Forensic medicine and toxicology play a significant role in forensic science in cases involving road accidents, poisoning, sexual violence, etc.
New drugs are developed and introduced now and then, making it essential for forensic experts to keep evolving and be up-to-date with the latest developments.
SIFS India, with FSL Lucknow, organized Indian Congress for Forensic Medicine and Toxicology, an international conference at Indira Gandhi Pratishthan, Lucknow, 2016.
The main focus was to share knowledge about the current research in the field and how forensic experts can use this knowledge to solve legal issues.
I was the main organizer, and hence the organizing responsibilities of the conference were entirely on me.
I handled all the needfuls for the event and continuously monitored the conference’s progress, so everything went right.
Several eminent forensic science experts, including myself, were invited to share their thoughts about forensic medicine and toxicology.
The conference turned out to be a grand event. There was no limit to learning new stuff as a scientific contributor and participant.
We discussed several topics, including new research, the importance and prospects of forensic medicine, and toxicology.
