PR News has named the finalists in their annual nationwide roundup of talented communicators in the non-profit sector.  We’re pleased to announce that NFSTC is in the hunt for an award in the Employee/Internal Communications category. With the fast growth of our organization over the past few years and the numerous projects NFSTC conducts across [...]

Virtual reality crime scene training developed by NFSTC is now available to state and local law enforcement professionals for free online till January 31. Participants work with a virtual instructor to learn how to use the virtual tools, the process, and the skills that are essential to crime scene management and evidence detection. After completing the virtual lessons, they can use the techniques presented to take on the role of a virtual crime scene investigator – collecting evidence and documenting a virtual crime scene.

To wish our friends, colleagues and stakeholders a happy and safe holiday, NFSTC has created a fun online game for you to play and share. Play the NFSTC Match Up Game now.

In October, the National Institute of Justice, in conjunction with the National Forensic Science Technology Center (NFSTC), sponsored the Rapid Biological Screening Workshop. The event brought together a number of forensic experts to discuss methodologies for dramatically improving throughput of biological samples. Presentations and other materials for this unique workshop are now available free online through NFSTC’s Projects Portal.

NFSTC’s executive team was again recognized by the Tampa Bay Business Journal as one of the area’s top management teams, taking the #3 spot this year in a field of 20 finalists for the Ultimate Management Team awards.