Share Your Work
The organizing committee invites you to submit your abstracts for oral, interesting case, or poster presentation. Abstracts will be considered for oral presentation on topics related to advances in the DNA typing process, policy updates and interesting case studies.
All proposals will be selected based on perceived interest to the forensic community. Abstract proposals should be non-commercial and focused on educating forensic scientists on topics that will improve their technical, legal or policy knowledge.
Abstracts not accepted for oral presentation will automatically be considered for poster presentation.
Deadlines:
- Oral Presentation: June 14, 2021
- Interesting Case Presentation: June 14, 2021
- Poster Presentation: July 12, 2021
*At the time of this solicitation we are still planning to hold the meeting as scheduled in person. If circumstances change, we will be hosting the meeting on a virtual platform.
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