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The NFI invests in applied innovations in order to be able to provide high-quality forensic services. The NFI would like to communicate the findings by means of publications, organising conferences and press releases. This makes it possible to exchange knowledge and experience.

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  • Launch of International Test Phase of CrashCube

    News item | 30-12-2011

    The international test phase of the CrashCube, a technology used to be able to analyse road traffic accidents more effectively, was launched at the end of November 2011. This new technology, which was developed by the Rotterdam-Rijnmond Regional Police Force, will be validated by the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI).

  • NFI scientist appointed professor by special appointment in Criminalistics

    News item | 16-12-2011

    On 1 November Dr C.E.H. (Charles) Berger was appointed professor by special appointment in Criminalistics at the Faculty of Law at Leiden University. Berger will combine the professorship with his work as principal scientist at the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) in The Hague.

  • Cooperation between the NFI, the NWO and the National Institute of Justice

    News item | 06-12-2011

    Recently the Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI), science financier the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO) and the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) in Washington signed an agreement for the exchange of research data and the joint setting up of research and development programmes which are intended to generate the forensic technology of the future.

  • Professor Marjan Sjerps accepts professorship

    News item | 22-11-2011

    On Friday 4 November, Professor Marjan Sjerps gave her inaugural lecture at the University of Amsterdam, entitled ‘Evidential value: “Force 10”, full steam ahead'.

  • Forensic techniques of the future in the CSI Lab

    News item | 27-10-2011

    A crime scene (CS) that always remains intact and open to examination. In the specially built CSI Lab a virtual CS can be examined, long after the real crime scene has been released. Uniquely innovative, there is no other forensic training facility like the CSI Lab in the world.

  • NFI and NCIM Groep supply advanced software solution

    News item | 09-08-2011

    The quantity of data and data sources to be searched in criminal cases, in particular in cases involving fraud, murder and child pornography, is increasing at an enormous speed. The Netherlands Forensic Institute (NFI) has developed an advanced software application entitled Xiraf in order to increase the effectiveness and speed of this type of criminal investigation.

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