Human ID & Forensics
Empowering Justice and Identity Through Science
Our Human Identification and Forensics division combines advanced scientific techniques with data-driven precision to support law enforcement, legal systems, and humanitarian efforts. From solving criminal cases to identifying missing persons, our research and services bring truth, accuracy, and reliability to every investigation.
We work in close collaboration with law enforcement agencies, judiciary systems, and research institutions to ensure every analysis upholds the highest standards of accuracy, confidentiality, and ethical responsibility. Our results are validated and compliant with global forensic standards to support fair and transparent justice outcomes.
Beyond casework, our team is engaged in cutting-edge human identity research — exploring genetic markers, population databases, and forensic technologies that enhance the reliability and speed of identification processes. This ongoing innovation helps modernize forensic practices and strengthens global security frameworks.
Our Core Capabilities
We integrate the latest advancements in molecular biology, DNA profiling, and digital forensics to deliver precise and legally defensible results.
- DNA Profiling & Human Identification: Using advanced genetic analysis to identify individuals in criminal, civil, and disaster-related cases.
- Forensic Genomics: Employing next-generation sequencing (NGS) and mitochondrial DNA analysis for complex identification challenges.
- Forensic Toxicology: Detecting and quantifying chemical substances in biological samples for criminal and medical investigations.
- Digital & Trace Evidence Analysis: Leveraging forensic tools to analyze digital data, biological traces, and physical materials.
- Disaster Victim Identification (DVI): Supporting large-scale humanitarian efforts by using DNA-based identification methods.
Applications Across Sectors
Our Human ID and Forensics expertise extends across:
- Criminal investigations and legal proceedings
- Missing persons and unidentified remains identification
- Disaster victim management
- Paternity and kinship testing
- Biometric and genetic data research
Frequently Asked Questions
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1.What is Human Identification and Forensic Science?
Human Identification and Forensic Science use biological, chemical, and digital evidence to help identify individuals, analyze crime scene materials, and support justice. It combines DNA profiling, forensic toxicology, and evidence analysis to uncover the truth in criminal, civil, and humanitarian cases.
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2.How is DNA used in human identification?
DNA serves as a unique genetic fingerprint for every individual. By analyzing specific DNA markers, forensic scientists can accurately identify people in criminal investigations, paternity disputes, missing persons cases, and disaster victim identifications.
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3.What technologies are used in your forensic research?
We utilize cutting-edge tools such as Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS), Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR), mitochondrial DNA analysis, and advanced bioinformatics to ensure precision and reliability in forensic identification.
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4.How do you ensure confidentiality and data protection?
We strictly follow international standards for data privacy, ethical research, and chain-of-custody management. Every sample and data point is handled with the highest level of security and confidentiality to protect individual identity and legal integrity.