We are very pleased to announce that The Society will be holding another one-day Educational Seminar.
Date: Wednesday 26th November 2008
Venue: Derbyshire Constabulary Headquarters
Subject: Increasing Detections by Advanced Forensic Recovery of Marks & Trace Evidence
This seminar / workshop will complement NPIA training and continuous professional development programmes and will provide delegates with CPD credits that can, if the delegate wishes, contribute towards a qualification.
The subjects covered will be;
- Specialist lighting & Imaging
- GL scan
- Sputter coating as an alternative to Metal Deposition and
- Nano Technology.
The format of the day will be presentations in the morning session followed by hands on demonstrations of the techniques in the afternoon.
Who should attend?
The seminar/workshop is designed to be of interest to all staff involved within the Scientific Support and specialist identification fields;
Fingerprint Staff CSIs Imaging Staff
Footwear Specialists SIOs Specialist Operations
In-house Lab Staff Forensic Intelligence
Other Identification Specialists
(Tools, tyres, glove, ears, lips marks etc.)
Finally
Training and development is key to increasing organizational performance and the motivation of staff. Today, as the number of conferences, seminars and workshops spirals it is essential that such events are of a high quality, focused to requirements, cost effective and provide added value. The Fingerprint Society in conjunction with NPIA believe that this Seminar provides this balance and hope that you and your colleagues will come and joining us on 26th November 2008.
For further details please contact Karen Stow at karen.stow.9864@derbyshire.pnn.police.uk or Nick Mitchell at nick.mitchell@leicestershire.pnn.police.uk
The Society held its first seminar in Manchester on November 10th 2007.
It was titled "Fingerprints on the Brain" and was based on the research of Dr. Itiel Dror.
Documents relating to this event are available from our downloads page.
A full review of the Seminar can be found in the December 2007 issue of Fingerprint Whorld.