One-Day Intensive Hands on Workshop
Chemical Clues: The Role of Chromatography and Spectroscopy in Forensic Analysis
Learn how HPLC, GC, Elemental Analysis and FTIR are used for Crime Investigations.
This workshop aims to provide an overview of forensic chemistry and its applications in forensic evidence analysis. The workshop will be conducted by experts having vast experience of working on commonly used analytical techniques namely, HPLC, GC, FTIR and MP-AES. In addition to instruction in proper lab techniques and safety, students will also get hands-on
training in the above mentioned techniques.
About the workshop
- The workshop is a part of a series intended to introduce applications of analytical chemistry, using modern analytical equipments, to solve cases in forensic science.
- Participants will get hands-on experience to learn the proper use of analytical instrumentation as it applies to forensic chemistry.
- They will develop the skills necessary to properly handle unknown substances, for daily laboratory work, develop a step-wise analysis approach, and analyze forensic evidence.
- Participants will participate in group discussions and dummy crime scene investigation.
For whom
- You should have an interest in forensics and the laboratory environment. Whilst no specialized forensic training is required, a working chemistry knowledge will be beneficial.
- The course is open to anyone looking to further their practical knowledge of analytical chemistry
Fees
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Category |
Fees for workshop |
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Students with valid ID card |
1500 INR |
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Micro and small enterprises/ individuals |
2500 INR |
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Medium and large companies/ others |
4000 INR |
Fess include tea and lunch at Venture Center
Registration
- We can accommodate maximum 24 seats on First-come-first-serve basis.
- Interested particpants need to register here.
- Payment details will be shared via email to participants post screening of registration details and seat will be confirmed only after receipt of payment.
For detailed schedule and inclusions please check here