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Session - Date Session - Name Session - Start Session - End Screen Poster nr. Start Time End Time Paper Title Presenting Author Country
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S01 10:15 11:45 Screen 1 P-002 10:21 10:27 Comparison of DNA preservation between petrous bone and tooth cementum analysing five skeletons from the modern era archaeological site Prof. Irena Zupanič Pajnič Slovenia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S01 10:15 11:45 Screen 1 P-003 10:27 10:33 Evaluation of DNA from teeth subjected to various extreme ante-mortem degradation factors: preliminary study Prof. Ana María Salazar Chile
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S01 10:15 11:45 Screen 1 P-004 10:33 10:39 Evaluation of the usefulness of insertion-null markers in critical skeletal remains Dr. Christian Haarkötter Spain
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S01 10:15 11:45 Screen 1 P-005 10:39 10:45 Identification of decades-old bone samples by microhaplotype markers Dr. Filomena Melchionda Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S01 10:15 11:45 Screen 1 P-006 10:45 10:51 Head over Heels? Your DNA says otherwise: insight into ICMP's unique bone database. Mrs. Chiara Boveri Netherlands
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S01 10:15 11:45 Screen 1 P-007 10:51 10:57 12 real forensic caseworks solved by the DNA STR-typing of skeletal remains exposed to extremely environment conditions, without the conventional bone pulverization step Dr. Gavino Piras Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S01 10:15 11:45 Screen 1 P-008 10:57 11:03 The Improved Ancient DNA Extraction Method was Applied to Human Remains Research Mrs. Guihong Liu China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S01 10:15 11:45 Screen 1 P-009 11:03 11:09 AN ASSESSMENT OF DNA RECOVERY FROM TEETH SUBMERGED IN A SEMI-NATURAL MARINE ENVIRONMENT Ms. Lisa Malan South Africa
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S01 10:15 11:45 Screen 1 P-010 11:09 11:15 DNA profiling of burnt teeth: Effects of burning temperature on DNA quantification and profiling success Mr. Adriaan Geldenhuys South Africa
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S01 10:15 11:45 Screen 1 P-011 11:15 11:21 Y-chromosomal Analysis of Highly Degraded DNA from Skeletal Remains over 70 Years Old Dr. Liangliang Li China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S02 10:15 11:45 Screen 2 P-012 10:15 10:21 Genetic identification of human remains in Mexico – is the 8-dye PowerPlex® 35GY System suitable for degraded tissues? Mrs. Valentina Leonie Birne Germany
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S02 10:15 11:45 Screen 2 P-013 10:21 10:27 Molecular analysis of ancient human remains belonging to multiple unknown burials discovered in an Italian middle age archaeological site Dr. Denise Gianfreda Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S02 10:15 11:45 Screen 2 P-014 10:27 10:33 The contribution of seawater in DNA degradation: comparison of genetic results from skeletal remains affected by different taphonomic conditions in forensic contexts Mr. Mattia Porcu Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S02 10:15 11:45 Screen 2 P-015 10:33 10:39 Evaluation of Genomic Methods for Sex Prediction of Historical Remains Dr. Kimberly Sturk-Andreaggi United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S02 10:15 11:45 Screen 2 P-016 10:39 10:45 Testing Methods for the Maximum Recovery of DNA from Degraded Remains Mr. Erin Rawls United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S02 10:15 11:45 Screen 2 P-017 10:45 10:51 Optimisation and evaluation of forensic DNA recovery from post-mortem nail samples Prof. Laura Heathfield South Africa
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S02 10:15 11:45 Screen 2 P-018 10:51 10:57 Exploring the Effects of Temperature-Dependent Mitochondrial DNA Sequencing from Incinerated Tooth Samples: A Preliminary Study Dr. Kangana Aggarwal India
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S02 10:15 11:45 Screen 2 P-019 10:57 11:03 The recovery and analysis of DNA from burned bone and tissue. Prof. Anne Stone United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S02 10:15 11:45 Screen 2 P-020 11:03 11:09 16S rRNA and metagenomics sequencing to decode human thanatomicrobiome Dr. Xin Huang China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S02 10:15 11:45 Screen 2 P-021 11:09 11:15 DNA methylation as a marker for post-mortem interval (PMI) estimation in Sus scrofa in southern Ontario (Dfb) Mrs. Irina Badell Garcia Canada
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S02 10:15 11:45 Screen 2 P-022 11:15 11:21 Species-level thanatomicrobiome analysis in human intestinal tissue for forensic PMI estimation Dr. Jianye Zeng China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S03 10:15 11:45 Screen 3 P-023 10:15 10:21 Abnormal Inheritance Patterns Detection and Identification in Paternity Testing using Bayesian Networks Dr. Eduardo Avila Brazil
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S03 10:15 11:45 Screen 3 P-024 10:21 10:27 AI-based, automated detection of spermatozoa in standard forensic specimens. Dr. Christian Schunck Germany
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S03 10:15 11:45 Screen 3 P-025 10:27 10:33 Forensic Kinship Classification Based on CE Genotyping Platform from the Machine Learning Perspective: A Pilot Study on A Newly Validated Six-Dye InDel Panel Mr. Fanzhang Lei China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S03 10:15 11:45 Screen 3 P-028 10:45 10:51 A Machine Learning Algorithm for Modelling Y-STRs' Mutations Dr. Nadia Pinto Portugal
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S03 10:15 11:45 Screen 3 P-029 10:51 10:57 Comparative study of three convolutional neural network models for DNA profile prediction based on electropherogram images Dr. Hyun-chul Park South Korea
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S03 10:15 11:45 Screen 3 P-030 10:57 11:03 Predicting Ancestry with the help of Autosomal STR Profiles Mr. Dejan Šorgić Serbia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S03 10:15 11:45 Screen 3 P-031 11:03 11:09 Geolocation of Chinese soil samples using eDNA and machine learning for forensic purposes Dr. Le Wang China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S03 10:15 11:45 Screen 3 P-026 11:33 11:39 Inference of the number of contributors and involved kinship in complex DNA mixtures using machine learning Mr. Haoyu Wang China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S03 10:15 11:45 Screen 3 P-027 11:39 11:45 Estimation of time of death from RNA integrity Dr. YaFei Wang China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S04 10:15 11:45 Screen 4 P-034 10:15 10:21 A comparison of likelihood ratios obtained from EuroForMix and STRmix™ for two and three contributor mixture profiles Dr. Manuela Saccente Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S04 10:15 11:45 Screen 4 P-035 10:21 10:27 An open source tool for simulating single source and mixed DNA profiles involving relatives and linked loci Dr. Maarten Kruijver New Zealand
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S04 10:15 11:45 Screen 4 P-037 10:33 10:39 A new algorithm for robust detection of IBD segments from challenging DNA samples Dr. Ran Li China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S04 10:15 11:45 Screen 4 P-038 10:39 10:45 A bioinformatic mixture study approach as an alternative to lab-based mixtures for massively parallel sequencing data Mrs. Jacqueline Thomas United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S04 10:15 11:45 Screen 4 P-039 10:45 10:51 Recurring PCR artefacts observed in forensic STR typing of human skeletal remains: possible explanations and interpretation strategies Dr. Elena Chierto Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S04 10:15 11:45 Screen 4 P-040 10:51 10:57 KongohPlus: An R-shiny package for probabilistic genotyping software based on an MCMC approach Dr. Sho Manabe Japan
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S04 10:15 11:45 Screen 4 P-041 10:57 11:03 Bridging expertise and data-driven approaches in forensic analysis: Validation of the DNA Decision Support Tool Dr. Corina Benschop Netherlands
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S05 10:15 11:45 Screen 5 P-045 10:15 10:21 Further assessment of biogeographical ancestry in Eurasian populations Ana Freire-Aradas Spain
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S05 10:15 11:45 Screen 5 P-046 10:21 10:27 Quo vadis, BGA? A reflective assessment of the status of forensic predictions of biogeographical ancestry Dr. Marta Diepenbroek Germany
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S05 10:15 11:45 Screen 5 P-047 10:27 10:33 Biogeographical ancestry prediction in forensic investigations: Creation of reference population data sets to support operational decision making Mrs. Felicity Poulsen Australia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S05 10:15 11:45 Screen 5 P-048 10:33 10:39 A Compact 12-Microhaplotype Panel for Enhanced Ancestry Inference Prof. FAN LIU Saudi Arabia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S05 10:15 11:45 Screen 5 P-049 10:39 10:45 Unlocking the Potential of the ForenSeq Kintelligence Kit SNPs for Biogeographical Ancestry Inference Mr. Peter Resutik Switzerland
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S05 10:15 11:45 Screen 5 P-050 10:45 10:51 Exploring STRs as an approach to continental biogeographical ancestry inference Spain
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S05 10:15 11:45 Screen 5 P-051 10:51 10:57 Highlighting the Potential of Microhaplotypes for Eastern Asian Ancestry Inference via Machine Learning Approach Ms. Haeun You South Korea
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S05 10:15 11:45 Screen 5 P-052 10:57 11:03 Development of a new microhaplotype panel for ancestry inference Mr. Pedro Rodrigues Portugal
