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• Forensic’s Top 10 News Articles of 2025
• Fingerprint of Ancient Seafarer Found on Scandinavia’s Oldest Plank Boat
• University Experiencing Unprecedented Growth amid Move
• Cracking Cases Then & Now: A Police Department's Forensics Evolution
• How Students Helped Police Solve a 1971 Cold Case Murder
• The Basics of Firearm Forensics
• University, Police Partner to Advance Cold Case Investigations
• USM Becomes Only University in State with Crime Scene Investigation Major
• Pre-college STEM Programs Spark Passion and Possibility
• New Building Upgrades County's Forensic Capabilities

• Despite Immigration, Underrepresented Demographics, Moxxy IDs 1982 Jane Doe
• DNA, Ballistics Tie Serial Killer to 1991 ‘Yogurt Shop Murders’ in Austin
• Celebrating National Forensic Science Week 2025
• New Lab to Process 12,000 Pieces of Evidence Annually for Southern Minnesota
• University Team Uses Digital Forensics to Prove Man's Innocence
• School, County Explore Feasibility of Building Forensic Lab on Campus
• University Gets $10 M to Expand Forensic Institute
• Spain's Forensic Police Help Find Oldest Known Human Fingerprint
• West Tennessee County Approves Area’s First-ever Locally Funded Crime Lab
• Magnet Forensics Acquires Dark Circuit Labs
• FBI's 17 Computer Forensics Labs Focus on Terrorism, Violent Crime and Child Sexual Abuse Cases
• DPS Breaks Ground on New Arkansas State Crime Laboratory
• University, Supreme Court Launch Online Mental Health Evaluation Certification
• Scientist Develops Method to Use Heartbeat to Reveal Deepfakes
• French Forensic Experts Lead Training in the Balkins
• Student Brings 3D Scanning Tech to Forensic Anthropology
• Forensic Tool 'Reanimates' Failed AI to Find Answers
• Fighting Human Trafficking in Real-time
• Non-profit Awards $15,000 Grant to Police to Upgrade Digital Forensics
• Charleston Police Department Officially Launches DNA Laboratory
• New Spidernet Toll can Tackle 'Untraceable' Digital Crime
• DNA Doe Project Finds 2001 John Doe's Name in 24 Hours
• University Hosts Weeklong Forensic Experience
• $2 M in Grants to Fund Cold Case Unit, Digital Forensics and More
• How a Small Human ID Lab Built a Global Reputation
• Universities Investing in More Degrees to Keep Up with Growing Forensics Industry
• Child Sexual Abuse Material Often Associated with Other Forms of Violence
• Study: Comics Help Jurors Better Understand DNA Evidence
• University's New Digital Forensics Lab will Offer Data Recovery Services
• FBI, CISA, and UK NCSC Release Guidance on Digital Forensics
• University Awarded $1 M to Develop Digital Media Forensics Platform
• Advancing the Role of Forensic Evidence for Prosecutors in Punjab
• University's Forensic Lecture Series Begins This Week
• Reports Highlight Idaho Forensic Lab’s New Programs, 2024 Efforts
• Australian Police Release Image of Elf Suspect
• Declaration Calls for Data-Driven Forensics to Spearhead Fight Against Fake Science
• Center Offers Digital Forensics Training 'On Your Time'
• After Failed Attempts and 3 Years, Investigators Use New Software to Unlock Phone in Winston Smith Case
• LabVantage Solutions, The Netherlands Forensic Institute Partner to Digitalize Forensic Laboratory Workflows
• University Receives $1.5 M Grant to Expand Digital Forensic Lab
• Five Years After Opening, Forensic Nursing Center is Leading the Nation
• Students Enlist Campus to Help Build Shoe Print Database
• Initiative Aids Rural Law Enforcement in Digital Evidence Investigations
• Digital Forensics, Cold Case Team’s Work Leads to Arrests in 2019 Murder
• DA Asks for Retests after TBI Fires Forensic Scientist
• UK Seeks State-of-the-Art Forensic Science
• Magnet Forensics Integrates NCMEC Data into its Digital Investigation Tools
• University's Crime Scene House Plays Vital Role in Forensics Degree
• New Research Has Potential to Speed up Forensic Analysis in Sexual Assault Cases
• 1995 Hillsborough Cold Case Solved
• District Attorney's Office Switches to AI Software Platform
• Connecticut is a Model for the Nation in Tracing Guns Used in Violent Crime
• New Report Projects Massive Investment in Forensic Technology
• VR technology could revolutionize fire scene investigation
• Fake or Real? Detecting AI Images from a Forensic Lens
• Multiple Comparisons in Wire Cuts Increase Forensic Error Rates
• Forensic Image Processing
• Dental Anomalies an Identification Marker in Forensics
• Novel Digital PCR Assay will Improve Quantification of DNA
• NJIT Joins Short List of Accreditated Forensic Undergraduate Programs
• ‘Bootcamp’ Brings Multidisciplinary Approach to Tackling Substance Use Disorder
• Genealogy Identifies Dismembered Remains Found in 2017
• Is a New Lexicon Needed in the Face of Advancing Digital Forensics?
