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Fostering strong collaborations to enhance academic excellence

Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science, India, and Laguna State Polytechnic University, Laguna, Philippines have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). We believe in fostering strong collaborations to enhance academic excellence and provide our students with enriching opportunities. This Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signifies a collaborative effort to advance the fields of forensic science and education, empowering students with cutting-edge knowledge and practical skills. We aim to provide opportunities for students in conferences, internships, and workshop experiences to enhance cross-cultural understanding and academic growth.

Forensic Training and Workshop on Fingerprint and Questioned Document Examination

Dr. Ranjeet Singh delivered a Forensic Training and Workshop on Fingerprint and Questioned Document Examination at Holy Angel University, Angeles City, Philippines. This training program on fingerprint examination provided participants with the fundamental abilities and understanding needed to analyse fingerprints with competence. This program aimed to provide learners with the skills and information required to successfully analyse and evaluate various types of questioned documents.

Lecture on Forensic Science and Criminal Justice

Dr. Ranjeet Singh gave a lecture on Forensic science and Criminal Justice at Tarlac State University, Philippines. This lecture aimed to provide a comprehensive overview of the techniques and tactics utilized by forensic professionals around the world. Solving mysteries entails not only giving closure to victims, holding perpetrators accountable, and working towards a better world. It provided insight to the students on the importance of forensics in the criminal justice system.

Forensic Science Emerging Trends

Dr. Ranjeet Singh visited UPSIFS and talked about the multifaceted nature of forensic science. He discussed the importance of the field and its significance beyond crime-solving. He highlighted the crucial role it plays in serving justice to innocent people and talked about the integration of technology with this field and how the future of forensic investigation will be impacted by technology.

Empowering Forensic Future Together

The MoU between SIFS India and the Integral Institute of Allied Health Science and Research (IIAHS), Integral University, Lucknow, UP, marks a new era for forensic science. Together, we will advance the field, raise awareness of its societal importance, and offer enriching educational opportunities for students and professionals across cultures.

Fostering Innovation and Advancing Knowledge

Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science and the Bangladesh Institute of Forensic Psychology and Graphology signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This partnership offers an exclusive chance for both organizations to collaborate. Involvement in various events such as conferences, workshops, and projects will facilitate the exchange of expertise among professionals, researchers, and students. We look forward to observing the influence on aspiring forensic professionals and the progress that will emerge from our joint efforts.

Investigator's Meet, Mumbai

An investigators' meet was organized by HDFC Mumbai where Dr. Ranjeet Singh was invited with other forensic experts, and law enforcement officials to share insights, exchange investigative techniques, and discuss ongoing cases. The atmosphere crackles with a blend of focused intensity and camaraderie as professionals from various agencies and backgrounds come together to collaborate. Presentations ranged from recent breakthroughs in forensic technology to analyses of criminal behavior patterns. Through lively discussions and workshops, attendees got the chance to enhance their skills, broaden their knowledge, and forge invaluable connections within the investigative community. This meeting served not only to sharpen investigative prowess but also to foster a sense of solidarity in the relentless pursuit of justice.

Visit by Keshav Kumar IPS (Retd.) at SIFS India

Keshav Kumar, IPS (Retd.), Director, Anti-Corruption Bureau, Gujarat State, India, visited SIFS India, where he discussed the future of forensic science in India with Dr. Ranjeet Singh, Director, SIFS India. The visit focused on future collaborations and opportunities for integrating emerging technologies, such as digital forensics and forensic accounting, into anti-corruption efforts.

Integrated Forensic Techniques: Hands-On Training Workshop

A day-long hands-on training workshop on Integration of Forensic Techniques: Combined Approaches in Document and Fingerprint Analysis was organized by Parul University, Ahmedabad, with Dr. Ranjeet Singh as the keynote speaker. The primary objective of the workshop was to give participants a unique opportunity to understand the importance of applying integrated forensic techniques to solving document and fingerprint-related cases. Attendees also gained valuable insights through theoretical and practical sessions about the latest methodologies and technologies to ensure the highest level of accuracy in their investigative process.

Collaborative Efforts: Strengthening Academic Bonds

Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science in India and Parul University in Vadodara, Gujarat, joined hands by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This partnership aims to enhance forensic science education and provide hands-on experience with the latest technologies in the field. Through guest lectures, joint research projects, seminars, internships, and conferences, students will gain valuable practical exposure. We hope this collaboration will have a positive impact on the careers of aspiring forensic experts and expect significant advancements to result from this collaboration.

Cyber Security Workshop

Albatross and Wegyanam, Gargi College, Delhi University, organized a Cyber Security Workshop and invited Dr. Ranjeet Singh to share valuable insights with the students. The primary objective of the workshop was to equip attendees with different types of cyber threats and ways to safeguard their digital assets from such threats. The workshop gave students an opportunity to gain practical knowledge about threat detection, network security, encryption techniques, and secure coding practices. Attendees also learned how to become cyber security specialists and help minimize digital crimes.

Collaboration for Forensic Advancement

SIFS India and Indrashil University, Mehsana, Gujarat, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). Through this collaboration, we look forward to redefining the future of forensic science education in India by providing students with the opportunity to be a part of guest lectures, joint research projects, seminars, internships, and conferences. Both academic institutions are committed to nurturing talent and inspiring younger generations of forensic scientists.

Campus Placement Drive

Dr. Ranjeet Singh visited Sharda University, Noida, for the Campus Placement Drive, where he interviewed students who could be potential employees and discussed the scope of forensic science with them. The campus placement drive played a crucial role in helping students transition from education to employment for their bright future.

Murder of Meredith Kercher | Expert Session

SGT University, in collaboration with SIFS India, organized an expert session where forensic expert Prof. Robert Green from the UK delivered a wonderful talk on "The Murder of Meredith Kercher." The students of SGT University were enlightened with deep forensic inquisitiveness towards murder mysteries and their investigations.

Anti -Trafficking of Drugs: A Differential Approach

A one-day webinar organized by SIFS highlighted the global issue of drug trafficking and the challenges faced by law enforcement in addressing drug-related offenses. The primary goal of the event was to bring together experts and students to engage in discussions to raise awareness among the public about this critical issue.