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S05 10:15 11:45 Screen 5 P-053 11:03 11:09 Comparison of genome-based and anthropological-based ancestry estimations for unidentified human remains Mr. Sammed Mandape United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S05 10:15 11:45 Screen 5 P-054 11:09 11:15 Evaluation of genome-wide microhaplotypes derived from the 1000 Genomes Project for ancestry inference Mrs. Yifan Wei China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S06 10:15 11:45 Screen 6 P-056 10:15 10:21 Alternatives to multinomial logistic regression data input in the outcome of pigmentation traits forensic prediction. Prof. Clarice Alho Brazil
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S06 10:15 11:45 Screen 6 P-057 10:21 10:27 Use of MicroRNA Expression in DNA extracts to Predict Body Weight Class in Forensic Samples Dr. Sarah Seashols-Williams United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S06 10:15 11:45 Screen 6 P-058 10:27 10:33 Integrating physical anthropological techniques and emerging methodologies using a quasi-landmark mesh to decode the upper facial region from DNA Mrs. Belén Navarro López Spain
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S06 10:15 11:45 Screen 6 P-059 10:33 10:39 Forensic DNA Profiling and Phenotyping from Tobacco Sticks and Nails with Semi-Permanent Polish Samples Dr. Giulia Fazio Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S06 10:15 11:45 Screen 6 P-060 10:39 10:45 Phenotype prediction in Croatian population using ForenSeq® DNA Signature Prep kit Dr. Lucija Barbarić Croatia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S06 10:15 11:45 Screen 6 P-061 10:45 10:51 Prediction of hair colour from genotype in the Argentine population: a preliminary study Dr. Cecilia Inés Catanesi Argentina
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S06 10:15 11:45 Screen 6 P-062 10:51 10:57 DNA methylation-based models for predicting multiple phenotypes Mr. Sang Un Park South Korea
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S06 10:15 11:45 Screen 6 P-064 11:03 11:09 A Profile of Unidentified Human Remains Cases Solved Using Forensic Genetic Genealogy Dr. Heather Mckiernan United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S06 10:15 11:45 Screen 6 P-065 11:09 11:15 Genetic distribution on 5 SNPs associated with ear morphology in the Han Chinese population Mrs. Xindi Wang China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S07 10:15 11:45 Screen 7 P-067 10:15 10:21 Loop Mediated Isothermal Amplification (LAMP) and Nanopore Sequencing as a Presumptive and Confirmatory Tool for the Identification of Endangered Species Common to the Illegal Wildlife Trade Mrs. Olivia Yugovich New Zealand
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S07 10:15 11:45 Screen 7 P-068 10:21 10:27 Highly portable, specific and sensitive platform for fast-track wildlife species identification. Dr. Nidhi Subhashini Germany
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S07 10:15 11:45 Screen 7 P-069 10:27 10:33 The Canine DNA Recovery Project: Current Findings and Next Steps Dr. Nick Dawnay United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S07 10:15 11:45 Screen 7 P-070 10:33 10:39 NanoSSID: a bioinformatics pipeline for species identification in forensic genetics Dr. Jing Liu China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S07 10:15 11:45 Screen 7 P-071 10:39 10:45 Saving Bambi: Whole genome sequencing of Dama dama (fallow deer) and an investigation into their profound lack of genetic diversity Mrs. Rebecca Barnard United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S07 10:15 11:45 Screen 7 P-072 10:45 10:51 Development and validation of a fluorescence PCR assay for the species identification of ten animals Mr. xia ruocheng China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S07 10:15 11:45 Screen 7 P-073 10:51 10:57 Molecular Tools for species-specific qPCR STR-based Individual Identification of Lynx lynx in Forensic Casework Mrs. Karolina Mahlerová Czech Republic
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S07 10:15 11:45 Screen 7 P-074 10:57 11:03 Species identification using mtDNA Minibarcoding Mrs. Kristýna Hebenstreitová Czech Republic
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S07 10:15 11:45 Screen 7 P-075 11:03 11:09 Little Red Riding Hood and the bad wolf (or lynx, or maybe even bear …)" - on the return of large predators in Germany and the influence on forensic casework Dr. Thorsten Schwark Luxembourg
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S08 10:15 11:45 Screen 8 P-078 10:15 10:21 Absolute Quantification of Bacterial DNA in Degraded Forensic Samples: A Comparative Evaluation of Real-Time PCR and Digital PCR Dr. Mohammed Albujja United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S08 10:15 11:45 Screen 8 P-079 10:21 10:27 Identification of genome-wide polymorphic microsatellites in cattle (Bos taurus) Dr. Jiajun Liu China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S08 10:15 11:45 Screen 8 P-080 10:27 10:33 Bacterial and Fungal Succession in the Oral Cavity and Soil Surrounding Decomposing Pig Carcasses Mr. Elie Tièche Switzerland
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S08 10:15 11:45 Screen 8 P-081 10:33 10:39 An NGS-based Panel of Cattle (Bos taurus) Multi-source Genetic Markers: Development and Validation Mrs. Jiaojiao Geng China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S08 10:15 11:45 Screen 8 P-082 10:39 10:45 The use of canine autosomal STRs for breed determination Mrs. Federica Giangasparo United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S08 10:15 11:45 Screen 8 P-083 10:45 10:51 Using the microbiome in soil to locate the origin of soil stains Mrs. Aurora Hofsvang Norway
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S08 10:15 11:45 Screen 8 P-084 10:51 10:57 Standardization of Molecular Analysis Techniques for DNA Identification of Bird Species from Eggshells Mrs. Gabriella Silva Brazil
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S08 10:15 11:45 Screen 8 P-085 10:57 11:03 The "Bear" Necessities: A multi-agency database for DNA identification of American black bears Prof. Maureen Hickman United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S08 10:15 11:45 Screen 8 P-086 11:03 11:09 Forensic genetics in the conservation of Guiana Dolphins Prof. Dayse SILVA Brazil
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S08 10:15 11:45 Screen 8 P-087 11:09 11:15 Development of Species-Specific cf-DNA Markers for Improved Accuracy in Wildlife Forensics Mr. Jaya Ashwin D S India
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S09 10:15 11:45 Screen 9 P-089 10:15 10:21 Phylogeography of Y-chromosome haplogroup I-P37.2 in Serbian population groups originating from the Balkan Peninsula Mrs. Milica Mihajlović Srejić Serbia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S09 10:15 11:45 Screen 9 P-090 10:21 10:27 The genetic male component of Afro-descendant from Pará (Brazil) Mrs. JULYANA RIBEIRO Brazil
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S09 10:15 11:45 Screen 9 P-091 10:27 10:33 The Qatari population’s genetic structure and gene flow as revealed by the Y chromosome Dr. Eida Almohammed Qatar
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S09 10:15 11:45 Screen 9 P-092 10:33 10:39 Mutation Rates of 23 Y-Chromosome Short Tandem Repeats (Y-STRs) in an Ecuadorian Male Population Dr. Ana Karina Zambrano Ecuador
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S09 10:15 11:45 Screen 9 P-093 10:39 10:45 Evaluation of mutation rates in Nigerian father-son pairs using Y-STR markers Mr. Simon Knights United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S09 10:15 11:45 Screen 9 P-094 10:45 10:51 Genetic characterization of Y-chromosomal STRs in Santander department of Colombia. Dr. Adriana Castillo Colombia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S09 10:15 11:45 Screen 9 P-095 10:51 11:57 Exploring Y-DNA haplogroup diversity in the British Isles Dr. Sasitaran Iyavoo United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S09 10:15 11:45 Screen 9 P-096 10:57 11:03 Haplogroup-specific differences in mutation rates and detected polymorphisms of 30 RM Y-STR loci in father-son pairs from Serbia Prof. Dušan Keckarević Serbia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S09 10:15 11:45 Screen 9 P-097 11:03 11:09 A Study of the X-chromosome's Role in Population Genetics on a Worldwide Scale Mr. Abdullah Hadi United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S09 10:15 11:45 Screen 9 P-098 11:09 11:15 Forensic and population genetic analysis of the X-STR loci in the ForenSeq™ Signature Prep Kit in the Ghanaian population Dr Pet-Paul Wepeba United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S09 10:15 11:45 Screen 9 P-099 11:15 11:21 Exploring the Genetic Landscape: Population Diversity of Rapidly Mutating Y-STRs for the Five Major Ethnic Groups in Ghana Using the Novel 26 RM Yplex Kit Mr. Festus Agbatey United Arab Emirates
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S10 10:15 11:45 Screen 10 P-100 10:15 10:21 A case study of a male inferred to be of Japanese origin based on Y-STRs haplotypes. Dr. Toshimichi Yamamoto Japan
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S10 10:15 11:45 Screen 10 P-101 10:21 10:27 Characterization of 94 Identity-Informative SNPs in a North-Eastern Italian population using ForenSeq™ DNA Signature Prep Kit Dr. Chiara Saccardo Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S10 10:15 11:45 Screen 10 P-102 10:27 10:33 Unraveling genetic variants: isoalleles at the DXS10146 locus may cause genotyping errors Prof. Maria João Prata Portugal
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S10 10:15 11:45 Screen 10 P-103 10:33 10:39 Investigation to the mutation of 26 RM Y-STRs based on Han population in Sichuan, China Prof. Bo Jin China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S10 10:15 11:45 Screen 10 P-104 10:39 10:45 Rapidly mutating Y-STRs implemented in the RMplex tool significantly improve discrimination capacity in clan-structured populations Fulvio Cruciani Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S10 10:15 11:45 Screen 10 P-105 10:45 10:51 Rapidly mutating Y chromosomal STRs in deep-rooted endogamous pedigrees from punjab pakistan Dr. Shahid Nazir Pakistan
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S10 10:15 11:45 Screen 10 P-106 10:51 10:57 FORENSIC CHARACTERISTICS Y-STRs IN THE SERBIAN POPULATION USING THE NOVEL 26 RT Y-STRs MULTIPLEX ASSAY Dr. Dragana Zgonjanin Serbia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S10 10:15 11:45 Screen 10 P-108 11:03 11:09 Molecular diversity of 23 Y-STR Genetic Markers in Endogamous Ramgharia Population of Punjab, India Dr. Amandeep Kaur Bhambara India
