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25.01.2022 Scholarships available for women in STEM. Applications close 20th March. All if info is in the link.

24.01.2022 Guide to forensic pathology practice for death cases related to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) (Trial draft #COVID19 #coronavirus #COVID2019 #forensic #forensicpathology #autopsy #guide @tandfonline @iafs2020 @WHO

23.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/AFPNMPCC/videos/594060871307523/

22.01.2022 Dr Marianne Tiemensma NT Forensic Pathologist Senior Constable Ellen Pocock NT Fingerprint Expert Dr Jo Lee NT Forensic Biologist This is a panel presentation from influential women working in Forensic Science in the Northern Territory; they will talk about their respective jobs and what they actually do, how they got there, successes and challenges they encountered along the way. This is an interactive presentation with the audience and there will be an opportunity to ...ask any questions of the panel at the end. Date Tuesday 10th March 2020 Time 5.45pm for a 6pm start Location Palmerston College Secondary Campus 10-12 D Hub, 10 Tilston Avenue, Driver Cost FREE We particularly encourage girls and women who are studying / thinking of studying or are interested in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (S.T.E.M) to attend.

21.01.2022 REMINDER - Next Tuesday.

20.01.2022 Fantastic International Women's Day presentation tonight from 3 amazing NT Influential Women in Forensic Science. Dr Marianne Tiemensma - Forensic Pathologist, S/C Ellen Pocock - Fingerprint Expert and Dr Jo LEE - Forensic Biologist. Thank you to Palmerston College for the venue it was great turn out.

19.01.2022 ANZFSS NT Branch presents it's first speaker for 2020. Forensic Chemist Catherine McDONALD Topic Secrets from the Grave Date Monday 17th February 2020 Time 6pm... Location The Council Room Darwin Trailer Boat Club 8 Atkins Drive, Fannie Bay Cost FREE (for ANZFSS members) $10 non-members (tax deductable)

18.01.2022 If you need a free refresher this April.

18.01.2022 Congrats to Dr Jodie Ward and our Centre for Forensic Science at UTS! What a preview of what #iafs2020 workshops can be. Please stay tuned as these will be released soon. https://mobile.abc.net.au//elite-police-forensic/11995080

17.01.2022 NATIONAL SCIENCE WEEK 2020 NTPFES FORENSIC SCIENCE BRANCH Did you know this week is National Science Week? From 15 to 23 August 2020, National Science Week is an annual celebration of all things science and technology in Australia. We thought this week would be a great time to show you the science behind policing in the Northern Territory. The Forensic Science Branch (FSB) is a branch of the NT Police, Fire and Emergency Services (NTPFES) which provides scientific and techn...ical support and advice to the NT Police, other government agencies, and to private organisations by arrangement. The role of the FSB is to deliver a nationally accredited specialist forensic science service to all levels of the judicial system. The FSB is under the management of a civilian director and a Senior Sergeant as Officer in Charge (OIC). It is comprised of six Darwin based units along with regional crime scene units in Alice Springs and Katherine. Sworn police, auxiliaries, scientists, administration, and quality assurance staff make up the units in the FSB. The units include Crime Scene Examination Units (CSEU) and Scene of Crime Officers (SOCO) along with the Fingerprint, Firearm, Exhibit Liaison, Forensic Chemistry, and Forensic Biology Units. They undertake specialist forensic roles to effectively respond to the crime environment and towards keeping the community safe. Throughout this week, we’ll give you a brief insight into each of the units. Stay tuned! #ntpfes #scienceweek #forensicscience

17.01.2022 Working in 12-hour shifts seven days a week, they made sure the bodies of the thousands of COVID-19 victims were handled safely and with dignity. Because of the severity of the pandemic, responders were challenged with handling, at times, hundreds of bodies each day. A forensic science professor reflects on weeks spent on a COVID-19 disaster mortuary response team in New York. https://www.forensicmag.com/565496-Forensic-Science-Profes/

17.01.2022 A Florida judge has allowed a warrant for investigators to search the entire GEDmatch database, including all those individuals who had opted out of law enforcement searches. Hmmmmmmmmm food for thought!

16.01.2022 FREE ONLINE COURSE - When enrolling, select the no certificate option for the free version. https://www.coursera.org/learn/challenging-forensic-science

15.01.2022 IAFS comes back to the Southern Hemisphere for the first time since 1990. Be part of history and submit an abstract for the 22nd IAFS Meeting in conjunction with the 25th #ANZFSS Symposium and in partnership with the first #DFRWS APAC meeting: iafs2020.com.au/abstracts/ #iafs2020

13.01.2022 We are very sad to share that Prof. Carol Henderson passed away. Carol was passionate about #forensicscience, especially the nexus of science and law. She was a good friend of ANZFSS NT Branch and travelled to Darwin and presented to our membership, which was an epic effort! R.I.P https://news.aafs.org/aaf/in-memoriam-carol-e-henderson-jd/

11.01.2022 Sea change anyone? The NSW Police Force is advertising for a Scenes of Crime Officer (SOCO) in the Sydney metro area. This is an entry level crime scene position. https://iworkfor.nsw.gov.au//scene-of-crime-officer-crime-

11.01.2022 Sea change anyone?

10.01.2022 Delve into the world of human osteology & skeletal trauma with our forensic anthropologists. Short courses are now open at VIFM: https://www.vifm.org/teaching-and-r/teaching/short-courses/ https://youtu.be/aEUad86VN8o?t=1154

08.01.2022 Do you have significant experience in a drug-testing laboratory? VIFM's Toxicology department is responsible for all medico-legal toxicology testing in Victoria, relating to reportable deaths, in addition to analysis for drug impaired drivers, drug facilitated crime cases and random roadside drug testing. The team is seeking an experienced forensic Toxicologist to be responsible for performing toxicology for Coronial cases and Victoria Police cases submitted to the laboratory... for testing, providing expert evidence in court, signing off results of scientific tests, developing processes, and maintaining laboratory policies and procedures. https://www.facebook.com/1448698702103144/posts/2337142693258736/

02.01.2022 Career change anyone? https://www.seek.com.au/job/50525471