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Physics Meets Biology 2008
Sunday 13 July to Wednesday 16 July
St. Catherines College, Oxford
by the Biological Physics Group of the Institute of Physics
Physics Meets Biology will provide a broad view of the most recent and exciting research across a broad range of topics, including: signalling, control, noise; molecular motors and cyto-skeletal mechanics; biomolecular self-assembly; bionanotechnology and biomolecular electronics and photonics.
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The Seventh International Conference on Forensic Inference and Statistics
(ICFIS)
Lausanne University
21st - 23rd August, 2008.
Taking advantage of the forensic science facilities, the conference organizers will offer three introductory workshops on the 20th of August, on
- forensic DNA analysis,
- fingerprint identification and
- Bayesian networks in forensic science.
More information at www.unil.ch/icfis
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First Call for Papers
International Conference on Forensic
Applications and Techniques in
Telecommunications,
Information and Multimedia
Adelaide, Australia, January 19-21, 2009
Topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
• Voice over IP call tracing and intercept
• Records tracing and data mining
• Fraud management in commercial transactions
• Techniques for addressing identity theft
• Geo-location techniques for cellular, ad-hoc, wireless and IP
network communications
• Distributed data association across massive, disparate database
systems
• Data carving
• Multimedia source identification
• Image tamper identification
• Image association and recognition
• Motion analysis
• Voice analysis
• Watermarking and applications
• Transaction tracking
• Digital evidence gathering, storage and handling protocols
• General papers on electronic security will be considered where
there is a clear application to the underlying topic of forensic
investigation.
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