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S10 10:15 11:45 Screen 10 P-109 11:09 11:15 GENETIC DIVERSITY AND HAPLOTYPE ANALYSIS OF THE YOUSAFZAI TRIBE IN SWAT DISTRICT PAKISTAN Mr. Qaiser Ali Pakistan
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S10 10:15 11:45 Screen 10 P-110 11:15 11:21 Reconstructing the genetic admixture history of Roma people: Insights from genome‐wide SNP data from Punjab, Pakistan. Dr. Atif Adnan China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S11 10:15 11:45 Screen 11 P-111 10:15 10:21 Optimizing Template Input: Complex Family pedigrees M-FISys with LIMS Dr. Diana C. Vinueza-Espinosa Spain
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S11 10:15 11:45 Screen 11 P-112 10:21 10:27 Use of 3915 kinship SNPs-Microarrays in missing person identification in the absence of two generations Dr. Mariana Herrera Piñero Argentina
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S11 10:15 11:45 Screen 11 P-113 10:27 10:33 Assessing a High Throughput SNP Assay for Closed Scenario Kinship Investigation Mr. Kevin Kiesler United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S11 10:15 11:45 Screen 11 P-114 10:33 10:39 KINSHIP ANALYSIS FOR HUMAN IDENTIFICATION OF THE KOREAN WAR VICTIMS Dr. Yu Na Oh South Korea
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S11 10:15 11:45 Screen 11 P-115 10:39 10:45 It’s all relative: A multi-generational family study using Kintelligence Dr. Runa Daniel Australia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S11 10:15 11:45 Screen 11 P-116 10:45 10:51 How to Talk to Your Genetic Genealogist: The Language of Kinship Mrs. Tynan Peterson United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S11 10:15 11:45 Screen 11 P-117 10:51 10:57 UnKintelligible: Two Genealogists’ First Look at Kintelligence Prof. Melanie Armstrong United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S11 10:15 11:45 Screen 11 P-118 10:57 11:03 Research on distant kinship estimation using Single Nucleotide Polymorphism: utilizing the ForenSeq® Verogen Kintelligence Kit Mr. Se-yong Kim South Korea
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S11 10:15 11:45 Screen 11 P-119 11:03 11:09 Construction of a new multiplex system and integrated mutation rate analysis of 11 Y-STRs in father-son pairs Dr. Chaoran Sun China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S11 10:15 11:45 Screen 11 P-120 11:09 11:15 A systematic approach for interpreting siblingship: A pilot study on genetically secluded Lebanese population Mrs. Sarah Abbas Lebanon
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S12 10:15 11:45 Screen 12 P-122 10:15 10:21 NEWPAT: Development of a non-invasive paternity test with high specificity Mrs. Letizia Pistacchia Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S12 10:15 11:45 Screen 12 P-123 10:21 10:27 Noninvasive prenatal paternity testing: a new contribution from DIP-STRs markers Ms. Laura Carrara Switzerland
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S12 10:15 11:45 Screen 12 P-124 10:27 10:33 Impact of additional STR loci and maternal inclusion on the accuracy of duo and trio paternity tests: A comparative study Ms. Hannah Fontanil United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S12 10:15 11:45 Screen 12 P-125 10:33 10:39 Exploring the Long-Term DNA Stability on Buccal 4N6FLOQSwabs® in Simulated Paternity Cases using a Traditional and an Alternative Forensic Workflow Mrs. Anna Franzoni Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S12 10:15 11:45 Screen 12 P-126 10:39 10:45 Expansion of familial searching capabilities through simultaneous searches and Y STR based searches Dr. Arnoud Kal Netherlands
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S12 10:15 11:45 Screen 12 P-127 10:45 10:51 Unravelling Familial Bonds: Differential Profiling of Closely Related Males from a single family (Satuniya-Patel Family) of India using 26 Rapidly Mutating Y-STR Markers Dr. Bhargav Patel India
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S12 10:15 11:45 Screen 12 P-128 10:51 10:57 Forensic complex kinship inferences with a combination of STRs and MHs accounting for linkage Jiaming Xue China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S12 10:15 11:45 Screen 12 P-129 10:57 11:03 Kinship testing using X-STR linkage groups on a Tamil pedigree Ms. Sharlize Pedroza Matute United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S12 10:15 11:45 Screen 12 P-130 11:03 11:09 Pairwise kinship testing of first-degree to seventh-degree relatives using 5940 SNPs Dr. Tiantian Shan China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S12 10:15 11:45 Screen 12 P-132 11:15 11:21 Investigating the correlation between mutations and meiosis in Chinese pedigrees based on 30 newly suggested Y-STRs with high mutation rates Mr. Hewen Yao China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S13 10:15 11:45 Screen 13 P-133 10:15 10:21 Simplified DE Method for the RapidHIT ID to Obtain Investigative Leads from Sexual Assault Evidence Dr. Jack Ballantyne United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S13 10:15 11:45 Screen 13 P-134 10:21 10:27 Developmental Validation of the Maxwell® DE System for Efficient Sperm Cell Separation in Sexual Assault Sample Analysis Mrs. Margaret Ewing United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S13 10:15 11:45 Screen 13 P-135 10:27 10:33 Exploring Immunomagnetic Isolation of Spermatozoa Ms. Julia Wang United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S13 10:15 11:45 Screen 13 P-136 10:33 10:39 Single cell sorting of spermatozoa: a validation study for integration in forensic casework Mrs. Kristina Fokias Belgium
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S13 10:15 11:45 Screen 13 P-137 10:39 10:45 Test of the Hy-liter system for the identification of spermatozoa in sexual assault cases Dr. Frédéric Grosjean Switzerland
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S13 10:15 11:45 Screen 13 P-138 10:45 10:51 Development of a new automated sexual assault sample processing kit Dr. Sarah Aurora Hess Germany
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S13 10:15 11:45 Screen 13 P-139 10:51 10:57 Alkaline lysis of sperm cells from forensic sexual assault samples Mrs. Christina Forsberg Sweden
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S13 10:15 11:45 Screen 13 P-140 10:57 11:03 Cellular Selfies – Optimisation of Flow Cytometry-Based Methodologies for Identification and Isolation of Epithelial Cells in the Context of Forensic Science Mrs. Ishana Somers Australia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S13 10:15 11:45 Screen 13 P-141 11:03 11:09 Mass spectrometry-based proteomics for source-level attribution of body fluids after DNA extraction Layal Zaarour Australia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S14 10:15 11:45 Screen 14 P-144 10:15 10:21 Efficiency of differential extraction techniques: automated versus manual separation of sperm from non-sperm cells Mrs. Francisca Duijs Netherlands
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S14 10:15 11:45 Screen 14 P-145 10:21 10:27 mRNA profiling and donor association of mock case samples: Results of two EDNAP collaborative exercises Prof. Cordula Haas Switzerland
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S14 10:15 11:45 Screen 14 P-146 10:27 10:33 Connecting the dots: matching a genetic profile with its cell type in mixed evidence, at a single cell level Dr Rossana Lanzellotto Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S14 10:15 11:45 Screen 14 P-147 10:33 10:39 Hair root staining and STR typing. Mr. Joseph Donfack United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S14 10:15 11:45 Screen 14 P-148 10:39 10:45 Identification of body fluids using RT-LAMP isothermal amplification coupled with CRISPR-Cas12a Dr. Courtney Lynch New Zealand
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S14 10:15 11:45 Screen 14 P-149 10:45 10:51 Rapid On-site Screening of Male, Saliva, and ABO blood types using Direct Loop-mediated Isothermal Amplification (LAMP) and Real-time Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) Ms. Yebin Kim South Korea
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S14 10:15 11:45 Screen 14 P-150 10:51 10:57 Inference of forensic body fluids/tissues based on mitochondrial DNA copy number: a preliminary study Prof. Hongyu Sun China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S14 10:15 11:45 Screen 14 P-151 10:57 11:03 Developmental validation of an mRNA-cSNP profiling panel for body fluids identification and individualization Dr. Zhiyong Liu China
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S14 10:15 11:45 Screen 14 P-152 11:03 11:09 Evaluating novel and conventional cell-separation techniques for sexual assault investigations and first applications Dr. Janine Schulte Switzerland
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S14 10:15 11:45 Screen 14 P-153 11:09 11:15 A new strategy for associating donors with forensic body fluids based on STRs and biofluid-specific CpG markers Dr. Zeqin Li China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S01 15:45 16:45 Screen 1 P-156 15:41 15:51 Expanding the Base: Adding STR sequencing into STRBase Mrs. Lisa Borsuk United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S01 15:45 16:45 Screen 1 P-155 15:45 15:51 Usefulness of one-off DNA database searches in Switzerland Dr. Patrick Basset Switzerland
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S01 15:45 16:45 Screen 1 P-157 15:57 16:03 The importance of staff genetic profiles in DNA databases Mrs. Vanessa Bogas Portugal
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S01 15:45 16:45 Screen 1 P-158 16:03 16:09 Diagenetic research of factors influencing the performance of biomolecular investigations of human skeletal remains from Spanish Civil War graves. Dr. Caterina Raffone Spain
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S01 15:45 16:45 Screen 1 P-159 16:09 16:15 bs-LIMS®: a unique tool for mass human identification applied to LR threshold calibration for kinship analyses Dr. Laurent Tournois, Dr. Dr. Ingrid Masse France