• Research into Holograms Could Improve Forensic Fingerprint Analysis
• Center for Advanced Research in Forensic Science enters Phase II
• University Cybersecurity Team Awarded Grants for Memory Forensics
• DA: There is an Urgent Need for a Local Crime Lab
• Police Reviewing Recommendations in JonBenet Ramsey Murder Case
• Forensic’s Top 10 News Articles of 2023
• Researchers to Examine How Much People Trust Forensic Science
• 2023 Holiday Gift Guide for Forensic Scientists
• Updated Digital Forensic Facial Reconstruction Released for 2018 Jane Doe
• Forensic Animation Firm Tests 'Single Bullet Theory' in Reconstruction of JFK Assassination
• Modern Mock Crime Scene has Students Investigating Digital Evidence
• Study: Interactive Lineup Boosts Eyewitness Accuracy
• Grant to Establish HBCU Undergraduate Center for Forensic Science
• DNA from Hair, Genealogy Helps ID 1986 Homicide Victim
• Forensic Psychology Students Take to the Courtroom
• 'Disturbing' Man Linked to Second Cold Case, Possibly More Coming
• Suspect Confesses to 1994 Murder Hours After Police Visit
• Investigators Release New Digital Images of 2001 John Doe in Hopes of a Lead
• DA Says City Can’t Prioritize Murder Cases Because of Crime Lab Backlog
• Phoenix Approves $3 Million to Outsource Rape Kit Backlog Testing
• UK Digital Forensic Unit Adopts AI for Use in Child Sexual Abuse Cases
• NCMEC Releases New Reconstructions to ID Last ‘Candy Man’ Victim
• Remains Found in 1983 are Identified as Part of Ongoing Project
• Police to Measure 'Toll of the Job' on CSIs, Digital Forensic Experts
• In Crime Reconstruction, Can iPhone Tell What Floor Suspect Visited?
• Ohio Crime Labs Add NIBIN For Gun Crime Cases
• Researchers Uncover Privacy Risks in Phones Purchased at Police Auctions
• University, Crime Laboratory Partner for Forensic Pathology Fellowship
• Team Examines Sexual Dimorphism in Canines from Spanish Collection
• Ohio Governor Seeks $26 Million for Narcotics Intelligence
• Ohio Investigators ID Two John Does from 1992, 2006
• Study: Defense Lawyers Face Challenges with Digital Evidence
• University's Forensic Science Program Receives Accreditation for All Graduate Degrees
• How Turtle DNA Raised Serious Human DNA Privacy, Ethical Concerns
• Digital Forensics Grad Students Find Security Vulnerabilities in Family App
• Purdue Simplifies Digital Evidence Toolkit for Police
• Report Details the Forensic NGS Landscape and How to Make it Grow
• Army's Forensic Lab Cuts Down Evidence Analysis Time by 4 Months
• How Machine Learning Can Make Digital Forensics More Efficient
• Australian, Pacific Police Forces Set Forensic Agenda
• Pennsylvania DA's Office Creates Digital Forensic Lab
• University Spin-off Uses AI to Detect Deepfakes
• The Challenges, Risks of CCTV in Murder Investigations
• New Model Uses AI to Predict Opioid Mortality Rates
• Scientists Head to Paraguay to Excavate Mass Grave Containing Victims of Operation Condor
• Australia's New Forensic Lab Allows Simultaneous Analysis Across Disciplines
• Genealogy ID's Remains Found Entangled in Fishing Line in 1979
• Secret Service Names Upstate NY Investigator Top Forensic Examiner
• New AI Methods Tackle Illegal Wildlife Trade on the Internet
• Protocol Supports Investigation of Opioid-related Overdose Deaths
• AI Software Can Create Suspect Sketches
• Vehicle Forensics: From Car to Court
• Marshall to Establish Law Enforcement Training Center for Digital Forensics, Genealogy
• Study: Risk Assessement Tool for Digital Forensic Evidence is Failing in the UK
• INTERPOL Young Global Police Leaders: Building Trust in an Age of Deepfakes
• After Purchase by Investment Firm, Magnet Forensics to Combine with Grayshift
• Genealogy, Cold Case Investigators ID Homicide Victim from 1971
