The symposium will be held at The Shine Dome – Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia (http://www.science.org.au/dome/index.htm).
About the Symposium
The 10th ISADE is being hosted by the Australian National Centre for Forensic Studies (www.ncfs.edu.au). The National Centre for Forensic Studies is a collaboration between the University of Canberra and the Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT), in association with the Australian Federal Police (AFP). The Centre brings together many forensic science disciplines, including biology, chemistry (including explosive residue analysis), crime scene investigation, toxicology, and computer forensics. In addition, emerging areas of forensic science in which the Centre is engaged include environmental forensic chemistry and wildlife forensics.
The ISADE is a prestigious international conference that provides a stage for technical experts and Government leaders from around the world in the field of explosives. Concentrating on analysis and detection, the participants present results and discuss ground-breaking developments in this field. The Symposium is intended to cover:
- Reports of research on analysis methods and approaches
- Reports of research on detection methodologies
- Reports on the application of science in casework
- Discussion of developments in the field
Registration/Call for Abstracts
Expressions of Interest to attend ISADE2010 are now closed. All registered symposium participants will receive notification from the ISADE2010 organising committee confirming their invitation to attend. If you wish to make any enquires regarding your attendance, please contact the organising committee.
Abstract submissions for ISADE2010 are now closed. Successful authors will receive notification from the ISADE2010 organising committee confirming their invitation to present at the symposium. If you wish to make any enquires regarding your abstract or presentation, please contact the organising committee.
Accommodation
Accommodation has been pre-booked at discounted prices at 3 hotels in close proximity to the conference venue. Details are available on the accommodation page.
Sponsorship
A range of sponsorship packages, including trade displays, are available. Please contact the organising committee for details about available sponsorship packages.
Current Sponsors
The ISADE 2010 organising committee is proud to acknowledge the support of the following sponsors
   
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Members of the 10th ISADE Organising Committee:
| Name | Affiliations |
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| Sarah Benson, Chair | Deputy Coordinator Criminalistics & Identification Sciences Forensic & Data Centres Australian Federal Police Ph: + 61 2 6223 3386 Email: ISADE10.OrganisingCommittee@afp.gov.au |
| Naomi Speers | Team Leader Chemical Criminalistics Forensic & Data Centres Australian Federal Police |
| Vincent Otieno-Alego | Team Member Chemical Criminalistics Forensic & Data Centres Australian Federal Police |
| Simon Walsh | Coordinator Criminalistics & Identification Sciences Forensic & Data Centres Australian Federal Police |
| Paul Kirkbride | Chief Scientist Forensic & Data Centres Australian Federal Police |
| Vanessa Goodall | Explosives Advisor National Security Science and Technology (NSST) Branch Office of National Security Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet |
| Chris Lennard | Professor of Forensic Studies University of Canberra |
| Steven Armitage | Education Manager, Forensic Science Science, Forensic and Engineering Centre Canberra Institute of Technology |
| Geoff Bell | Science, Forensic and Engineering Centre Canberra Institute of Technology |
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