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Posted September 27, 2018


The Center for Statistics and Applications in Forensic Evidence (CSAFE) has announced May 20 to May 22 for the annual All Hands Meeting to be held in Ames, Iowa.  CSAFE looks forward to bringing together its exceptional team to highlight the organization’s current achievements, identify areas for collaboration, and discuss goals for the future. Last year, over 90 researchers, NIST team members, collaborators, advisory board members and students from across the world joined together for the event. A full recap can be read in the CSAFE news.
More information regarding the 2019 All Hands Meeting and registration will be shared in early 2019.

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