Sarang S. Damle’s Post

*Celebrating World Forensic Science Day* 💫 Imagine a world without truth—where the guilty roam free and the innocent suffer. This highlights the vital role of forensic science in uncovering hidden realities and guiding us toward justice. Today, we honor the unsung heroes of this field—our forensic scientists. These dedicated professionals tirelessly piece together fragments of evidence that can change lives. From a single hair to a smudge of ink, every detail is crucial in the pursuit of truth. World Forensic Science Day is not just about science; it’s a celebration of justice. Through seminars, webinars, and conferences, we connect forensic experts with the public, exploring the challenges and innovations shaping this essential field. Let’s take a moment to appreciate those who relentlessly pursue the truth. 👏 Happy World Forensic Science Day—where every piece of evidence tells a story, and every story leads to justice! #WorldForensicScienceDay #ForensicsMatters #JusticeThroughScience #linkedin #infiniteforensics . . . . Vaishnavi Thakre RUCHIKA DWIVEDI Bhupeshkumar Nanhe Anusha S Kumar Dr. Geetika Saxena

Along with Michelle Miranda, Rebecca Bucht and Keith Inman, I am delighted to share this new paper by Patrick Buzzini, part of the Forensic Science International Special Issue about "The Sydney Declaration and the Status of Forensic Science" entitled Kirk’s ‘Ontogeny of Criminalistics’ revisited under the lens of the Sydney Declaration. 👉 https://lnkd.in/g6nH6-jS Paper's Highlights: - Paul Kirk’s 1963 commentary ‘The Ontogeny of Criminalistics’ is still relevant nowadays. - Kirk’s principles and scope of forensic science are examined through the Sydney Declaration - Progress is still mostly technical and practical rather than fundamental and theoretical - Kirk’s principle alone is inadequate to cover the potential and scope of forensic science - Kirk’s ‘science of individualization’ ought to be replaced with the ‘science of traces’ "Prof. Kirk’s concluding interrogative in the Ontogeny still remains relevant: “Is it not time to make a serious effort to define a goal so that we may all talk about the same thing and move in similar directions?” Considering the trace-centric definition and the principles of forensic science in the Sydney Declaration as a goal, can’t we claim to have a path for moving in similar directions?" The Sydney Declaration 👉 https://lnkd.in/eJcQEisg #forensicscience #criminalistics #traces #SydneyDeclaration #principles

I strongly advise anyone interested in forensic science quality, and operations in general, to read this excellent paper by Wim Neuteboom and Alastair Ross, entitled “Shall the twain ever meet?”: https://lnkd.in/gFhVHWhw #forensicscience #qualitymanagement #complexcases #iso17025

Please consider registering for the 12th Global Webinar on Forensic Science and attend my keynote presentation on the increasingly relevant topic of ephemeral messaging apps!

Thrilled to have successfully participated in the FORENSICAMP. (International Series 2.0)!The workshop, held from 27th September to 1st October 2024, provided invaluable insights into forensic science, particularly enhancing my understanding of advanced forensic techniques. Special thanks to the amazing organizers and speakers for making this experience enriching and impactful. I look forward to applying this knowledge in future endeavors! #ForensicScience #ForensicCamp #continuouslearning #ProfessionalDevelopment #ForensicInvestigation

Is it blood? This is one of the many questions forensic experts tackle daily. The Kastle-Meyer (KM) test, a quick and straightforward presumptive test for blood, provides vital initial answers in forensic investigations. This week, our first-year students at the University of Derby are studying this topic, learning how science meets real-world problem-solving in forensic analysis.

I'm glad to share the certification on completion of the 3-day webinar on "Recent Advancements in Forensic Science", conducted by Aavishkar Frontier !! ✨ Thanks to Harshita Toshniwal ma'am and Adarsh V P sir for conducting the webinar. #forensicscience #advancements #webinar

Unlocking the truth through science, one clue at a time. Celebrating the power of forensic science in justice and discovery. – Forensic Edge Learning (FEL) #WorldForensicScienceDay #ForensicEdgeLearning #ForensicScience #JusticeThroughScience #CrimeSceneInvestigation #ForensicInnovation #TruthInScience #FEL

The Third Issue is Out Now! Explore fresh insights and groundbreaking aspects of forensic science in our latest edition—an unmissable read for enthusiasts and professionals alike! We extend our heartfelt gratitude to contributors from around the world for making this issue exceptional. 📖 Read Now: https://lnkd.in/gCh7iuaP Your feedback helps us grow. Share your thoughts with us! 🌟 #ForensicScience #PYFS

I am pleased to share the publication of our review paper titled "Methods and Techniques for Cartridge Case Analysis" in the Academic Journal of Forensic Science (IASR). This paper explores advanced methodologies and techniques used in forensic ballistics to analyze cartridge cases, a critical aspect of firearm-related crime investigations. The publication reflects a comprehensive overview of the various analytical tools and scientific principles that enhance forensic ballistics work. Manju Sihag #IASR #forensicScience #forensicBallistic