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S01 15:45 16:45 Screen 1 P-160 16:15 16:21 FamLink2: A Comprehensive Tool for Kinship Analysis in Forensic Genetics Dr. Daniel Kling Sweden
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S01 15:45 16:45 Screen 1 P-161 16:21 16:27 Investigating the utility of large-scale SNP panels for distinguishing between degrees of relatedness within kinship investigations Ms. Somruetai Satmun United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S01 15:45 16:45 Screen 1 P-162 16:27 16:33 oYSTR: A new Y-chromosomal ancestor estimator to improve speed, accuracy and versatility for forensic Y-DNA kinship investigations Dr. Sofie Claerhout Belgium
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S01 15:45 16:45 Screen 1 P-163 16:33 16:39 A comparison of likelihood ratios between STR sequencing and capillary electrophoresis for a set of complex mixtures Dr. Maja Sidstedt Sweden
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S02 15:45 16:45 Screen 2 P-164 15:45 15:51 Developmental Validation Testing of the Integrated Quantifiler™ Trio-HRM Mixture Screening Assay Dr. Tracey Dawson Green United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S02 15:45 16:45 Screen 2 P-165 15:51 15:57 Internal Validation of MaSTR™ and NOCIt® Software: A Casework Lab Perspective Dr. Teresa Snyder-leiby United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S02 15:45 16:45 Screen 2 P-166 15:57 16:03 Comprehensive data management thought a MySQL database for forensic studies Mr. Vicente Soriano-Chirona Spain
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S02 15:45 16:45 Screen 2 P-167 16:03 16:09 Automation in DNAxs makes large scale DNA forensic intelligence on criminal cooperation and organization a reality Mrs. Femke Van Gennip Netherlands
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S02 15:45 16:45 Screen 2 P-168 16:09 16:15 Evaluation of uncertainties in investigations of different type of kinship scenarios Dr. Eszter Rockenbauer Denmark
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S02 15:45 16:45 Screen 2 P-169 16:15 16:21 Fast DNA IDentification Line 2.0, an automated software expert system for (mixed) DNA-profile analysis, interpretation, comparison and reporting in criminal casework Dr. Jord Nagel Netherlands
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S02 15:45 16:45 Screen 2 P-170 16:21 16:27 Increasing Open-Source Applied Genetics Software Adoption through a Community-Based Development Project: Forensic Genetics Open-Source Software (F-GOSS®). Dr. Yogesh Prasad United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S02 15:45 16:45 Screen 2 P-171 16:27 16:33 A general approach for combining non-genetic and genetic data to solve complex kinship cases Dr. Franco Marsico Argentina
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S02 15:45 16:45 Screen 2 P-172 16:33 16:39 A comprehensive, reusable, scalable, and secure bioinformatics platform for validated forensic science Dr. Alper Kucukural United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S03 15:45 16:45 Screen 3 P-173 15:45 15:51 Informativity offered by 12 X-STRs (Argus X-12 kit) and 7-XSTRs (Forenseq DNA Signature prep) from analysis of real kinship cases Dr. Mayra Elizabeth Garcia Aceves Mexico
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S03 15:45 16:45 Screen 3 P-174 15:51 15:57 CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF EXPANDED MARKER SETS IN COMPLEX KINSHIP ANALYSIS Ms. Lucinda Davenport United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S03 15:45 16:45 Screen 3 P-175 15:57 16:03 Exploring different software options for likelihood ratio calculations in paternity cases with low template DNA. Mrs. Alessia Riem Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S03 15:45 16:45 Screen 3 P-176 16:03 16:09 Extracting the value of evidence from a two person Y chromosome mixture by a quantitative computational approach Prof. Vincenzo Lorenzo Pascali Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S03 15:45 16:45 Screen 3 P-177 16:09 16:15 Instant LR Calculations of Y-STR Matches with the Discrete Laplace Method Dr. Helle Smidt Mogensen Denmark
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S03 15:45 16:45 Screen 3 P-178 16:15 16:21 Probabilities of finding trace profile donors and their paternal relatives in Y-STR reference databases Mrs. Tóra Oluffa Stenberg Olsen Denmark
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S03 15:45 16:45 Screen 3 P-179 16:21 16:27 The Unexpected Contradictory Effects of Co-ancestry Coefficient on the Weight of Genetic Evidence Mrs. Camila Costa Portugal
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S03 15:45 16:45 Screen 3 P-180 16:27 16:33 MitoMetrics: Characterisation of mitochondrial DNA heteroplasmy in hair shafts and its incorporation on likelihood ratio calculations Dr. Vania Pereira Denmark
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S04 15:45 16:45 Screen 4 P-182 15:45 15:51 Ge.F.I. UPDATED RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE COLLECTION OF BIOLOGICAL SAMPLES FOR FORENSIC GENETIC TESTING IN THE MEDICAL LEGAL CARE OF VICTIMS OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND/OR ABUSE Prof. Susi Pelotti Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S04 15:45 16:45 Screen 4 P-183 15:51 15:57 The ICRC's Forensic Genetic Centre: Operational Setup for DNA Application in Missing Person Identification in South Caucasus Sejla Idrizbegovic Georgia
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S04 15:45 16:45 Screen 4 P-184 15:57 16:03 Burial practices in Southern Italy and DNA analysis: state of the art and future perspectives Dr. Ciro Di Nunzio Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S04 15:45 16:45 Screen 4 P-185 16:03 16:09 WHEN SCIENCE FACES THE LEGISLATIVE LABIRITNH: AN ITALIAN CASE REPORT Dr. Aldo Di Nunzio Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S04 15:45 16:45 Screen 4 P-186 16:09 16:15 Navigating the DNA Database Landscape in India: Development, Implications for Privacy, Justice, and Ethical Considerations Ms. Kanika Gupta India
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S04 15:45 16:45 Screen 4 P-187 16:15 16:21 Measures to Mitigate Genetic Privacy Risk and Support of Defensible Hypothesis Testing by Forensic Genetic Genealogy in Publicly Accessible Judicial Proceedings Prof. Bruce Budowle United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S04 15:45 16:45 Screen 4 P-188 16:21 16:27 Ongoing research to assess the recovery of nuclear DNA from seminal fluid applied to mock human sexual assault victims exposed to high-intensity, low duration fires Mrs. Brittania Bintz United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S04 15:45 16:45 Screen 4 P-189 16:27 16:33 Forensic DNA examination : Indian Perspective Dr. Pankaj Shrivastava India
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S05 15:45 16:45 Screen 5 P-191 15:45 15:51 EXPLORING GENETIC GENEALOGY IN FORENSIC SCIENCE: A PERSPECTIVE FROM AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND Dr. Sallyann Harbison New Zealand
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S05 15:45 16:45 Screen 5 P-192 15:51 15:57 Some Like It Hot – Feasibility studies on the collection of evidence and DNA analysis of fire accelerants and burned objects at crime scenes Dr. Galina Kulstein Germany
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S05 15:45 16:45 Screen 5 P-193 15:57 16:03 Crassify: A Tool for Identifying CrAss-like Phages, the Predominant Human Gut Bacteriophages, as Indicators of Fecal Environmental Contamination
Ms. Linda Smith Ireland
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S05 15:45 16:45 Screen 5 P-194 16:03 16:09 Multiplex Loop-mediated Isothermal Amplification combined with Lateral Flow Device for Simultaneous Species and Sex Identification Mrs. Huyun Zhou China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S05 15:45 16:45 Screen 5 P-195 16:09 16:15 Identification of cell death biomarkers in early and late postmortem intervals Dr. Francisco Medina Paz United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S05 15:45 16:45 Screen 5 P-196 16:15 16:21 Differentiation of cannabis types using seven tetrahydrocannabinolic acid synthase (THCAS) gene's single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs)
Josep Suau-Crespí Spain
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S05 15:45 16:45 Screen 5 P-197 16:21 16:27 Opening the archives of aviation mishaps investigation: Analysis of the detection levels of microRNAs for molecular pathology diagnostics using long-term storage tissue specimens. Dr. Michael Schwerer Germany
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S05 15:45 16:45 Screen 5 P-198 16:27 16:33 Forensic genetic and genomic testing: A review of the law, current and emerging methods their perception and their social and ethical aspects Prof. Bouchaib Gazzaz Morocco
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S05 15:45 16:45 Screen 5 P-199 16:33 16:39 Medical laboratory sciences and lectures a veritable tool in forensic science: A comparative review study of rape in Nigeria. Dr. Francis Chukwuedozie Nwachukwu Nigeria
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S06 15:45 16:45 Screen 6 P-200 15:45 15:51 Identifying the common characteristics and biological correlates of sudden unexplained death susceptibility genes Dr. Shouyu Wang China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S06 15:45 16:45 Screen 6 P-201 15:51 15:57 In vitro splicing assay for exon trapping analysis of rare RyR2 variants Mrs. Larissa Körner Germany
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S06 15:45 16:45 Screen 6 P-202 15:57 16:03 The significance of molecular autopsy in Sudden and Unexpected Death of individuals with Epilepsy (SUDEP) Dr. Alessia Bernini Di Michele Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S06 15:45 16:45 Screen 6 P-203 16:03 16:09 Analysis of Allelic Alteration in STR and InDel Markers for Human Identification: the challenge of Tumoral Tissue. Dr. Arianna Delicati Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S06 15:45 16:45 Screen 6 P-204 16:09 16:15 Shaping the French scientific police genetic units to deal with massive analyses Dr. Morgan Grau France
