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News item | 27-08-2010
On August 26, 2010, The Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) and Wetstone Technologies, Inc., innovator of cyber security solutions, signed a ‘Memorandum of Understanding’.
News item | 07-07-2010
At the international level, forensic awareness and a cooperation structure are lacking. Consequently, opportunities are missed to prevent crime, to prosecute offenders and to clear the innocent of all blame.
News item | 19-04-2010
The Netherlands and the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) can play a significant role in combating nuclear terrorism by applying state-of-the-art forensic techniques. The NFI is willing to offer its services in an international context.
News item | 16-10-2009
The fight against terrorism is global. In order to be able to detect and investigate chemical and biological terrorism in time, subject matter experts from a dozen countries met at The Hague for a symposium this week, hosted by the Netherlands Forensic Institute and FBI.
News item | 19-06-2009
During a high-level international meeting in The Hague between the 16th-17th June, the Netherlands Forensic Institute called for more emphasis to be paid to forensic investigations in the fight against the threat of nuclear terrorism.
News item | 08-08-2008
Rotterdam, 7 August 2008 – DNA now also makes it possible to predict from which region in Europe a person originates.
News item | 10-04-2008
The Board of Governors of the University of Amsterdam (UvA) has appointed Dr A.D. (Ate) Kloosterman Professor by Special Appointment in Forensic Biology in the Faculty of Science.
News item | 24-01-2008
Researchers of the Erasmus University Medical Centre have discovered a gene in the human DNA that has a major influence on eye colour. The NFI supported the study.
News item | 27-12-2007
The NFI has signed a declaration of intent with the Chinese Institute of Forensic Science, a forensic laboratory based in Shanghai.
News item | 01-12-2007
The Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) uses state-of-the-art technology and science to provide high-quality forensic services. Passionately dedicated NFI professionals concentrate on the prompt provision of comprehensible, objective and multidisciplinary forensic analyses, with the aim of improving the client’s information position.
