Written by Carlie Nancarrow, IAFR Member and CPD-Coordinator of the ANZ Branch Participating in the DVI for radiographers workshop has been on my wish list for many years. I was […]
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Written by Shivani Verma, IAFR Member Forensic imaging is a powerful modern innovation that aims to detect and document findings in forensic investigations – primarily for anthropology, archaeology, post-mortem and
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Written by Kazuya Tashiro, IAFR Member This May, I had the opportunity to attend the annual meeting of ISFRI & IAFR in France. It was my 4th time to join
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Written by Courtney Steels, IAFR Member Entering the Hotel Palladium on Thursday morning, we were greeted and given a goody bag, seeingpastries off in the corner of my eye I
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Written by Lindsay Batty-Smith, IAFR Welfare Officer and Denise Elliott, IAFR member The conference held in Toulouse had over 200 delegates from 26 countries and was a resounding success. It
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We have moved our webinars to a new eLearning site! Webinars will continue to be free for members. In order to access the webinars, you will be required to register
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The ASMIRT conference has been rescheduled from 2020 and is now a fully virtual conference!The ANZ branch of the IAFR are proud to announce that the ‘Preparing for Disaster’ workshop
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Member, do you have a friend who is a radiographer or a student or otherwise has an interest in forensic imaging? Get them to join the IAFR now! There are
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About the Author: Dame Sue Black Dame Sue Black is a renowned forensic anthropologist who started her career as a lecturer in anatomy at St. Thomas’ Hospital, London, in 1987.
All That Remains (Dame Sue Black) Read More »
About the Author Richard ‘Dick’ Venables QPM is a retired police officer and former Detective Inspector for South Yorkshire Police. He has experience of being involved in a number of
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