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S06 15:45 16:45 Screen 6 P-205 16:15 16:21 Genome-wide association study of substance use disorders Dr. Giulia Biosa Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S06 15:45 16:45 Screen 6 P-206 16:21 16:27 Unusual phenomena of 12058 individuals DNA profiling using commercial “A” reagent kit Pol.Capt. Tayawee Romgaew Thailand
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S06 15:45 16:45 Screen 6 P-207 16:27 16:33 Precision Touch DNA Sampling on Plastic Bag Knots for Improved Profiling of Packer and Holder Contributions Dr. Aleksandra Stefanovic Serbia
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S07 15:45 16:45 Screen 7 P-209 15:45 15:51 A landmark African achievement: First-time insight into forensically relevant STR data for the South African population using massively parallel sequencing Ms. Donna-lee Martin South Africa
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S07 15:45 16:45 Screen 7 P-211 15:57 16:03 AFRICAN GENETIC AND LINGUISTIC ORIGINS OF PALENQUE, COLOMBIA Dr. Beatriz Martinez Colombia
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S07 15:45 16:45 Screen 7 P-212 16:03 16:09 Genetic Relationship between two Sub-population within the Akan ethnic groups in Ghana. Ms. Sandra Appiah Kubi United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S07 15:45 16:45 Screen 7 P-213 16:09 16:15 ANALYSIS OF THE ANCESTRY AND ADMIXTURE PROPORTIONS IN PERUVIAN MESTIZO POPULATIONS USING AN INSERTION DELETION MULTIPLEX Dr. Carlos Neyra-Rivera Peru
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S07 15:45 16:45 Screen 7 P-214 16:15 16:21 Tracing the African maternal origins in Brazilian Quilombos Mrs. Masinda Nguidi Brazil
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S07 15:45 16:45 Screen 7 P-215 16:21 16:27 ALLELIC INCONSISTENCIES BETWEEN COMMERCIAL KITS OF AUTOSOME STR MARKERS: TECHNICAL-LEGAL IMPLICATIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS Mr. Juan Builes Colombia
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S08 15:45 16:45 Screen 8 P-218 15:45 15:51 Analysis of autosomal forensic markers in Southern African Bantu speaking populations Prof. Maria D'Amato South Africa
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S08 15:45 16:45 Screen 8 P-219 15:51 15:57 Sequence-based North-East Italy population data of five autosomal STRs exclusively included in the ForenSeq™ DNA Signature Prep Kit Prof. Stefania Turrina Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S08 15:45 16:45 Screen 8 P-220 15:57 16:03 Genetic variability of Roma population in Serbia: The Perspective From Autosomal STR Markers Ms. Vanja Tanasic Serbia
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S08 15:45 16:45 Screen 8 P-221 16:03 16:09 ANALYSIS OF 23 AUTOSOMAL STRs IN COASTAL, SIERRA AND JUNGLE POPULATIONS FROM PERU FOR HUMAN IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES Señora. Sonia Guillen Ramirez Peru
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S08 15:45 16:45 Screen 8 P-222 16:09 16:15 Insight into sequence variants of autosomal STR loci in Croatian population with ForenSeq® DNA Signature Prep kit Mrs. Viktorija Sukser Croatia
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S08 15:45 16:45 Screen 8 P-223 16:15 16:21 Genetic Analysis based on 23 autosomal STRs of the Moroccan population Prof. Hicham EL Ossmani Morocco
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S08 15:45 16:45 Screen 8 P-224 16:21 16:27 Genetic variation of Chanca population using 23 autosomal STR markers Profe. Edgardo Delgado Ramos Peru
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S08 15:45 16:45 Screen 8 P-225 16:27 16:33 Genetic polymorphism and forensic evaluation of high-resolution HLA typing in Han population from Guangdong Province, Southern China Dr. Yinming Zhang China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S09 15:45 16:45 Screen 9 P-227 15:45 15:51 Single nucleotide polymorphism–short tandem repeats analysis system for Japanese people Dr. Tsukasa Ohuchi Japan
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S09 15:45 16:45 Screen 9 P-228 15:51 15:57 Testing forensic efficacy of most recent available asSTRs and Y-STR markers in Indian population Dr. Shivani Dixit India
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S09 15:45 16:45 Screen 9 P-229 15:57 16:03 The genetic structure of the Maltese analysed with genome-wide SNP array data Dr. Joanna Vella Malta
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S09 15:45 16:45 Screen 9 P-230 16:03 16:09 Analysis of NGS-based forensic markers in a Spanish population Prof. Fernando Gonzalez-Candelas Spain
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S09 15:45 16:45 Screen 9 P-231 16:09 16:15 Evaluation of STR Markers allele frequency distributions in Czech population utilizing NGS Technology with Verogen MainstAY SE Kit Mr. Vlastimil Stenzl Czech Republic
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S09 15:45 16:45 Screen 9 P-232 16:15 16:21 Genetic relationships of semi-feral sub-populations of Ecuadorian highland creole horse “Paramero” (Caballo Paramero Ecuatoriano) Prof. Germán Burgos Ecuador
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S09 15:45 16:45 Screen 9 P-233 16:21 16:27 STRAF 2: An improved version of the STR population data
analysis software.Dr. Alexandre Gouy France
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S09 15:45 16:45 Screen 9 P-234 16:27 16:33 Study of rare allelic versatility in the population of Rajasthan (India) to propose population specific best set of polymorphic STR markers for the forensic purposes Dr. Ramkishan Kumawat India
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S09 15:45 16:45 Screen 9 P-235 16:33 16:39 A phylogenetic study of Hungarian-speaking Drávaszög (Baranja, Croatia) and Zobor region (Slovakia) populations Mr. Attila Tapasztó Hungary
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S10 15:45 16:45 Screen 10 P-236 15:45 15:51 Application and evaluation of the existing DNA methylation-based age prediction models in postmortem autopsy blood samples Dr. Myung Jin Park South Korea
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S10 15:45 16:45 Screen 10 P-237 15:51 15:57 A multiplex amplification system for methylation age prediction based on droplet digital PCR Dr. Mengyang Zhao China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S10 15:45 16:45 Screen 10 P-238 15:57 16:03 A novel droplet digital PCR system with five different fluorescent dyes for DNA methylation detection of four CpGs Dr. Yuxiang Zhou China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S10 15:45 16:45 Screen 10 P-239 16:03 16:09 Age estimation based on mitochondrial DNA methylation Dr. Anqi Chen China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S10 15:45 16:45 Screen 10 P-240 16:09 16:15 Forensic age estimation from human blood by combining DNA methylation and microRNA markers using droplet digital PCR Mrs. Niu Gao China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S10 15:45 16:45 Screen 10 P-241 16:15 16:21 A Five-Locus Multiple regression Model for Human Chronological age Estimation from Buccal swabs. A pilot study on DNA Methylation level. Dr. Beatrice Marcante Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S10 15:45 16:45 Screen 10 P-242 16:21 16:27 Age prediction of burned human remains: application of a blood age estimation model through DNA methylation pattern analysis Dr. Barbara Bertoglio Italy
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S10 15:45 16:45 Screen 10 P-243 16:27 16:33 Estimation of Legal Age by Quantification of DNA Methylation Dr. Rodrigo Gonzalez-Romero Spain
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S11 15:45 16:45 Screen 11 P-245 15:45 15:51 Strategic Approaches to Address Discrepancies in DNA Methylation Values Across Different Analysis Platforms Mrs. Moon Hyun So South Korea
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S11 15:45 16:45 Screen 11 P-246 15:51 15:57 Development of DNA-Methylation based age prediction model in blood samples using snapshot methodology Prof. Milica KeckarevicMarkovic Serbia
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S11 15:45 16:45 Screen 11 P-247 15:57 16:03 Epigenetic Age Prediction for Forensic Investigations Ms. Maria Flores United States
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S11 15:45 16:45 Screen 11 P-248 16:03 16:09 Impact of lifestyles and presence of disease on age estimation Mr. Adrián Ambroa-Conde Spain
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S11 15:45 16:45 Screen 11 P-249 16:09 16:15 Age Prediction from Semen Samples via DNA Methylation Analysis and Bisulfite DNA Quality Method Implementation Mrs. Lucie Kotková Czech Republic
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S11 15:45 16:45 Screen 11 P-250 16:15 16:21 Impact of cancer on methylation-based forensic age estimation in blood Mrs. Charlotte Sutter Switzerland
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S11 15:45 16:45 Screen 11 P-251 16:21 16:27 Development of a methylation-based age prediction model using Next Generation Sequencing Mrs. Lara Josephine Magro Switzerland
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S12 15:45 16:45 Screen 12 P-254 15:45 15:51 Prediction of Gender and Age of Criminals using Saliva Microbiome Analysis Mrs. A-Jeong Jeon South Korea
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S12 15:45 16:45 Screen 12 P-255 15:51 15:57 DNA and proteins united: Molecular age prediction clocks in bones Dr. Jana Naue Germany
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S12 15:45 16:45 Screen 12 P-256 15:57 16:03 Array-based age prediction from bloodstains deposited for up to two weeks Mr. Brando Poggiali Denmark
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S12 15:45 16:45 Screen 12 P-257 16:03 16:09 Small RNA Sequencing Reveals Age-Associated miRNAs in Human Blood Samples Ms. Yanfang Lu China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S12 15:45 16:45 Screen 12 P-258 16:09 16:15 Transferring MPS-based epigenetic age prediction to SNaPshot – introducing technical protocols and predictive models for bone and cartilage tissues Dr. Tomasz Kupiec Poland
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S12 15:45 16:45 Screen 12 P-259 16:15 16:21 Forensic Age Estimation:transcriptome analysis and modeling in Peripheral Blood Ms. Mengxiao Liao China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S12 15:45 16:45 Screen 12 P-260 16:21 16:27 Forensic Age estimation and the potential use of 5-hydroxymethylcytosine Mrs. Olivia Holländer Germany
