Shape the future of forensics investigation 

Be part of an award-winning programme

Forensics Expo Europe will return to Excel London in 2027 as part of Public Protection Week and we are now inviting speaker submissions for our 2027 conference programme. 

This flagship event brings together leaders, policymakers and frontline specialists from policing, fire & rescue, ambulance services, civil resilience, search & rescue, and forensic science.  

With a renewed mission to strengthen cross-service collaboration, innovation and operational excellence, we invite you to submit your call for papers that fit within the following framework.

Submit your paper under one of the following programme pillars

Crime Scene Investigation & Evidence Recovery 

From the scene to the lab: precision, accuracy, and operational excellence.

This pillar covers everything that happens at the scene of a crime and during the investigative process. Sessions will explore the methodologies, tools and technologies driving accuracy, efficiency, and stronger case outcomes.

Laboratory Science & Technology

Where biology, chemistry and advanced science shape the truth.

This pillar focuses on the biological, chemical, and physical sciences that underpin modern forensic analysis. Expect cutting-edge scientific developments, casework applications, and discussions on how emerging disciplines are reshaping forensic investigation.

Digital, Tech & Future

Investigations are evolving, fast. This pillar looks ahead to what’s next.

Digital forensics is advancing at unprecedented speed. This pillar explores the cutting-edge technologies transforming how evidence is captured, analysed and presented.

  • Crime Scene Management – securing, preserving and documenting evidence

  • Evidence Recovery Techniques – fingerprints, footprints, trace evidence, fibres, blood spatter

  • Forensic Photography & Imaging – drones, 3D and laser scanning, immersive capture

  • Environmental Forensics – soil, water, and botanical evidence

  • Forensic Entomology – time-of-death determinations using insect activity

  • Mobile Forensic Units – rapid DNA, mobile labs, field-based toxicology

Ideal for: CSIs, SOCOs, forensic investigators, imaging specialists, evidence technicians, homicide and major crime investigators, counter-terrorism teams, mobile forensics units.

  • DNA Profiling & Genomics – next-gen sequencing, rapid DNA

  • Forensic Toxicology – drug, poison and alcohol analysis

  • Forensic Chemistry – trace evidence, fibres, glass, explosives

  • Ballistics & Firearms – trajectory analysis, GSR, weapons investigation

  • Forensic Pathology – autopsy science and cause-of-death investigations

  • Forensic Odontology – dental identification and bite mark analysis

  • Forensic Anthropology – skeletal analysis and reconstruction

  • Emerging Sciences – proteomics, metabolomics and isotope analysis

Ideal for: DNA analysts, toxicologists, chemists, firearms examiners, anthropologists, odontologists, pathologists, and laboratory managers.

  • Mobile Device Forensics – encrypted data, apps, devices

  • Computer & Cyber Forensics – networks, cloud, IoT, malware, dark web

  • Audio/Visual Forensics – CCTV, deepfake detection, image/video analysis

  • AI & Big Data – predictive analytics, machine learning, automated workflows

  • Biometrics – facial recognition, gait, iris, fingerprint technologies

  • Digital Chain of Custody – integrity, admissibility, and court readiness

  • Ethics, Privacy & Regulation – safeguarding rights in digital investigation

  • Future Tech – robotics, automation, VR crime scene reconstruction

Ideal for: digital forensics analysts, cybercrime teams, OSINT specialists, network investigators, AV forensic experts, senior investigators and digital evidence officers.

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