TIAFT Main event

• Bonn, 2010

Past Events

• Geneva, 2009
• Martinique, 2008
• Seattle 2007
• Ljubljana 2006
• Seoul 2005
• Washington 2004
• Melbourne 2003
• Paris 2002

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President's Message

July 23, 2010

The next meeting in Bonn is looming. I am looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible. The organisers have so far had over 400 registrations (including 44 young scientists, 21 developing country members and 46 acompanying persons)...

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6th South American Regional Meeting TIAFT

The 6th South American Regional Meeting TIAFT will be held in Asuncion, Paraguay, from November 1st to the 4th. The Meeting Chairman, Dra. Mariza Insaurralde, is looking forward to welcome you all.
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TIAFT Sponsorship Policy

Individuals and corporations are invited to assist TIAFT in sponsoring a range of activities including travel grants for members of developing countries to attend meetings and to visit mature laboratories, training activities of the board in developing countries, activities and awards for young scientists etc. The sponsorship document, in .pdf format, can also be downloaded here.
 

European Academy of Legal Medicine

National Guidelines and Protocols - A complete Report presenting results and discussion is being published in the July issue of the International Journal of Legal Medicine. Specifically, the publications include an Editorial entitled "Unitariness, Evidence and Quality in Bio-Medicolegal Sciences" and an article entitled "Bio-Medicolegal Guidelines and Protocols: survey and future perspectives in Europe"
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TIAFT recommendation

Drug Testing and Analysis

Launched 2009, this new journal explores analytical techniques used in sports doping, illicit/recreational drugs use; forensics/homeland security; pharmaceuticals; toxico-pathology and the environment. Access to full content is available until the end of 2010.