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S12 15:45 16:45 Screen 12 P-261 16:27 16:33 Forensic age estimation by epigenetic-based age prediction models from blood and semen samples in the French population. Dr. Mathieu Gabut France
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S12 15:45 16:45 Screen 12 P-262 16:33 16:39 The oral microbial community and its potential for age prediction Dr. Benyang Xiao China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S13 15:45 16:45 Screen 13 P-263 15:45 15:51 The utility of the diatom test through metagenomic analysis Dr. Hiroaki Nakanishi Japan
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S13 15:45 16:45 Screen 13 P-264 15:51 15:57 Investigation into the bacteria from the skin and touched substrate for personal identification Mrs. Shuangshuang Wang China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S13 15:45 16:45 Screen 13 P-265 15:57 16:03 Emerging technologies for hair examination and analysis: Assessing the profiling capabilities of genetic analysers Dr. Alicia Haines Australia
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S13 15:45 16:45 Screen 13 P-266 16:03 16:09 Genetic diagnosis of plant and fungal evidence using nrDNA ITS2 Dr. Pilar Martínez Spain
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S13 15:45 16:45 Screen 13 P-267 16:09 16:15 Uncovering Novel Plastome Variants in Trafficked Cannabis sativa in Brazil: A Potential Tool for Drug Origin Traceability Mrs. Aline Felkl Brazil
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S13 15:45 16:45 Screen 13 P-268 16:15 16:21 Optimisation of A Metagenomic Analysis Method - Evaluating Microbiome Variation in Forensically Relevant Samples Ms. Ye Jee Roh United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S13 15:45 16:45 Screen 13 P-269 16:21 16:27 Exploration of the Application Value of Oral and Intestinal Metagenomics in Occupational Prediction: Taking Teachers and Construction Workers as Examples Mr. Shujie Dou China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S13 15:45 16:45 Screen 13 P-270 16:27 16:33 GENETICS ENHANCING FORENSIC ENTOMOLGY Mr. Hussain Al Marzooqi United Arab Emirates
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S13 15:45 16:45 Screen 13 P-271 16:33 16:39 Forensic study of environmental and human skin microbiome differences in college dormitory based on 16S rRNA Mrs. Jie Shen China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S14 15:45 16:45 Screen 14 P-272 15:45 15:51 Performance Comparison of Two RapidHIT™ ID Cartridge Types for Forensic Leads Mr. Hong Han Lim Singapore
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S14 15:45 16:45 Screen 14 P-273 15:51 15:57 Real-time and STR data in one reaction: a means to optimise PCR Mrs. Caitlin McDonald Australia
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S14 15:45 16:45 Screen 14 P-274 15:57 16:03 RapidHit ID: RESULTS OF STUDIES USING DIFFERENT KINDS OF SAMPLES Dr. Samuel T. G. Ferreira Brazil
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S14 15:45 16:45 Screen 14 P-275 16:03 16:09 STR genotyping by real-time PCR using QueSTR probes Mrs. Sonja Škevin Belgium
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S14 15:45 16:45 Screen 14 P-276 16:09 16:15 Revolutionizing Forensic DNA Analysis: The PowerPlex® 18E System Dr. Andy Hopwood United Kingdom
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S14 15:45 16:45 Screen 14 P-278 16:21 16:27 The Quick TargSeq 1.0 integrated system for rapid DNA analysis with sample-in–answer-out capability Mr. Yong-jie Li China
11 Sept. Poster Session 2.S14 15:45 16:45 Screen 14 P-279 16:27 16:33 A “sample-in-answer-out” system for integrated and automated short tandem repeat genotyping Mr. Zhuang Bin China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S01 10:20 11:30 Screen 1 P-281 10:20 10:26 Can human DNA aid in the investigation of animal abuse? Ms. Heidi Monkman Australia
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S01 10:20 11:30 Screen 1 P-282 10:26 10:32 Bidirectional Transfer of DNA in Controlled Experimental Settings: Providing New Insights into Transfer Events Dr. Mariya Goray Australia
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S01 10:20 11:30 Screen 1 P-283 10:32 10:38 Illicit Drug Distribution: Evaluation of DNA Transfer between Ziplock Bags and Capsules Mrs. Madison Nolan Australia
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S01 10:20 11:30 Screen 1 P-284 10:38 10:44 Relevant sampling areas on firearms for the reconstruction of shooting scenario involving two individuals Mrs. Martina Onofri Italy
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S01 10:20 11:30 Screen 1 P-285 10:44 10:50 When secondary DNA transfer is crucial to solving the case Dr. Simona Severini Italy
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S01 10:20 11:30 Screen 1 P-286 10:50 10:56 Investigating Touch DNA Success Rates in Vehicle Sites for Hit-and-Run Casework Mr. Nashmi Aidarous United Arab Emirates
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S01 10:20 11:30 Screen 1 P-287 10:56 11:02 Transfer of DNA during a slap and a punch of a face Dr. Roland van Oorschot Australia
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S01 10:20 11:30 Screen 1 P-288 11:02 11:08 Elucidating the dynamics of trace DNA evidence in pickpocket scenarios Dr. Fabio Oldoni United States
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S01 10:20 11:30 Screen 1 P-289 11:08 11:14 DNA TRANSFER IN THE WASHING MACHINE. ANALYSIS WITH DIFFERENT DETERGENTS. Dr. Manuel Lozano García Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S01 10:20 11:30 Screen 1 P-290 11:14 11:20 Investigation into the Effects of Gunshot Residue on STR PCR Inhibition in DNA Testing from Firearms Dr. Christian Westring United States
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S01 10:20 11:30 Screen 1 P-291 11:20 11:26 Development, characterization and qualification of a cellular target to track biological trace transfers for forensic purposes Mr. Stéphane Sauvagère France
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S02 10:20 11:30 Screen 2 P-293 10:26 10:32 Shedding more Light on Shedders Prof. Adrian Linacre Australia
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S02 10:20 11:30 Screen 2 P-294 10:32 10:38 It’s my car but the drugs are not mine! Mr. Yong Sheng Lee Singapore
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S02 10:20 11:30 Screen 2 P-295 10:38 10:44 Interpretation and education: (sub) source and activity issues, similar challenges? Dr. Tacha Hicks Switzerland
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S02 10:20 11:30 Screen 2 P-296 10:44 10:50 It's all because of a kiss: transfer and persistence of the kisser’s DNA in the kissed mouth Dr. Federica Alessandrini Italy
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S02 10:20 11:30 Screen 2 P-297 10:50 10:56 ENFSI ReAct project: Results of transfer experiments performed by 23 laboratories Prof. Peter Gill Norway
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S02 10:20 11:30 Screen 2 P-298 10:56 11:02 Single-cell analysis in forensic science - the SCAnDi project Dr. Iain Macaulay United Kingdom
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S02 10:20 11:30 Screen 2 P-299 11:02 11:08 Retrospective inference of human behavior using environmental DNA analysis techniques Ms. Yukiko Dozen Japan
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S02 10:20 11:30 Screen 2 P-300 11:08 11:14 Evaluating the effects of environmental insults on presumptive and confirmatory tests and DNA recovery from blood samples Dr. Bushra Idris United Arab Emirates
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S02 10:20 11:30 Screen 2 P-301 11:14 11:20 Human Factors Recommendations for the Interpretation and Expression of DNA Results Dr. Niki Osborne
Dr. Bas KokshoornNetherlands
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S02 10:20 11:30 Screen 2 P-302 11:20 11:26 Comparison of single-cell whole genome amplification and direct low volume PCR for detecting STR and mtDNA HVⅠand II region Shujin Li China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S03 10:20 11:30 Screen 3 P-303 10:20 10:26 Alternative Mitogenome PCR Enrichment Methods for Reference-Type Samples Mrs. Jennifer Daniels-higginbotham United States
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S03 10:20 11:30 Screen 3 P-304 10:26 10:32 Disclosing the maternal genetic background of Andean Mestizos from Ecuador Mrs Alejandra Garzón-Salazar Portugal
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S03 10:20 11:30 Screen 3 P-305 10:32 10:38 mitoTree: Advancing mtDNA research through updated Phylogeny and Haplogroup Guidelines Dr. Nicole Huber Austria
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S03 10:20 11:30 Screen 3 P-306 10:38 10:44 Mitochondrial DNA sequencing for forensic human identification on a sample of the Saudi Arabian Population Dr. Dinah Aloraer Saudi Arabia
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S03 10:20 11:30 Screen 3 P-307 10:44 10:50 Direct Evidence about Founding Populations: Mitogenomes from the first residents of Porto Alegre, Southern Brazil Dr. Camila Pivetta Cavalheiro Brazil
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S03 10:20 11:30 Screen 3 P-308 10:50 10:56 Analysis of the Mitochondrial and Y Chromosomal DNA Variation in Hispaniola Ms. Elise Anderson United States
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S03 10:20 11:30 Screen 3 P-309 10:56 11:02 Mitochondrial DNA heteroplasmy patterns in hair shaft samples: Insights from Whole Mitogenome Sequencing using the Precision ID mtDNA Whole Genome Panel Mrs. Floor Claessens Denmark
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S03 10:20 11:30 Screen 3 P-310 11:02 11:08 Expanding population data for mtDNA haplogroups in the Republic of North Macedonia by using mtDNA set of SNPs in SNP microarray analysis Prof. Renata Jankova Republic of North Macedonia
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S03 10:20 11:30 Screen 3 P-311 11:08 11:14 Mitochondrial DNA Genome polymorphism analysis in the Mexican-Mestizo Population from Mexico City Using Next-Generation Sequencing. Dr. Mariano Guardado Estrada Mexico
