Streamlining Forensic Workflows: How Versaterm Empowers Crime Labs
At ISHI 35, Kelsie from Versaterm shares how their innovative solutions are transforming the way crime labs manage forensic workflows. Formerly known as JusticeTrax, Versaterm offers cutting-edge Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) that streamline processes from DNA extraction to court presentation. In this insightful interview, Kelsie discusses: 🔬 How configurable LIMS solutions help labs meet […]
From Nameless to Known: How DNA Doe Project Brings Justice to the Forgotten
Imagine working for years to provide answers to just one family. At ISHI 35, we sat down with Jennifer Randolph, Executive Director of Case Management at DNA Doe Project, to discuss how this nonprofit is transforming forensic genealogy and giving names back to the unknown. With over 100 dedicated volunteer genealogists, DNA Doe Project has […]
The Identification of Suspected Vampire “JB55”
Travis chats with Ellen Greytak, the director of Bioinformatics, of Parabon NanonLabs who describes the identification of “JB55” who had died in the 1800’s. Unlike other burials of that time in the area, his skull and femurs were neatly arranged in the shape of a skull and crossbones, leading archaeologists to conclude that the man […]
Navigating Lab Challenges with Innovative DNA and Forensic Sample Management Solutions
Today’s sponsored guest blog is written by InVita Healthcare Technologies. Forensic professionals face immense challenges, from managing heavy workloads to meeting strict regulatory demands while ensuring the integrity of every case. InVita Healthcare Technologies supports the forensic community with innovative DNA and forensic sample management solutions that ensure compliance, transparency, and productivity. These highly configurable […]
Supporting Forensic Non-Profit Organizations at ISHI
Today’s guest blog is written by Kaylanie Story, Promega. Reposted from the ISHI Report with permission. Forensic non-profit organizations play a critical role in our justice system and society at large. Supporting forensic non-profit organizations is an investment in justice, human rights, and public safety. These organizations perform essential work that often goes unnoticed but […]
A Brief Overview of the Developmental Validation of PowerPlex® 35GY System
Today’s sponsored guest blog is written by Promega. This article summarizes the developmental validation of the PowerPlex® 35GY System, an 8-dye STR multiplex for human identification applications. This system is optimized for use with Spectrum CE Systems and aims to amplify 35 loci, including all CODIS and ESS markers, Amelogenin, and DYS391 for gender determination. […]
Unlocking Advanced Technology in Forensic Science: Whole Genome Sequencing and the Power of FIGG DNA Profiling
Today’s sponsored guest blog is written by DNA Labs International. In the ever-evolving world of forensic science, DNA Labs International (DLI) stands out as a leader in technology by consistently embracing the most advanced solutions to tackle complex cases. Since 2004, DLI has been at the forefront of forensic DNA services, driven by a commitment […]
Shaping the Future of Forensic Science: Seratec
This interview from ISHI 34 with Alexander Griberman from SERATEC, marks the company’s notable 10th appearance at the conference. SERATEC, a pioneering German-based company, specializes in manufacturing test kits crucial for the forensic community, including those for the detection of various forensically relevant body fluids. Alexander shares insights into SERATEC’s commitment to meeting international customers, […]
Shaping the Future of Forensic Science: Diacel Arbor Biosciences
Join us at ISHI 34 for an enlightening conversation with Brian Renell from Diacel Arbor Biosciences, marking the company’s first-ever appearance at the conference. Diacel Arbor Biosciences, founded by two professors from the University of Michigan, specializes in creating cutting-edge tools for the forensic science community, including their pioneering Hybridization Capture technology for DNA enrichment. […]
