Why use a forensic light source? 

Slider with alias "blog-slider-11" not found. There is nothing to show here! foster+freeman BLOG Why use a forensic light source? Why would we use a forensic light source when searching for evidence at a crime scene rather than just using our eyes or a normal torch?Our market-leading Crime-lite ranges offer Infrared, Visible and Ultraviolet...

Forensic Multispectral Imaging in Art and Cultural Heritage

foster+freeman BLOG Forensic Multispectral Imaging in Fine Art and Cultural Heritage Applications This month marked the 22nd Symposium for the Study of Underdrawing and Technology in Painting, with foster+freeman delighted to have a team of staff in attendance to...

Document Fraud: An Engine of Organised Crime

foster+freeman BLOG Document Fraud: An Engine of Organised Crime Passports, travel and identity documents are precious commodities that allow individuals to cross international borders, and serve as a means of identity for a range of purposes, such as opening a bank...

Upcoming ENFSI meetings and working group events continue to shape forensics in Europe and beyond

Upcoming ENFSI meetings and working group events continue to shape forensics in Europe and beyond Autumn/Winter is a busy time for the European forensic community with multiple European Network of Forensic Scientists (ENFSI) working groups scheduled to take place...

Hong Kong Police Forensic Bureau completes major expansion of fingerprint laboratory

Hong Kong Police Forensic Bureau completes major expansion of fingerprint laboratory The Hong Kong Police Forensic Bureau recently completed a four-year project to expand and officially reopen its high-tech Forensic Fingerprint Laboratory. This revamped facility now...