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S03 10:20 11:30 Screen 3 P-312 11:14 11:20 A comprehensive review of HVS‐I mitochondrial DNA variation of 19 Iranian populations Ms Motahareh ALAAMJADI Hungary
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S04 10:20 11:30 Screen 4 P-314 10:20 10:26 Comparison of Fetal DNA Extraction Techniques for Paternity and Fetal Sex Determination: Implications for Forensic Genetics. Dr. Santiago Cadena-Ullauri Ecuador
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S04 10:20 11:30 Screen 4 P-315 10:26 10:32 Signature AIMs - a new kind of forensic ancestry marker Dr. Christopher Phillips Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S04 10:20 11:30 Screen 4 P-316 10:32 10:38 Estimating biogeographic ancestry – being certain of uncertainty Mr. Lukas Hoffmann Germany
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S04 10:20 11:30 Screen 4 P-317 10:38 10:44 Genetic ancestry of a Montubios rural population from Ecuador unveils East Asian contribution. Engineer Katherin Barrionuevo-Pérez Ecuador
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S04 10:20 11:30 Screen 4 P-318 10:44 10:50 Exploring the efficacy of distant-degree Kinship testing using nanopore sequencing with portable devices Mrs. Jiarong Zhang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S04 10:20 11:30 Screen 4 P-319 10:50 10:56 Evaluating the effect of marker panel sizes on estimation of bio-geographical co-ancestry proportions in admixed individuals María de la Puente Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S04 10:20 11:30 Screen 4 P-320 10:56 11:02 Validation of the Ion AmpliSeq™ MH-74 Plex Microhaplotype Research Panel as a supplementary assay for kinship testing Mrs. Carmen Tomas Mas Denmark
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S04 10:20 11:30 Screen 4 P-321 11:02 11:08 Massive Parallel Sequencing of Maternal Lineages: mtDNA Variations and Haplogroups in the United Arab Emirates Mother-Child Pairs Dr. Amna Alfalasi United Arab Emirates
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S04 10:20 11:30 Screen 4 P-322 11:08 11:14 Familial search as a complementary tool for identification of unknown offender - case report Mrs. Ljubica Trajkovska Pavlovska Republic of North Macedonia
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S05 10:20 11:30 Screen 5 P-325 10:20 10:26 Genome-wide DNA methylome profiling to identify between identical twins for forensic use Ms. Mun Jeong Cho South Korea
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S05 10:20 11:30 Screen 5 P-326 10:26 10:32 Analysis of paternity cases with a single exclusion in a genetic marker using precision ID Globalfiler™ NGS STR Panel v2 Dr. Nair Gouveia Portugal
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S05 10:20 11:30 Screen 5 P-327 10:32 10:38 Innovating Forensic Application: Digital Microfluidic Integration for Non-Invasive Prenatal Paternity Testing Mr. Ning Wang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S05 10:20 11:30 Screen 5 P-328 10:38 10:44 Constructing a microbial model for differentiating monozygotic twins using the combination of feature selection and likelihood ratio when there are two suspects Dr. Guanju Ma China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S05 10:20 11:30 Screen 5 P-329 10:44 10:50 STR allele dropout and flanking SNP analysis with The Precision ID GlobalFilerTM NGS STR Panel v2 kit in monozygotic twins Dr. Cintia Fridman Brazil
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S05 10:20 11:30 Screen 5 P-330 10:50 10:56 A strategy for screening high-quality variants from low-depth whole genome sequencing data by bloodstains to discriminate monozygotic twins Mr. Enlin Wu China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S05 10:20 11:30 Screen 5 P-331 10:56 11:02 Distinguishing monozygotic twins from trace DNA by using whole genome amplification strategies Prof. Xiling Liu China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S05 10:20 11:30 Screen 5 P-332 11:02 11:08 Improved identification of victims from the Spanish Civil War with NGS technology Mrs. Sandra Carbó-Ramírez Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S05 10:20 11:30 Screen 5 P-333 11:08 11:14 Identification of monozygotic twins by microbial polymorphism Dr. Zhirui Zhang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S05 10:20 11:30 Screen 5 P-334 11:14 11:20 Exploration of mitochondrial genome sequencing: insights from ATOPlex Kit on pedigrees and twins Dr. Jingyi Yang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S06 10:20 11:30 Screen 6 P-336 10:20 10:26 Problematic practices and potential policy options for investigative genetic genealogy: results of a modified policy Delphi study Prof. Christi Guerrini United States
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S06 10:20 11:30 Screen 6 P-337 10:26 10:32 Overcoming Budget Constraints to Obtain Sustainable Funding for Forensic Genetic Genealogy Dr. David Mittelman United States
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S06 10:20 11:30 Screen 6 P-338 10:32 10:38 Unraveling Forensic Genetic Genealogy: Advances and Challenges in the EU Context Mr. Emil Karaus Czech Republic
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S06 10:20 11:30 Screen 6 P-339 10:38 10:44 On the use of Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy in criminal cases in Sweden Dr. Ricky Ansell Sweden
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S06 10:20 11:30 Screen 6 P-340 10:44 10:50 Combining Targeted SNP Sequencing and Local Kinship Analysis for the Identification of Human Remains Dr. Laurence Devesse Switzerland
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S06 10:20 11:30 Screen 6 P-341 10:50 10:56 Microarray is not for forensics. We disagree! Maarja Sadam Estonia
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S06 10:20 11:30 Screen 6 P-342 10:56 11:02 Comparisons of four common approaches for kinship inference in FIGG Mrs. Yu Zang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S06 10:20 11:30 Screen 6 P-343 11:02 11:08 Performance comparison between a novel pentameric STR panel and well-established STR kits for kinship and mixture resolution Amaia Cabrejas-Olalla Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S06 10:20 11:30 Screen 6 P-344 11:08 11:14 Metabolomics, but not proteomics, efficiently discriminate monozygotic twins in peripheral blood Dr. Jun Yao China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S06 10:20 11:30 Screen 6 P-345 11:14 11:20 An innovative genetic genealogy approach to the identification of three victims of World War I and World War II: The new Forenseq Kintelligence kit Dr. Vincent Zvenigorosky France
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S07 10:20 11:30 Screen 7 P-347 10:20 10:26 A retrospective study of mRNA analyses in casework after the first year of implementation. Mrs. Mariam Mjærum Bouzga Norway
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S07 10:20 11:30 Screen 7 P-348 10:26 10:32 Experiences of the use of combined DNA and mRNA analysis in criminal cases Dr. Siri Aili Fagerholm Sweden
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S07 10:20 11:30 Screen 7 P-349 10:32 10:38 A decade of mRNA body fluid and organ typing in casework: outcomes of Dutch court decisions Prof. Titia Sijen Netherlands
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S07 10:20 11:30 Screen 7 P-350 10:38 10:44 A comparative study of mRNA profiling in normal and inflammatory vaginal secretions Mr. Hemiao Zhao China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S07 10:20 11:30 Screen 7 P-351 10:44 10:50 Differentiation of five forensically relevant body fluids using a small set of miRNA markers Prof. Diana Hall Switzerland
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S07 10:20 11:30 Screen 7 P-352 10:50 10:56 Validation of novel mRNA semen-specific markers for forensic fluid identification Dr. Iva Gomes Portugal
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S07 10:20 11:30 Screen 7 P-353 10:56 11:02 The use of rectal mucosa mRNA markers in forensic casework Dr. Margreet van den Berge Netherlands
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S07 10:20 11:30 Screen 7 P-354 11:02 11:08 Comprehensive Body Fluid Identification and Contributor Assignment by integrating Targeted Sequencing of mRNA and coding region SNP Mr. Maximilian Neis Germany
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S07 10:20 11:30 Screen 7 P-355 11:08 11:14 New miRNA markers to distinguish saliva from vaginal secretion in body fluid source identification Ms. Xunhong Yang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S07 10:20 11:30 Screen 7 P-356 11:14 11:20 Evaluation of DNA Extraction Efficiency Method for Forensic Application on Trace Levels and Degraded Body Fluid Substrate Stains Dr. Abubakar Muhammad Aminu Nigeria
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S07 10:20 11:30 Screen 7 P-357 11:20 11:26 Inference of the Saliva Donor in Body Fluid Mixtures by cSNP Analysis Dr. Jan Euteneuer Germany
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S08 10:20 11:30 Screen 8 P-358 10:20 10:26 DNA methylation direct sequencing in body fluid identification Mrs. Yuanyuan Xiao China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S08 10:20 11:30 Screen 8 P-359 10:26 10:32 The potential application of Enzyme conversion of DNA methylation in body fluid identification Mrs. Manrui Li China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S08 10:20 11:30 Screen 8 P-360 10:32 10:38 Saliva and Semen Identification by DNA Methylation Analysis Using Droplet Digital PCR Ms. So Eun Lee South Korea
