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Rapid DNA Technology Forum 2017

Overview The Forensic Technology Center of Excellence (FTCOE) supports the implementation of new forensic technology and best practices by end users, bridging the gap between the scientific and the criminal justice communities. One way the FTCOE moves knowledge from research…

Using Forensics & Biometrics on Human Trafficking

Overview Modern day global realities are that millions of people are immigrants, refugees, enslaved in some form of human trafficking, or otherwise susceptible to conflict or acts of terror. There is no simplistic solution to address these issues, as matters…

ASCLD Webinar Series: Rapid DNA, the QAS and NDIS Part I

Overview The American Society of Crime Lab Directors, along with RTI International, have produced this webinar series designed to investigate the validation, current use, and future implementation of Rapid DNA. This is the first archival of this three-part series that…

ASCLD Webinar Series: Rapid DNA Part III

Overview The American Society of Crime Lab Directors, along with RTI International, have produced this webinar series designed to investigate the validation, current use, and future implementation of Rapid DNA. This third webinar in the Rapid DNA Webinar series focuses…

ASCLD Webinar Series: Rapid DNA Part II

Overview The American Society of Crime Lab Directors, along with RTI, have produced this webinar series designed to investigate the validation, current use, and future implementation of Rapid DNA. This is the second webinar in a three part series. The…

Success Story: Introducing New Methods for DNA Analysis

National Institute of Justice and Midwest Research Institute Date April 2015 Overview Dr. Micah Halpern, formerly of Midwest Research Institute, used National Institute of Justice (NIJ) research grants to develop a unique genotyping method that is capable of rapidly producing…

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Success Story: Advancing Rapid DNA Analysis

National Institute of Justice and NetBio Date April 2015 Overview Using research grants provided by the National Institute of Justice (NIJ), NetBio of Waltham, MA, developed a Rapid DNA Analysis (RDA) system that is much faster at developing DNA profiles…

DNA strand in magnifying glass and handcuffed hands

Success Story: Bringing Short Tandem Repeat DNA Identification to Law Enforcement

National Institute of Justice, UC Berkeley, and IntegenX Date April 2015 Overview Dr. Richard Mathies, chemist and professor at UC, Berkeley, was awarded NIJ funding to develop faster, more reliable, higher throughput, more sensitive, and more integrated technologies for forensic…

Category: Rapid DNA (page 2)

Category: Rapid DNA (page 2)

Rapid DNA Technology Forum 2017

Using Forensics & Biometrics on Human Trafficking

ASCLD Webinar Series: Rapid DNA, the QAS and NDIS Part I

ASCLD Webinar Series: Rapid DNA Part III

ASCLD Webinar Series: Rapid DNA Part II

Success Story: Introducing New Methods for DNA Analysis

Success Story: Advancing Rapid DNA Analysis

Success Story: Bringing Short Tandem Repeat DNA Identification to Law Enforcement

Introduction

Category: Rapid DNA (page 2)