• Former DA Who Led Golden State Killer Trial Joins Verogen
• NIST’s Researchers Look Ahead to High-Tech Trends in 2023 and Beyond
• How the Audit, Accreditation Process Strengthen Digital Evidence
• Report Says UK Police are Behind When it Comes to Digital Forensics
• New ‘Faraday Cage’ Research Facility to Help Combat Digital Crime
• New Technology Creates ‘Digital Alibis’
• Survey Says Digital Evidence is Now More Important than DNA
• The History of Forensic Animation in the Courtroom
• Company Uses Forensic Science Tech to Validate Wine
• How Culture Influences Crime Scenes
• Whole Genome Targeting, Phenotypic Data Give 1800’s 'Vampire' a Face
• Sandline, Cellebrite Partnership Supports University's Digital Forensics Program
• DoD Cyber Academy Trains International Students
• Marshall Debuts Expanded Digital Forensics Lab
• The History and Legacy of the Latent Fingerprint Black Box Study
• Calls for Change After Report Says NZ Police Illegally Photograph Children, Adults
• Project Aims to Detect Burial Site of 1918 Pandemic Victims
• New University Hub Addresses Forensic Scientist Shortage
• Re-review of Recorded Polygraph Interview Leads to Cold Case Confession
• Senate Passes Bill To Continue Digital Law Enforcement Trainings Nationwide
• Cybersecurity Offers Home for 'Isolated' Autistic Community
• University Launches Free Forensic Science Seminar Series
• New Book Explores 1920s Serial Killer 'Gorilla Man Strangler'
• University Helps Local High School Teachers Build Cybersecurity Lessons for Classrooms
• New Forensic ‘Digivan’ to Speed Rape Investigations
• Dutch Forensic Institute Working to Uncover Criminals' Hidden Messages
• Researchers Propose Indigenous Sovereignty Framework for Genomic Data
• Marshall University Students Achieve Highest Collective Score on Forensic Science Assessment Test
• Your Brain is Better at Busting Deepfakes than You
• Algorithm Uses Time, Location to Predict Crime with 90% Accuracy
• ATF Opens Crime Gun Intelligence Center at Wichita State
• After 6 Years, NIST Selects Four Quantum-resistant Cryptographic Algorithms
• Using AI for Better Forensic Bruise Analysis
• NIST Update to Software Reference Library Will Aid in Criminal Investigations
• DNA Matters: What Forensics Owes to Alan Turing
• New Tool Can Link Digital Media to Origin Camera
• Army: Disinterred Remains Do Not Match Native American Boy
• UK Police Launch Online Tool to Help Victims Report Sexual Offenses
• University Expands Digital Forensics Training with Second Lab
• Survey: Lack of Preparedness for Rollout of New 988 Mental Health Hotline
• 'Hackathon' Addresses Emerging Threats to Critical Infrastructure
• Drones, Live Streaming Up the Ante on Search and Rescue Missions
• Upgraded Fingerprint Tech Leads to ID of Woman Found in 1998
• Digital Forensics Critical in Human Trafficking Cases
• NIST Review Evaluates Digital Forensic Methods
• Forensic Students Called in to Help Search for Remains of 2012 Murder Victim
• John Ramsey Slams Local Police, Wants Daughter’s Case Moved Out of Boulder
• Ohio Governor Launches Crime Lab Efficiency Program
• Arkansas State Crime Lab Gets $250,000 to Support Opioid Death Investigations
• Conducting Digital Forensics in the Field
• The Invisible Hand of Steve Twist
• University Center to Address Global Challenges in Crime, Justice
• Magnet Forensics Survey: Digital Forensics to Increase to Combat Cyber Threats
• Ballistics Comparison Giving Way to Virtual 3D Methods
• New Hampshire University Introduces New Forensic Science Bachelor’s Degree Program
• Q&A: How Dental Tech Upgrades Can Help Victim Identification
• Non-profit to Help Las Vegas Police with Animal Abuse Cases
• UK Police Force Sees Pay off From Digital Forensic Focus Over Past 2 Years
