NFSTC News
NFSTC to host free federal surplus program training
Posted on September 7, 2016
Join us for a free training event to learn about Florida’s State Agency for Surplus Property (SASP) program, providing qualified organizations access to no- or reduced-cost government surplus items for their programs.
Read More...Join us for Forensic Science Week
Posted on August 1, 2016
In celebration of National Forensic Science Week’s fourth year, have a full week of highlighting the vital need for the industry as a public service. Forensic science has been in the spotlight and the hot seat. The truth is, when the science is properly used it can and will service justice. All this week, we’ll … Continue reading Join us for Forensic Science Week
Read More...Women, Science and the Uniform
Posted on July 18, 2016
Eleven Cadets will fall in this month for the annual Biometric and Forensic Internship at the National Forensic Science Technology Center. For the first time in the Largo, Florida based program’s eight year history, females will outnumber their male counterparts; a growing trend in the forensic science community. A recent survey of accredited collegiate forensic … Continue reading Women, Science and the Uniform
Read More...NFSTC Notice: Fentanyl Precautions for Responders
Posted on July 12, 2016
Due to the extreme toxicity of this substance in all forms, NFSTC believes widespread general precautions should be taken by all officers, evidence personnel and laboratory analysts.
NFSTC expands in-house subject matter experts
Posted on June 30, 2016
The National Forensic Science Technology Center (NFSTC) has expanded their in-house subject matter expert capabilities with two new team members. The new hires will focus on an emerging sector of forensic science: digital evidence and forensics. Stephanie Thompson brings nearly a decade of media exploitation (MEDEX) to her new position. Previously with the National Media … Continue reading NFSTC expands in-house subject matter experts
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