QIAGEN reaches new peaks to ensure your insights into forensic analysis, exploiting the power of next-generation sequencing (NGS). NGS empowers forensic laboratories to obtain an increased amount of data through the ability to multiplex large numbers of markers – enabling greater success in solving crimes or resolving complex paternity cases, with essential information on identity,… Read article →
Are you ready to cool off from the blazing summer heat? Take a dive into the cooler, more moderate temperatures and join QIAGEN for the 28th International Symposium on Human Identification in Seattle, WA October 2–5, 2017. The spectacular autumn views will dazzle you, in addition to expanding your knowledge on the latest and greatest… Read article →
With the increasing dependence on DNA profiling for human identification, in 2015, the FBI announced the completion of a validation project, adding seven new loci to the core CODIS set. These new STR markers improve the discriminatory power of DNA profiling kits and facilitate data sharing between international databases, which now have more loci in… Read article →
With summer in full swing it means that the 27th Congress of the International Society for Forensic Genetics (ISFG) 2017 is right around the corner! This year marks the first year that the meeting will be held in Asia. Join us in Seoul, Republic of Korea on August 28–September 2, 2017, for this revolutionary event…. Read article →
Criminal investigations increasingly rely on biological evidence, resulting in an increase in the number of samples submitted to forensic laboratories for DNA profiling. It is extremely important for forensic laboratories to be able to handle this growing demand for forensic DNA testing, while still maintaining first pass success rates and turnaround times. To address this… Read article →
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