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Forensic Science
Beyond Boundaries
Innovation, Research and Justice
A four-day academic lecture series that brought eight specialists into one online forum to examine how emerging technologies, laboratory disciplines and collaborative research strengthen scientific investigation and justice.
Organized byDepartment of Forensic Science
School of Liberal Arts and Sciences · Mody University of Science and Technology, Lakshmangarh, Rajasthan
Mody University participants
Participants from outside institutions
Gross registration fee collected
Event summary
Eight perspectives.
One evidence-led forum.
The lecture series extended forensic learning beyond a single discipline. Its sessions moved from AI-enabled crime-scene and digital investigation to toxicology, physics, DNA, collaborative research, forensic anthropology and wildlife crime investigation.
With 111 verified participants, including 77 attendees from outside Mody University, the programme created a broad academic exchange between learners, researchers, laboratory professionals and subject experts. The online format expanded access while preserving a focused, session-led learning structure.
Complete session record
Four lecture days.
Eight expert sessions.
Each record identifies the session time, speaker, professional affiliation, topic and principal academic focus.
01
10 July 2026
2:30 PM IST
The AI-Powered Crime Scene: Innovations in Forensic Investigation
Dr. Ranjeet SinghFounder and CEO, Sherlock Institute of Forensic Science (SIFS India)
Artificial intelligence in crime-scene work, forensic research, digital-evidence analysis and modern investigative practice.
02
10 July 2026
3:30 PM IST
Artificial Intelligence and Digital Forensics: Transforming Criminal Investigations
Ashish Singh KuntalFounder and CEO, Hawk Eye Forensic, Noida
AI-assisted digital forensics, cybercrime investigation and the interpretation of digital evidence.
03
11 July 2026
2:30 PM IST
Forensic Toxicology
Dr. Shaloo MalikDeputy Director, Regional Forensic Science Laboratory, Jodhpur
Detection, analysis and interpretation of toxic substances, poisons, drugs and chemical evidence.
04
11 July 2026
3:30 PM IST
Pure Physics in Forensic Science
Dr. Mukesh SharmaAssistant Director, Physics Division, State Forensic Science Laboratory, Jaipur, Rajasthan
Physical evidence, forensic instrumentation and the role of physics in scientific investigation.
05
13 July 2026
2:30 PM IST
Scope of Collaborative Research in Forensic Specialties
Prof. (Dr.) Tanuj Kanchan, MDProfessor, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Jodhpur
Interdisciplinary research, forensic medicine, academic collaboration and evidence-based justice.
06
13 July 2026
3:30 PM IST
Forensic DNA
Shivangi GuptaAssistant Director (UTB), State Forensic Science Laboratory, Jaipur
DNA evidence, laboratory interpretation and the role of genetic analysis in criminal investigation.
07
14 July 2026
2:30 PM IST
Forensic Anthropology and Human Identification
Prof. (Dr.) Kewal KrishanProfessor, Department of Anthropology, Panjab University, Chandigarh
Anthropological methods, human identification and research-led interpretation in forensic casework.
08
14 July 2026
3:30 PM IST
Emerging Technologies and Recent Advancements in Wildlife Crime Investigation: Transforming Wildlife Forensics in the 21st Century
Dr. Tilak Ram ChandrakarNational Forensic Sciences University, Delhi Campus
Species identification, poaching investigation, illegal wildlife trade and technology-led wildlife forensics.
Event in frames
Eight sessions.
Captured live.
Official session screenshots preserved in the event report, documenting the speakers, presentations and online academic exchange across all four lecture days.
Objectives
Why the series was convened.
- 01Introduce learners to emerging technologies and specialized domains across modern forensic science.
- 02Connect academic research with laboratory practice, investigation and the delivery of justice.
- 03Encourage interdisciplinary collaboration among students, researchers, faculty and professionals.
- 04Create an accessible national learning platform through expert-led online sessions.
Academic outcomes
What the programme delivered.
- 01Broader understanding of AI, digital forensics, toxicology, forensic physics, DNA, anthropology and wildlife crime investigation.
- 02Stronger awareness of evidence interpretation, scientific limitations and research-led forensic practice.
- 03Exposure to collaborative research pathways connecting laboratories, universities and criminal-justice stakeholders.
- 04A documented academic engagement involving 111 participants from within and beyond Mody University.
Organizing committee
Academic leadership
and coordination.
The programme was delivered under the institutional leadership of Mody University and coordinated by the Department of Forensic Science.
President, Mody University of Science and Technology
Pro President, Mody University of Science and Technology
Dean, School of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Head, Department of Forensic Science
Assistant Professor, Department of Forensic Science
Campaign archive
Official event
visuals.
The principal event poster and complete expert-speaker announcement preserved from the submitted event report.
Publicity and session evidence
A documented online academic campaign.
The lecture series was promoted through event artwork, speaker announcements and online registration communications.
Individual session notices documented the topic, speaker, affiliation, date, time and online mode across all four lecture days.
Participation certificates and public recap posts recorded completion of the series and acknowledged its eight invited experts.
Public report note: aggregate participation and academic records are presented here. Participant phone numbers and email addresses are intentionally excluded.