• Forensic Team Discovers 45 Unmarked Cemeteries Throughout Tampa Bay
• Australian Federal Police Recognize Female Members on International Women and Girls in Science Day
• 664 B.C. Egyptian Mummy Finally Gets a Face
• Officials Seek Information in 1999 Jane Doe Colorado Case
• Fingerprint Patterns Linked to Limb Development Genes
• R&D in the Coming Years: NIJ Closes Out 2021 with $14.5 M in Grants
• Improving the Collection of Digital Evidence
• FIU Awarded $2M to Create Digital Forensics Center of Excellence with HBCUs
• Digital Forensics: Training Best Practices for Officers, Investigators
• Study of Child Versus Adult Facial Features Advances Possibility of AI for Indecent Images
• Indiana Launches 10 High Tech Crime Units Throughout the State
• Phenotyping, Genetic Genealogy Help ID Jane Doe Found at Yosemite in 1983
• Texas DPS Labs Adopt New National Science Standards
• Cyan-led Consortium Selected for Groundbreaking UK Government Challenge Fund
• Evaluating Aerial Systems for Crime Scene Reconstruction
• Best Practices for Encrypted Devices
• Digital Artist Given Award for Forensic Work
• Device Information Can be Too Much of a Good Thing
• NCMEC: Proposed Changes to Sexual Assault Laws Put Children at Risk
• Museum Exhibit Shines Light on 20 Cold Case Homicide Victims
• University First to Offer 3D Course in Crime Scene Documentation
• Louisiana State Police Partner With University to Train Hundreds of Cybersecurity Professionals
• Study: Digital Evidence at Risk of Being Missed Because of Fragmented Training
• Forensic Panel Details Lessons Learned from 9/11 Attacks
• Computer Forensics: What Can You Do About Deleted Data?
• A Lesson in Data Privacy: The Taliban Reportedly Have Control of U.S. Biometric Devices
• Researchers Develop Hardware-based Cybersecurity Education Program
• New Branch of Cyber Forensics to Advance National Security
• Study Evaluates the Use of Hands as a Biometric Identifier
• Apple to Scan U.S. iPhones for Images of Child Sexual Abuse
• The Students Training to Stop the Next Colonial Pipeline Cyber Attack
• What Philadelphia Reveals About America’s Homicide Surge
• $1.4 M Grant Funds Forensic College Program for New Jersey High School Students
• Journalists, Activists Among Spyware Targets of Israel-based NSO Group
• Study Suggests Digital Forensic Experts are Prone to Bias
• Bodies of All Plane Crash Victims Recovered in Russia
• Q&A: Data Extraction Methods for Today and Tomorrow
• SAFE-T Center Awarded Grant to Expand Training, Establish Workforce Advancement
• Digital Forensics Student on Pace to be on 1st U.S. Cyber Team
• UK Opens Forensic Science Center of Excellence After Critical Report
• Forensic Analysis of Mobile Phone Glass with SEM, EDS and Micro-CT
• Magnet Forensics Awards Scholarships to Help Officers Advance in Digital Forensics
• NIST Publishes Review of DNA Mixture Interpretation Methods
• Computer Forensics: Managing and Securing Data
• Handwriting Examiners at a Crossroads in Today's Digital Age
• University, Industry Partnership Focuses on Delivering Digital Forensic Justice
• 'You Save as Long as You Have To': Pathologist Created First DNA Database of Rapists 50 Years Ago
• New Program Offers 24/7 Digital Health Services to Victims of Sexual Assault
• Researchers Discover Unique, Identifiable ‘Fingerprint’ for 3D Printers
• 2021’s Best Master’s in Forensic Science Programs
• Prosecutor’s Office Hires 3 Cybercriminology Students as Digital Forensic Investigators
• Validation 101: How to Document Links Between Suspects and Digital Intelligence
• California University Gets Unabomber Case Papers
• Field Sobriety Tests, THC Levels Unreliable Indicators of Marijuana Intoxication
• New Guidelines to Help Police Crack Down on Organized Crime
