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  • Scientific Evolution
  • Future of Forensic Science

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  • The International Association of Forensic Sciences (IAFS) 2023 meeting, themed 'Where to from Here' (WTFH), addressed the rapid evolution of forensic science.
  • The COVID-19 pandemic led to the cancellation of the 2020 meeting, but a virtual event in 2021 launched the Sydney Declaration, establishing a definition and principles for the field.
  • The Sydney Declaration provides an aspirational, shared understanding of forensic science, independent of specific organizations, techniques, or protocols.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify and predict evolutionary changes within the forensic science landscape.
  • To build upon the Sydney Declaration by gathering delegate input on the future of forensic science.
  • To consolidate information and create a comprehensive overview of the future direction of forensic science.

Main Methods:

  • The 2023 IAFS meeting focused on five key themes: integration and harmonization, digital transformation, research, education and training, and technology.
  • Information was gathered through focused panel discussions across 22 represented disciplines.
  • Delegate input was also collected via a dedicated meeting app during and for two weeks after the conference.

Main Results:

  • Panel discussions and delegate feedback provided insights into the current state and future trajectory of forensic science.
  • The collected information was collated to form a consolidated 'WTFH landscape' for forensic science.
  • The study facilitated a broad discussion on the future of forensic science, informed by the Sydney Declaration's principles.

Conclusions:

  • The WTFH initiative and the 2023 IAFS meeting successfully gathered diverse perspectives on the future of forensic science.
  • The consolidated landscape provides a foundation for a more focused and constructive future for the field.
  • Continued dialogue and adaptation, guided by principles like those in the Sydney Declaration, are crucial for forensic science's evolution.