AAFS 2026
AAFS TV Returned for 2025
The American Academy of Forensic Sciences partnered with international film and broadcasting company, WebsEdge, to bring AAFS TV to the 77th Annual Scientific Conference. AAFS TV brings a thrilling element to the conference, using video to enhance your experience throughout this world-leading event. It served as a unique platform to help highlight the most important issues and developments in forensic science.
From AAFS 2025
Companies in forensic science - features:
- Bode Technology: Where Science Meets Justice
- Leading the Way in Forensic Science Education – University of Central Oklahoma
- Justice & Answers with Investigative Genetic Genealogy – Ramapo College IGG Center
- SLED's New Forensic Services Laboratory: Building for the Future
- Advancing Equity through Forensic Nursing Research: jc&research lab & Jessica Draughon Moret
- AAFS Exhibitor Spotlight: Lumo Imaging
Exploring the AAFS 2025 theme, "Technology: A Tool for Transformation or Tyranny"
- Transformation or Tyranny? Tech's Influence on Forensic Science
- 2024-25 AAFS President Christopher "Kip" Thompson:
- Futurist Michael Rogers on AI-Assisted Cybercrimes and Digital IDs
- AAFS Keynote Speaker
- Artificial Intelligence Debate: Does Generative AI Have a Place in Forensic Science?
- Carole Chaski and Brandon Epstein
- Beyond Fake News: How Criminals Use Deepfakes
- AAFS Past President Zeno Zeno Geradts
- Forensic Scientists Weigh in on AI, Automation and More
- Extracting TikTok Data for Criminal Investigations
- Xiao Hu and Umit Karabiyik
Hear from a JFS Author!
- Do Cannabis Vapes Contain More Chemicals Than Users Expect?
- Dr. Lauren L. Richards-Waugh
Exploring AAFS 2025
- A Day in the Life of a Student at AAFS 2025
- Megan Fisher
- What Members Love About AAFS
- Tour the Baltimore Crime Lab with Forensic Science Experts
Looking ahead to AAFS 2026 in New Orleans
- Back to Basics: AAFS Incoming President Joanna Collins on the Academy's 2026 Annual Meeting
- 2025-26 AAFS President Joanna Collins
Partnering with award-winning international film and broadcasting company, WebsEdge, AAFS TV will produce a new daily episode throughout the conference featuring:
News and Insights from the Conference: On site AAFS TV will film interviews, capture key highlights, and hear delegates' insights and reactions from around the conference.
In-Depth Reports: Five-minute documentary style films from universities, institutions and organizations at the cutting edge of robotics looking to highlight programs, case studies and ongoing initiatives that are making a difference.
You will be able to view AAFS TV here on the conference website, on YouTube, onsite at the conference, as well as across social media channels.
In the lead up to the 77th Annual Scientific Conference, WebsEdge will be reaching out to organisations to discuss the opportunity of producing a film about their work, to be included in the AAFS TV show. There is a cost to be featured on these pre-recorded slots and only a limited number of organisations will be able to take part this year.
If you are interested in learning more about the in-depth reports, please contact: Sally Nelson – sally@websedge.com