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Summer Edition of The ISHI Report Now Live
Aug 20 2020
Greetings from Promega. We hope this edition of the ISHI Report finds you and your loved ones safe and healthy. The ISHI organization team has spent the last few months lear...
The ISHI 31 Agenda Has Been Announced!
Aug 06 2020
The agenda has been released for the 31st International Symposium on Human Identification. Experts from around the world will be presenting on genetic genealogy, MPS, Rapid DN...
Forensic Scientist of Note: Walther Parson
Jul 30 2020
One of the most familiar names in forensic genomics is Dr. Walther Parson. An Associate Professor at the Institute of Legal Medicine at the Medical University of Innsbruck, hi...
Have You ‘Herd’? ISHI 31 Will Be Virtual!
Jul 23 2020
There’s still time to register for the largest annual meeting focused entirely on DNA forensics. Connect with industry leaders, hear about the latest technologies from e...
Predicting Facial Morphology Using DNA Phenotyping
Jul 21 2020
When trying to identify a perpetrator of a crime, phenotyping is another tool that investigators have to generate leads and narrow down suspects. Susan Walsh, Assistant Profes...
Important Update- ISHI 31 Will Be a Virtual Event
Jun 03 2020
Dear ISHI family, The health and safety of our ISHI attendees, exhibitors, partners, and staff is our top priority. Although we would love to gather together this fal...
Heading East for ISHI 33
May 04 2020
With many travel plans being put on hold for now, let’s look ahead to the 33rd International Symposium on Human Identification, which will be held at the Gaylord National Ha...
Announcing the ISHI 31 Keynote: CeCe Moore and Paul Fronczak
Feb 27 2020
“How do you like the name Jack?” the woman on the phone asked. On April 27, 1964, a nurse came into the hospital room of Dora Fronczak, who had just given birth to ...
Winter Edition of The ISHI Report Now Live
Feb 13 2020
The weather may still be arctic in Wisconsin, but we’re doing our best to think Spring! The latest issue of the ISHI Report should warm the heart of any forensic scientist. ...