International Experts Summit on Forensic Science and Research

The Iconic Meetings cordially welcomes you to the International Experts Summit on Forensic Science and Research (Forensic Research-2027), which will be held from April 08–10, 2027, in Osaka, Japan. This prestigious international summit provides a premier platform for forensic scientists, researchers, academicians, law enforcement professionals, legal experts, and industry leaders from around the world to exchange knowledge, share innovative research, and discuss emerging trends and challenges in forensic science. Forensic Research-2027 is dedicated to advancing scientific excellence and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration across diverse areas of forensic science. The conference will cover a broad spectrum of topics, including Forensic DNA Analysis, Crime Scene Investigation, Forensic Toxicology, Digital and Cyber Forensics, Forensic Pathology, Forensic Anthropology, Ballistics, Fingerprint Analysis, Forensic Chemistry, Questioned Documents, Forensic Psychology, Artificial Intelligence in Forensics, and Emerging Forensic Technologies. Through keynote presentations, plenary sessions, scientific discussions, technical workshops, and networking opportunities, participants will gain valuable insights into the latest developments and practical applications transforming modern forensic investigations. We warmly invite researchers, students, forensic practitioners, government officials, law enforcement agencies, industry professionals, and academic experts to join us in Osaka, Japan, a vibrant city renowned for its technological innovation, cultural heritage, and global connectivity. Your participation will contribute to meaningful scientific dialogue, international collaborations, and the advancement of forensic science practices that support criminal investigations, public safety, justice systems, and societal well-being worldwide. Join us at Forensic Research-2027 and be part of a global gathering dedicated to shaping the future of forensic science and research.