In this webinar we will explore how the latest generation of forensic science instruments is improving the way we search for, detect and examine evidence ...

The webinar will focus on the processes which can be used within the forensic field to detect and capture latent fingermarks without using any chemical treatment ...

Crime-lites and other forensic light source are the go-to tools for crime scene and forensic examiners seeking to reveal evidence that would otherwise remain invisible to the naked eye. But, there’s a lot more to using a Crime-lite than just pointing it in the right direction (although that does help!). In this webinar, our team will discuss the best tips and techniques that will enable you to get the most out of your forensic light source and potentially detecting more evidence at the crime scene. Through a mix of live demonstrations and presentations, we’ll be demonstrating which wavelengths are best ...

It is well-known within forensics that there is a close relationship between drug abuse and crime. When analysing drugs of abuse within a criminal case, forensic examiners must ensure they are using the correct solution to identify, analyse and interpret the correct drug used at the time of the crime. In this week’s webinar, we take a look into the workflow of searching for drugs from the use of forensic light sources, through to analytical tools for the interrogation and identification of substances ...

Disaster Victim Identification can appear a lengthy process for forensic experts. The identification of a victim during a mass disaster is rarely possible via visual recognition, and specific evidence types such as fingerprints, dental records and DNA samples are required for a conclusive identification. In this webinar, we use case studies to examine a range of different scenarios to see how advances in technology allow the identification of victims which were previously impossible ...

Forensic examiners at a crime scene are often required to search for evidence in the dark when using a forensic light source to locate fluorescent evidence. When conducting these investigations, it’s recommended for the examiner to be fully dark adapted to ensure no evidence is missed – but how do they do this? ...

20-years ago, foster+freeman pioneered the use of LEDs in handheld forensic light sources. Today, our current range of light sources are once again redefining end-user expectations. In this webinar, we examine the new advances in forensic light source (ALS) technology that might just revolutionise the way that criminal investigators examine a crime scene ...

This week's webinar topic will cover the importance of broadening the use of multiple wavelengths when searching for evidence with a light source both within the crime scene and laboratory. The importance of forensic training will be highlighted from experts within specific areas of forensics to discuss the advantages of implementing training to ALS Users and the benefits it can achieve when detecting evidence ...

Join us for this 30 minute informational webinar where we will utilize the Crime-lite AUTO to conduct a full vehicle search from start to finish. Combining the latest forensic imaging technology with high intensity multi-spectral illumination, the new new Crime-lite AUTO is a complete solution for the search, detection and capture of evidence ...

Following the success of last year's Forensic Light Source Symposium, foster+freeman hosted another Crime-lite focused event which guest speakers from UK organizations shared the latest research in the use of forensic light sources. A great success, the symposium was attended by a global audience of 300 forensic professionals. All presentations given during the day are now available to access on-demand ...

Following the success of last year's Forensic Light Source Symposium, foster+freeman hosted another Crime-lite focused event which guest speakers from UK organizations shared the latest research in the use of forensic light sources. A great success, the symposium was attended by a global audience of 300 forensic professionals. All presentations given during the day are now available to access on-demand ...

Following the success of last year's Forensic Light Source Symposium, foster+freeman hosted another Crime-lite focused event which guest speakers from UK organizations shared the latest research in the use of forensic light sources. A great success, the symposium was attended by a global audience of 300 forensic professionals. All presentations given during the day are now available to access on-demand ...

Throughout the webinar, we'll be using our range of Crime-lites to explain the theory and techniques that enable forensic examiners to reveal vital traces of evidence in cases of sexual and physical assault, not to mention the countless other crimes that may require the human body to be investigated as a crime scene in its own right ...

For the detection and examination of every last trace of forensic evidence; the new Crime-lite LASER provides intense, ultranarrowband LASER illumination from a truly portable light source ...

A demonstration of how forensic light sources and the foster+freeman family of fingerprint examination systems may be used to investigate arson scenes ...

This webinar will include comprehensive demonstrations of our latest range of high-intensity narrowband forensic light sources for the detection of body fluids including semen, saliva, sweat and vaginal fluids at the crime scene and in the laboratory ...

At the crime scene or in the forensic laboratory, the Crime-lite X provides up to 175x wavebands of intense illumination for the detection and examination of physical evidence. A complete ALS kit in a single light source, the Crime-lite X includes White, UV, Violet, Blue, Blue/Green, Green, Orange, Red and Infrared LEDs ...

With the weight and feel of a high-quality DSLR camera, the Crime-lite AUTO is a fully-integrated search and with Crime-lite narrowband illumination. Simply operated via an integral touchscreen, the compact device is ideal for the search, detection, and photography of body fluids (fluorescence and IR examination), fragments of trace evidence, and treated fingerprints ...

The success of foster+freeman is based on the company's ability to create new and innovative solutions that meet the unique requirements of forensic examination. In this webinar, we will be looking at some of the innovations pioneered by foster+freeman during the past 40-years, as well as examining how the company is investing heavily in the research and development of a new generation of forensic science technology ...