The IAFR is organising a Forensic Radiography Workshop during the ISRRT 2021 Congress. The programme and registration links are below. (All times below are referring the Irish time zone – GMT+1.) 9.00 Welcome (IAFR Chair) 9.15 The pathologist’s perspective on post-mortem CT (Dr. Linda Mulligan) 9.35 Setting up a coronial-led post-mortem CT (PMCT) service (Amy-Lee […]
The Annual General Meeting of the IAFR will be held online on September 4th at 12:00 BTS/GMT+1. After the AGM there will be a "Ask the Experts" webinar, where international group of experts offer their insights to forensic imaging. Speakers at the webinar:Prof. Michael Thali (Switzerland)Prof. Rick van Rijn (The Netherlands)Amy-Lee Brookes (UK)Jeroen Kroll (The […]
IAFR ANZ Members only! Please join us for our AGM on Wednesday September 22 at 7pm AEST. Members will receive an email with an Adobe Connect link during the month. We also have places available in the committee so if you would like to join us please use the nomination form and get in touch […]
Join the ANZ branch of the IAFR for their next webinar Imaging in the Green by Capt. Julian Thacker. Captain Thacker trained as a radiographer at Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology qualifying with a Bachelor of Medical Imaging in January 2009. He worked at Waikato Hospital in all areas of the general radiography department and […]
Title: Forensic Imaging-(above) View from the perspective of an old Swiss man Lecturer: Dr. Michael Thali If you would like to participate, please fill in the registration form. After submitting your application, your access code etc. will be sent to your registered email address by November 20th, 2021. Live session is free to attend for […]
The 6th ISFRI Webinar Tips and tricks in perinatal postmortem imaging Dr. Guillaume Gorincour Start at noon Marseille, January 27th, 2022.
The UK branch of the IAFR is excited to share our webinar entitled 'How to do PMCT and Angiography' with you. This webinar is for all IAFR members and will take place via zoom on Tuesday 8th February from 7-8pm. Interest in replacing invasive autopsies with PMCT scans in non-suspicious deaths is increasing in the UK. This led […]
The 7th ISFRI Webinar Is virtual anthropology so virtual? Dr.Fabrice Dedouit March 24th, 2022. Registration
Join the ANZ branch of the IAFR for their next webinar “Post-mortem MRI: The Forensic Science SA experience” by Raj Perumal. Raj Perumal is Forensic Science South Australia’s inaugural radiographer with over 28 years of experience. Raj was the National Imaging Facility (NIF) Fellow at South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) and […]
Presenter: Dr Katherine Van Schaik This paper evaluates the use of paleoradiology techniques in the analysis of pediatric remains and offers an algorithmic protocol for the evaluation of pediatric skeletal and soft tissue remains. We searched for relevant literature from three major bioarchaeological journals, PubMed, and the Yearbook of Mummy Studies, and supplemented this […]
This session will be a fascinating and engaging look at how Post-Mortem CT is undertaken across a variety of countries outside of the UK. Our international speakers, from countries including Australia and the Netherlands, will present a short exploration into their own PMCT protocols and procedures, providing us with an insight into the similarities and […]
May 12th - 14th The ISFRI Board would like to announce that the registration for the 2022 ISFRI/IAFR Joint Congress is still open! Please note, due to the continued COVID concerns in Japan, the meeting will be in person in Japan but virtual for all international attendees. Lecture programs include: Gil Brogdon Honorary Lecture: […]