• Professor Leads International Team’s Research into Deepfakes
• Former Police Chief Superintendent Named Scotland’s First Biometrics Commissioner
• Dixie State's Digital Forensics Crime Lab Celebrates 10 Years
• First-of-its-kind Digital Forensics Facility Opens in Australia
• Secret Service Names Georgia Investigator Top Forensic Examiner
• UK Police Agency Seizes 48 Devices in Day of Action Targeting Sex Offenders
• Colorado Investigators Release Facial Reconstruction of 2002 John Doe Homicide Victim
• Lecture Series Looks at Problem of Truth in the Age of Deepfakes
• UK's Forensic Science Regulator Calls for Change in Final Report
• Spain Dismantles Top Russian Organized Crime Network that Infiltrated Public Institutions
• FARO Releases 2021 Software for Optimal Forensic Scene Documentation
• AAFS Statement in Response to Diversity Opinion Article
• Texas College Launches One-of-a-kind Macro Forensics Photography Course
• Mobile Extraction Company Grayshift Raises $47 Million to Continue Growth
• Othram, Coroner's Office ID Illinois John Doe
• DHS Launches New Center for Countering Human Trafficking
• Purdue to Offer New Digital Forensics, Cybersecurity Courses
• Florida Sheriff's Office Launches Cold Case Unit
• Cyber Forensics Students Experience Innovative Virtual Immersion
• Group-IB Wins 2020 CybersecAsia Award for Its Digital Forensics Services
• NIST Launches Updated OSAC for Forensic Science
• ICE Cartagena Opens Forensic Lab to Combat Transnational Cyber Crime
• Anthropologist, Artist Create Facial Reconstructions to Aid RCMP Investigations
• Digital Detectives Vie with Tech-savvy Criminals in Crime Fiction
• Microsoft’s 'Defending Democracy Program' Takes New Steps to Combat Deepfakes
• Florida International University Launches Digital Forensics Professional Program
• Tennessee Welcomes First Electronic Storage Detection K-9
• 'Jigsaw Puzzle’ Software Developed by Archaeologists Could be Used on Modern Crime Scenes
• Cyber Forensics Student: The World Needs Women in Cybersecurity
• Digital Intelligence for Policing in Today's Geopolitical Environment
• Students Present at INTERPOL Digital Forensics Expert Conference
• New York College Opens Collaborative Digital Forensics Lab
• Forensic Artists Awarded £100,000 Grant for New Equipment
• How Dashcams Help, Hinder Forensic Investigations
• UK University Begins Work on New Forensic Center of Excellence
• NIST to Digital Forensics Experts: Show Us What You Got
• Study: Police Efforts to Speed Digital Forensics Could Lead to Evidence Oversight
• Electronic Storage Detection Dog Becomes First in State of Maryland
• Insights from Around the World as the COVID-19 Curve Flattens
• To Test their Cybercrime Knowledge, Students Take Witness Stand in Virtual Courtroom
• Q&A: Life as an FBI Field Photographer
• Cold Cases Get Colder as Coronavirus Pandemic Wears On
• Sustaining Investigations, Community Safety During COVID-19
• Center for Statistics and Applications in Forensic Evidence is Renewed for $20M, 5 Years
• Othram Uses Forensic Genealogy to Help University Anthropologist Identify 1979 Remains
• FBI Names Darrin Jones Executive Assistant Director of the Science and Technology Branch
• In Glowing Colors: Seeing the Spread of Drug Particles in a Forensic Lab
• ASCLD Recognizes the Top Performing Forensic Labs in the World
• Utica College Awarded Federal Grant for Development of Cybercrime Investigation Training
• Longtime Criminalist Uses ‘Old-School’ Technique to ID Victim in 50-Year-Old Murder
• UK’s Largest Forensic Capability Network Officially Launches
• Othram Establishes Academic Program to Train Forensic Genomics Scientists
• 2020 Report Reveals Top Digital Trends Redefining Law Enforcement
