AAFS: American Academy of Forensic Sciences Conference
YFSF: Young Forensic Scientists Forum Poster Award
The American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) is the largest multidisciplinary professional forensic science organization in the world, and is supports leadership, scholarship and research in the forensic sciences to advance science and its application to the legal system. The AAFS Young Forensic Scientists Forum is an event held each year at the annual AAFS meeting dedicated to the recognition and development of research by young forensic scientists. CFSRE is proud to provide two awards to the group each year for outstanding Poster presentations by qualified Young Scientists. Each award winner receives a $500 Check and a Plaque.
NAME: National Association of Medical Examiners, Edward J. Barbieri Forensic Toxicology Award
CFSRE is a proud supporter of the National Association of Medical Examiners (NAME) in its efforts to promote excellence in forensic pathology and medicolegal death investigation. CFSRE and its parent organization, the Fredric Rieders Family Foundation support an award for the best platform presentation at the NAME annual meeting based on the quality of the manuscript and the content and style of the platform presentation display. The topic of the research must be related to forensic toxicology and death investigation. The award is made in memory of Edward J Barbieri a long time toxicology leader with NMS Labs and a much loved instructor at the CFSRE. The winner receives a $500 Check and a Plaque.
IACT: International Association for Chemical Testing – Keynote Speaker Support
CFSRE supports the educational mission of the International Association for Chemical Testing (IACT), an organization dedicated to advancing knowledge and best practices in chemical testing related to traffic safety. CFSRE supports the expenses of the guest keynote speaker each year for their travel to the annual IACT conference.
Current Trends in Forensic Toxicology Symposium
The Current Trends in Forensic Toxicology Symposium is an annual symposium focusing on advances and ongoing research in the field of forensic toxicology. The event which is run by the CFSRE in collaboration with Dr Tom Gluodenis at Lincoln University allows for interactions between forensic science practitioners, students, and law enforcement agencies worldwide to show how drug analysis methods and data can be used in understanding human performance and postmortem forensic toxicology. CFSRE is proud to support an award for the best poster presented during the symposium. Poster Award winner receives $100
Current Trends in Seized Drug Analysis Symposium
The Current Trends in Seized Drug Analysis Symposium is an annual symposium focusing on the state of the art science and new developments in forensic chemistry. The event which is run by the CFSRE in collaboration with Dr Tom Gluodenis at Lincoln University allows for interactions between forensic science practitioners, students and law enforcement agencies worldwide to show how drug analysis methods and data can be used in the fight against drugs and organized crime. CFSRE is proud to support an award for the best poster presented during the symposium. Poster Award winner receives $100
