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Keynote Announced: From Evidence to Narrative: The Convergence of True Crime Media and DNA Forensics
Mar 14 2024
This year’s keynote spotlights the dynamic intersection of true crime and DNA forensics: from unraveling mysteries and personal narratives to inspiring change and advancing ...
Workshops Announced for ISHI 35
Feb 15 2024
The ISHI conference agenda includes a diverse range of workshops focusing on forensic DNA analysis. Topics cover AABB accreditation, implementation of Forensic Genetic Genealo...
Unlock Your Future in Forensic Science: Apply to be an ISHI Student Ambassador
Feb 01 2024
Are you a student with a fervor for forensic science? Eager to be part of a global community that’s shaping the future of human identification? We have an exciting oppor...
Announcing the New Members of the ISHI Advisory Committee
Dec 07 2023
The ISHI planning team is excited to announce the newest members of our Advisory Committee. The committee was formed to steer the content and format of the annual symposium to...
Highlights from ISHI 34 in Denver, Colorado
Sep 26 2023
Topics such as burnout and resiliency are not often spoken about in forensic DNA. This year’s keynote, Allison Massari, taught those in the audience the potent life less...
Know Before You Go to ISHI 34
Sep 14 2023
It’s hard to believe, but it’s almost time for ISHI 34! Our hope is that after the conference you return to the office with a renewed sense of passion for the important wo...
August 2023 Issue of The ISHI Report Now Live
Aug 24 2023
Greetings and welcome to the August edition of the ISHI Report. As summer winds to a close here in Madison, WI, our team is engaged in final preparations for the 34th ISHI. We...
Under the Microscope – Meradeth Houston Snow
Aug 02 2023
The intersection between identifying human remains that may be of Native American ancestry, and genetic testing, is one that is fraught with misunderstandings and cultural ins...
Under the Microscope 2023 – Greg Hampikian
Jul 12 2023
The National Registry of Exonerations reported that misleading forensic evidence is a prominent factor in wrongful convictions. Because DNA evidence resonates with jurors, eve...