizing
Committee
Visit the official site
of the meetings: www.iafs2011.mj.pt
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Wildlife
Forensics Workshop and Symposium 17/01/11
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A New Zealand and Australian Perspective
1 4 February 2011
Held at: New Zealand Centre for Conservation Medicine (NZCCM),
Auckland Zoo, Western Springs, Auckland
See
here
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CORSO
TEORICO-PRATICO DI ENTOMOLOGIA FORENSE (Italy) 24/11/10
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Organizzato dal Gruppo Italiano per l'Entomologia Forense (GIEF)
Con il Patrocinio dell'Università degli Studi di Modena
e Reggio Emilia Direttore del Corso: Dr S. VaninComitato scientifico:
Dr C. Campobasso, Prof. F. Porcelli; Dr M.Gherardi; Dr L. Maistrello
TEMATICHE PRINCIPALIIl ruolo delle discipline biologiche nelle
scienze forensi Basi entomologiche Elementi di tanatologia Tecniche
di repertazione Gli insetti di interesse Medico-legale Stima
del PMI Entomologia forense veterinaria Entomologia forense
dei beni e prodotti DNA ed entomologia forense Entomotossicologia
Discussione di casistica peritale DATE ED ORARI27-29 Gennaio
2011
Giovedì 27 Gennaio 2011 9.30-18.30
Venerdì 28 Gennaio 2011 9.30-18.30
Sabato 29 Gennaio 2011 9.30-16.30
SEDE DEL CORSOFacoltà di Agraria, Università di
Modena Reggio Emilia, Area San Lazzaro, Pad. Besta, Reggio Emilia
ISCRIZIONEIl corso prevede un numero massimo di 30 iscritti.
L'accettazione avverrà in base all'ordine di arrivo delle
schede di iscrizione.La quota di iscrizione è di:Euro
350,00 per studenti delle lauree specialistiche, dottorandi
e specializzandi Euro 500,00 per strutturati, liberi professionisti,
dipendenti.La quota comprende il materiale didattico, i pranzi
delle giornate di giovedì, venerdì e sabato, le
cene delle giornate di giovedì e venerdì ed i
coffee break.
per ulteriori informaazioni:entomologiaforense.italia@gmail.comstefano.vanin@gmail.com
Here
for more detals
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MASTER
Universitario di 1° livello SCIENZE FORENSI (Italy) 21/09/10
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ABSTRACTS of 20th ANZFSS
Meeting 2010 (Australia)
21/09/10
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H2O
Criminalistics & Pathology Symposium (Italy) 10/08/10
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The Cattedra di Medicina Legale
of the Department of Medicina Sperimentale e Clinica G.
Salvatore at Magna Graecia University in Catanzaro (Italy)
together with ASL TO2 of Turin (Italy) would like to announce
the first symposium concerning underwater criminal investigation.
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III
Curso Avançado sobre Entomologia Forense (Portugal) 19/05/10
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This teaching session will be held in PORTO
(Portugal) 28-30 June 2010. More information HERE
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8th NAFEA Meeting 2010 (Canada) 19/05/10
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The North American Forensic Entomology Association
(NAFEA) Annual Meeting will be held in Windsor, from July 7th
- 9th, 2010. This years meeting is hosted by the University of
Windsor. More information HERE
and HERE
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Identification
Workshop (Poland) ---Closed----
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for editions in next years is opened. HERE
12/2009 |
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Statistics in Forensic
Entomology
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Statistics
in Forensic Entomology - Using Univariate Methods
Tuesday 29 September until Friday 02 October 2009.
Frankfurt
(D)
Report soon ...
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Report on the 19th
International Symposium on the Forensic Sciences (Melbourne, Australia
6 - 9 Oct 2008)
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By
Dr Melanie Archer (Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine)
Report on the 19th International Symposium on the Forensic Sciences
(Melbourne, Australia 6 - 9 Oct 2008)
Dr Melanie Archer (Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine), Dr
James Wallman, Ms Kelly Meikeljohn, Mr Bryan Lessard (University
of Wollongong), Ms Kelly George (Deakin University).
This
conference is held every two years under the auspices of the Australia
and New Zealand Forensic Science Society. The latest meeting,
held in Melbourne, attracted over 800 delegates mainly from Australia
and New Zealand, but also from a variety of other countries. The
programme for this meeting is always diverse, producing the usual
problem of choosing between the many fascinating concurrent sessions.
The range of subjects encompassed by the conference included counter
terrorism, forensic odontology, forensic medicine, fire investigation,
digital evidence, forensic toxicology and many other topics.
The
conference ran very smoothly, and the session timetable was particularly
well planned. There were also ample opportunities for viewing
the trade displays and networking, which proved especially valuable
for students. The social events were also a great way to unwind
and renew old friendships as well as cement new ones.
The
entomology section was chaired and coordinated by Dr Melanie Archer
(Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine). There was much praise
for the presentations from those who attended, and the diversity
of topics was impressive. James Wallman (University of Wollongong)
delivered a stimulating keynote talk entitled Forensic Entomology
Research in Australia: Advances, Challenges and Future Directions.
This was followed by six oral presentations:
Effect
of morphine on the growth rate of Calliphora stygia (Fabricius)
(Diptera: Calliphoridae) and possible implications for forensic
entomology
Kelly George1, Melanie Archer2 Lauren Green1 and Tes Toop1
1School of Life and Environmental Sciences, Deakin University,
Australia 2Department of Forensic Medicine, Monash University,
Australia.
The
transfer of human DNA by flies
Annalisa Durdle1, Roland van Oorschot2, John Mitchell1
1Department of Genetics, La Trobe University, Australia. 2Victoria
Police Forensic Services Department, Australia.
DNA-based
characterisation of some forensically important flesh fly species
(Diptera: Sarcophagidae) in Malaysia
Siew Hwa Tan1, Edah Mohd-Aris2, Hiromu Kurahashi3 and Zulqarnain
Mohamed1
1Division of Genetics and Molecular Biology, Institute of Biological
Sciences, Faculty of Science, University of Malaya, Malaysia.
2Division of BioHealth, Institute of Biological Sciences, Faculty
of Science, University of Malaya, Malaysia. 3Department of Medical
Entomology, National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Japan.
Parasitic
wasps: succession, development and forensic importance as PMI
indicators
Sasha Voss1, Helen Spafford2 and Ian Dadour1
1Centre for Forensic Science, University of Western Australia,
Australia. 2 School of Animal Biology, University of Western Australia,
Australia.
Death
in a vehicle: modelling temperatures, decomposition and insect
succession
Ian Dadour1, Sasha Voss1 and Neville Fowkes2
1Centre for Forensic Science, University of Western Australia,
Australia. 2School of Mathematics and Statistics, University of
Western Australia, Australia
Addressing
a knowledge gap in New Zealand: forensic entomology
Terry Eberhardt1, Douglas Elliot2
1Institute of Environmental Science and Research Limited (ESR),
New Zealand. 2ESR and The University of Aukland, Forensic Science
Programme, New Zealand
The
next meeting will be held in 2010 in Sydney between the 5
10 September, and the entomology section is being organised by
Dr James Wallman (www.anzfss2010.com).
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