Strengthening Forensic Science Capabilities in Bolivia: Foster+Freeman and HANSA Expand Strategic Partnership Foster+Freeman is pleased to continue strengthening its partnership with HANSA Proyectos & Servicios,…
Advancing Forensics in Brazil: First DCS6 Installed in Manaus In February, the Federal Police in Manaus, Brazil marked a major step forward in their fingermark…
The foster+freeman Applications Team has already made a strong start to the year, following an exceptionally busy 2025 spent supporting customers and distributors around the world. Between the six members of the team based in the UK, over 90 training sessions were conducted last year, all ensuring our technology is implemented correctly, confidently and consistently.
Foster+Freeman and ELMU Forge Strategic Partnership to Elevate Forensic Science in ASEAN Foster+Freeman is proud to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)…
VSC Technology Aids Investigation into “Hagenes Codex”: Potentially Norway’s Oldest Book .Advanced forensic technology is helping researchers at the National Library of Norway unlock the…
Strengthening Forensic Science Collaboration Between the UK and Italy .Foster+Freeman recently hosted a high-level Forensic Science Workshop at Villa Wolkonsky in Rome, in partnership with…
This article delves into the fascinating world of trace evidence, exploring its significance, the diverse analytical techniques employed, and the critical need for continued investment in this vital area of forensic science.
We will also consider how foster+freeman technology can offer examiners a multitude of examination techniques at a good price-performance value ratio, providing crucial tools while combating the challenges posed by limited funding.
Page substitution, a meticulous forgery technique, poses a significant challenge to border security. This short article delves into the intricacies of page substitution in passport fraud, exploring its methods and detection strategies.
Modern passports are more than just travel documents; they are intricate security devices. Designed to thwart counterfeiters and safeguard national borders, these booklets incorporate a range of sophisticated features, many of which are invisible to the naked eye.
Forensic laboratories are constantly under pressure to process evidence efficiently and accurately. To meet these demands, manufacturers are developing innovative technologies to streamline workflows and improve the quality of analysis.
