EDEWG is managed by the Steering Committee (8 experts from different institutes). The working group consists of 57 ENFSI members from 31 different countries and of 8 associate members. A Conference is held every two years and Business Meetings are held annually, in conjunction (where possible) with the EDEWG Conference.
Step into the heart of forensic DNA innovation at ISHI – the largest annual symposium dedicated to your field. Connect with thought leaders, engage in hands-on workshops, and absorb presentations that are driving the future of our field. This year, we invite you to explore how the past and future converge at the intersection of behavioral science and breakthrough technologies. From November 3–6, 2025, join a vibrant community shaping what comes next in forensic science.
INACIPE is a leading institution dedicated to advancing a more just, efficient, and humane criminal justice system through high-level education, research, and professional training. Specialising in Criminal Sciences and Public Security, INACIPE offers postgraduate programmes, trains public prosecutors and forensic experts, and collaborates with both public and private institutions. With a strong commitment to innovation and academic excellence, INACIPE strives to be a national and international benchmark in criminal justice education, research, and policy advisory, serving as a vital resource for the continuous improvement of justice systems.
The European Division of the IAI is committed to advancing forensic science and biometrics through education, innovation, and collaboration. With a focus on high-quality training via seminars, conferences, and summer schools, the Division also promotes cutting-edge research and the ethical application of forensic practices. By partnering with key professional bodies and EU research initiatives, it serves as a hub for knowledge exchange, professional networking, and the dissemination of emerging technologies; uniting practitioners, researchers, students, and technical partners in the shared goal of strengthening forensic and biometric science across Europe.
The Iowa Division of the International Association for Identification is a non-profit organization chartered in 1963 with the International Association for Identification. The Iowa I.A.I has over 200 active, life, and associate members who are valued resources within the forensic law enforcement community. Our membership has a vast knowledge in the scientific disciplines of fingerprints, photography, footwear, DNA, crime scene processing, and more. Our members believe in networking and they appreciate continued education and learning from our peers. We offer newsletters and information on our website about new technology, techniques, and resources. The Iowa I.A.I strives to educate and share with its members by offering trainings and an annual educational conference. We are Iowa’s regional representatives to the I.A.I, the most senior organization that certifies and sets standards in forensic science disciplines.
Milipol Paris, the leading event for Homeland security and safety, is organised every two years under the aegis of the French Ministry for the Interior, in partnership with several national and international institutions / governmental bodies. In 2023, the event gathered over 1,100 exhibitors and over 30,000 visitors.
The European Fingerprint Working Group (EFP-WG) is dedicated to advancing excellence in fingerprint detection, imaging, and comparison across Europe. Established in 2001, the group fosters professional development through regular meetings, hands-on workshops, and the sharing of expertise. With two specialised subgroups, Detection and Identification, the EFP-WG supports collaborative research, promotes innovation, and drives quality standards through initiatives such as the Best Practice Manual and proficiency testing. Guided by an elected Steering Committee, the group offers a strong platform for networking, training, and the continuous improvement of fingerprint science in forensic practice.
High Security Printing™ Asia focuses on government-specified and issued documents, including currency, fiduciary documents, excise stamps, ID cards, e-passports, visas, vehicle documents and licences, with a particular emphasis on banknotes and the emerging technologies for ID and travel documents. As in previous events, speakers will be specialists in their field providing technical presentations, including some regional case studies. Running in tandem with the event will be a trade exhibition of approximately 30 exhibitors working in the currency, e-passport, smart card, authentication and related industries.