• Cellebrite to Offer Free Online Training Classes Amid Quarantine
• Cyber Toolkit Allows Detectives to Follow a Criminal’s Digital Footprint
• EU Regulator Warns of Unreliable Evidence, Skills Shortage in Forensic Science
• Women in Forensics: How a Forensic Artist Uses Instagram to Build Passion for Her Trade
• A Key FBI Photo Analysis Method Has Serious Flaws, Study Says
• NY Suburb Police to Use Vacuum Metal Deposition to Retrieve Fingerprints
• Q&A: Cellebrite CEO on the Future of Mobile Forensics
• Q&A: NIST Computer Scientist Details Phone Data Extraction Methods
• NIST Tests Forensic Methods for Getting Data From Damaged Mobile Phones
• Search Warrant Indicates FBI Uses GrayKey to Unlock Newest iPhones
• Cellebrite Acquires BlackBag Technologies, a Computer Forensic Analysis Firm
• Infamous Buffalo Cave Torso Identified, One of the Oldest Cases Resolved Using Forensic Genealogy
• New Digital Forensics Hub Opens in Cayman
• Cyan Forensics Secures Further Funding for Next Stage
• Oxygen Forensics Releases Integration to Categorize Images, Unveils Messenger Cloud Extraction
• National Lab Hosts Teams for 2019 CyberForce Competition
• Kennedy Assassination Bullets Preserved in Digital Form
• Digital Forensics Professor Coauthors Book on Improving Cloud Security Auditing
• Cellebrite Cracks All iOS Devices, Company Announces
• Digital Forensics: Window Into the Soul
• Making 3D Mugshots

• The Weak Link in Digital Evidence Handling
• Cartridge Case Ejection Patterns from Semi-Automatic Pistols
• Examining the Idaho Murderer’s Phone: How to Find Truth in Missing Data
• Using the NCMEC Hash Value List as Part of Your Digital Forensics Workflow
• The Beauty of Data Synchronization: Phones, Computers and the Cloud
• Forensic Graphology: The Silent Witness in Cold Case Investigations
• Data Preservation on Mobile Devices: The Quicker, The Better
• How To: Digital Processing of Forensic Image Evidence
• Gamifying Digital Forensics: Surprises, Takeaways and Knowledge Gained in Annual CTF
• Finding Hidden Data: Understanding SQL Databases

• Recovering Deleted Messages to Help Uncover the Criminal Mindset
• Decoding Time: Leveraging Timestamps in Digital Forensic Investigations
• Shifting Perspectives in the Drug War: Identifying Patterns with AI
• The Proliferation of Video Evidence and the Importance of Proper Handling
• Identifying Deepfake Images from a Forensic Lens
• Presenting Digital Evidence that Holds up in Court
• How to Hunt Down Malware on Mobile Devices
• Collaboration Between Digital, Investigation Units is Key to Case Success
• Closing Cases: The Crucial Role of Full File Systems in Law Enforcement Investigations
• Baltimore to Test Remaining 1,400 Slides from Cold Case Rapes
• Digital Forensics vs. the Invisible Internet Project
• Push Tech to the Front Lines To Solve Cases Faster
• Why Storing Evidence in the Cloud is Safer, Faster and Better
• The Future of Digital Forensics: The Good and the Bad
• Digital Forensics 101: The Value of ‘Capture the Flag’ Events
• Improving the Mental Health and Well-Being of Forensic Examiners
• How to Access Digital Evidence that Doesn’t Demand Decryption
• Why Access to Digital Evidence is Tougher than Ever, And What You Can Do About It
• Finding Digital Evidence in Wearable Tech
• Isolating Devices to Preserve Evidence
• How Digital Analysts Manage the Impact of Malware
• When You Think Digital Data is Gone Forever, All is Not Lost
• Securing Data from Witness Devices
• Computer Forensics: Best Practices for Sharing Digital Data
• How to Lawfully Collect and Examine Data in the Cloud
• How to Lawfully Collect, Examine and Analyze Data from Computers
• Collecting Data from Encrypted Phones
• Gaining Access 101: A Simple Guide to Data Extractions