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The Forensics Technology Magazine For The Global Forensics Community.

A review of the latest technologies, equipment and services available to forensic investigation teams worldwide. Updated on a regular basis it is designed to be a useful, free, reader friendly and ever increasing source of information / reference for forensic investigators working both externally at crime scenes and in a laboratory environment. Make sure you register to get sent updates when new content is added.

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The Forensic Technology Review uses our proven online magazine software which not only gives its commercial participants more promotional options but also gives readers a far more interactive experience and faster response mechanism. In these environmentally conscious times our online magazines are also very ‘green' with no paper, printing, packaging or postage. Online magazines also have the ability to be shared with an unlimited number of colleagues at the touch of a button. Like all our magazines The Forensic Technology Review is specifically designed to be read easily online and incorporates movies and email and website links. It has bookmark, search, tell a friend and thumbnail options.

The Forensic Technology Review is available to read free of charge and is marketed to relevant law enforcement agencies and members of relevant forensic investigation associations worldwide. This activity is primarily focused in Europe, Asia and Australasia and North America. Subjects covered include ballistics, fingerprinting, DNA and trace evidence, digital/computer forensics, forensic odontology, entomology, anthropology, geology, and toxicology. The issue is updated regularly to include a mixture of articles, case studies, interviews, technology profiles and reports.

The Forensic Technology Review will always be completely free to access with no subscription costs. In our experience this ensures that the magazine is widely read within all relevant departments. One of the greatest benefits of our magazine format is the ease with which its content can be shared with colleagues.

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