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S08 10:20 11:30 Screen 8 P-362 10:44 10:50 Microbial profiling in postmortem organ tissues: insights from 2bRAD-M analysis in cases of sudden death and hanging events Dr. Xiumei Zhu China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S08 10:20 11:30 Screen 8 P-363 10:50 10:56 Exploring the Forensic Potential of Oral and Nasal Microbiota for Estimating Post-Mortem Intervals Dr. Ji Chen China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S08 10:20 11:30 Screen 8 P-364 10:56 11:02 Assessing full-length and sub-regional 16S rRNA gene sequencing for skin and saliva microbiome profiling in forensic analysis Dr. Han Zhang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S08 10:20 11:30 Screen 8 P-365 11:02 11:08 Environmental microbiotas from substrate might interfere microbiome-based identification of forensically relevant body fluids: a pilot study Dr. Jun Zhang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S08 10:20 11:30 Screen 8 P-366 11:08 11:14 tsRNAs — a novel small RNA molecule with potential in forensic body fluid source identification Ms. Jiaru Li China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S08 10:20 11:30 Screen 8 P-368 11:20 11:26 Development of a multiplex system for blood and menstrual blood identification based on the microbial markers Mrs. Tingting Yang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S09 10:20 11:30 Screen 9 P-369 10:20 10:26 What do forensic geneticists ignore? Two alternative, non-toxic methods for FFPE tissue deparaffinization Dr. Giulia Soldati Italy
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S09 10:20 11:30 Screen 9 P-370 10:26 10:32 Evaluation of three sampling methods for the recovery of touch DNA from metal items Miss Sally Stansbie United Kingdom
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S09 10:20 11:30 Screen 9 P-371 10:32 10:38 Comparison of DNA Extraction Methods for Telogen Hair Samples Ms. Cathrine Bie Petersen Denmark
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S09 10:20 11:30 Screen 9 P-372 10:38 10:44 DNA Extraction from One Step Urine Drug Screen Test for STR Typing Dr. Mónika Nogel Hungary
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S09 10:20 11:30 Screen 9 P-373 10:44 10:50 Degradation of DNA Extracts Stored Under Different Conditions: What We Know and What Is New Prof. Sarah Gino Italy
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S09 10:20 11:30 Screen 9 P-374 10:50 10:56 From dactyloscopy to the Minimum Surface Requirement (MSR). A preliminary study to assess DNA genotyping from fingermarks. Dr. Michele Di Nunzio Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S09 10:20 11:30 Screen 9 P-375 10:56 11:02 Effects of Fingerprint Enhancement Techniques on Forensic DNA Recovery Dr. Xiaoyang Li Singapore
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S09 10:20 11:30 Screen 9 P-376 11:02 11:08 Unveiling MSR: The Genesis of a Device for the Assessment of Fingermarks and their Genetic Identification Ms. Clara Camprubi-Aumatell Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S09 10:20 11:30 Screen 9 P-377 11:08 11:14 Microhaplotypes: from exploration to application in forensic genetics Prof. Chiara Turchi Italy
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S09 10:20 11:30 Screen 9 P-378 11:14 11:20 Development and Validation of the 9-dye Fluorenscent Y chromosome and autosomal Multiplex STR Amplification System Prof. Xue Bai China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S10 10:20 11:30 Screen 10 P-380 10:20 10:26 Development and validation of a new Investigator Quantiplex Pro variant for high sensitivity forensic workflow applications Mrs. Amy Liberty United States
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S10 10:20 11:30 Screen 10 P-381 10:26 10:32 A 25 Loci Mini-STR System to Facilitate Analysis of Degraded DNA Prof. SHENG LI China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S10 10:20 11:30 Screen 10 P-382 10:32 10:38 A Comprehensive Evaluation of Commercial Small-Amplicon Mitogenome Enrichment Kits for Massively Parallel Sequencing Mrs. Courtney Cavagnino United States
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S10 10:20 11:30 Screen 10 P-383 10:38 10:44 ANALYSIS OF FORENSIC SAMPLES USING THE INVESTIGATOR QUANTIPLEX PRO RGQ KIT (QIAGEN) AT HALF VOLUMES
Dr. Anna Barbaro Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S10 10:20 11:30 Screen 10 P-385 10:50 10:56 Preparations for shotgun sequencing analyses in forensic genetics Dr. Marie-Louise Kampmann Denmark
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S10 10:20 11:30 Screen 10 P-386 10:56 11:02 Enhancing Trace DNA Recovery in Forensic Casework Samples, Evaluation of Amplicon RxTM Post-PCR Clean-up Kit on GlobalFiler™ PCR Products Mrs. Naeema Al Janahi United Arab Emirates
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S10 10:20 11:30 Screen 10 P-387 11:02 11:08 STR isoalleles detection in Capillary Electrophoresis Dr. Eugenia Carnevali Italy
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S10 10:20 11:30 Screen 10 P-388 11:08 11:14 A highly integrated next-generation sequencing detection method for forensic DNA genetic markers and RNA molecular markers Mr. Jie Zhao China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S11 10:20 11:30 Screen 11 P-391 10:20 10:26 MVCall: An automatic nanopore sequencing analysis pipeline for variation and heterogeneity identification of mitogenome Prof. Yiping Hou China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S11 10:20 11:30 Screen 11 P-392 10:26 10:32 Influence of fragment lengths in DNA mixtures for mitochondrial sequence analysis Mrs. Christina Amory Austria
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S11 10:20 11:30 Screen 11 P-393 10:32 10:38 An Optimised MPSplex QIAseq Workflow for Highly Degraded Post-Mortem Bone Samples. Mrs. Lisa Vangeel Netherlands
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S11 10:20 11:30 Screen 11 P-394 10:38 10:44 Forensic potential of low-frequency, single-base substitutions in human mitochondrial genome Dr. Marina Korolija Croatia
11 Sept. Poster Session 1.S11 10:15 11:45 Screen 11 P-121 11:15 11:21 Mixture Deconvolution of Kintelligence Profiles and Kinship Inference Assessment Mrs. Erin Gorden United States
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S11 10:20 11:30 Screen 11 P-396 10:50 10:56 Comparison of MPS methodologies for Individual identification based in STRs, mitochondrial DNA and SNPs in ancient DNA samples Mr. Roger Anglada Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S11 10:20 11:30 Screen 11 P-397 10:56 11:02 An NGS-based Typing Panel of Human Multi-source Genetic Markers Dr. Hui Sun China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S11 10:20 11:30 Screen 11 P-398 11:02 11:08 A survey of human microhaplotype variation and panel design with MicroHapDB Dr. Daniel Standage United States
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S11 10:20 11:30 Screen 11 P-400 11:14 11:20 Detection of mitochondrial genome in degraded and inhibitor samples with ForenSeq mtDNA Whole Genome Kit Prof. Fei Guo China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S12 10:20 11:30 Screen 12 P-402 10:20 10:26 MPS Library preparation optimization and quality control with QIAxcel Connect System for low template DNA samples Mrs. Chiara Fantinato Norway
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S12 10:20 11:30 Screen 12 P-403 10:26 10:32 Investigation into the enhancement of unique molecular identifiers applied in the MH-MPS panel for genotyping unbalanced mixed DNA Dr. Qiang Zhu China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S12 10:20 11:30 Screen 12 P-404 10:32 10:38 Development of an automated workflow for library preparation of ForenSeq assays Mr. Mario Scherer Germany
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S12 10:20 11:30 Screen 12 P-405 10:38 10:44 Assessing the suitability of a commercial microhaplotypes assay for casework use Dr. Rebecca Just United States
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S12 10:20 11:30 Screen 12 P-406 10:44 10:50 Evaluation of the effectiveness of microhaplotypes in analyzing degraded DNA specimens Dr. Fabiano Gentile Italy
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S12 10:20 11:30 Screen 12 P-407 10:50 10:56 Advantages of using MPS in routine cases in forensics: more than just increased discriminatory power. Mrs. Alicia Moré Agudo Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S12 10:20 11:30 Screen 12 P-408 10:56 11:02 Inter-platform evaluation of a large-scale tri-allelic SNP panel for forensic identification: the MPSplex panel J Ruiz-Ramírez Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S12 10:20 11:30 Screen 12 P-409 11:02 11:08 Forensic validation of the MPS Forenseq MainstAY assay Dr. Ana Mosquera Miguel Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S12 10:20 11:30 Screen 12 P-410 11:08 11:14 The development and validation of a novel forensic STR panel (155 STRs) on massively parallel sequencing platforms Dr. Mengyang Zhao China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S12 10:20 11:30 Screen 12 P-411 11:14 11:20 Cas9-guided target nanopore sequencing and profiling of forensic short tandem repeats Mrs. Tingting Yang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S13 10:20 11:30 Screen 13 P-413 10:20 10:26 Development and Validation of A MPS-based 512-plex SNP Panel for Degradative Forensic Samples Mr. Linyu Shi China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S13 10:20 11:30 Screen 13 P-414 10:26 10:32 A massively parallel sequencing based forensic DNA analysis system: Four-in-One solution Prof. Xiaosen Guo China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S13 10:20 11:30 Screen 13 P-415 10:32 10:38 Massive sequencing in molecular autopsy. Gene panel vs whole exome sequencing María Brion Spain
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S13 10:20 11:30 Screen 13 P-416 10:38 10:44 Systemic approach: A review of forensic genetic programs working on Missing Person Identification in humanitarian contexts. Dr. Yarimar Cristina Ruiz Orozco Venezuela
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S13 10:20 11:30 Screen 13 P-417 10:44 10:50 Identification and characterization of Multi-Indels from whole genome data Dr. Weibo Liang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S13 10:20 11:30 Screen 13 P-418 10:50 10:56 Progress in Standardization of Forensic Next Generation Sequencing in China Mr. Ke-Lai Kang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S13 10:20 11:30 Screen 13 P-419 10:56 11:02 Developmental Validation of the IDseek® OmniSTR™ Global autosomal STR profiling kit Mr. Erik Attendee919 Netherlands
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S13 10:20 11:30 Screen 13 P-421 11:08 11:14 Limitations of low-depth WGS data in forensic applications Dr. Jinfeng Xuan China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S13 10:20 11:30 Screen 13 P-422 11:14 11:20 The exploration of the AMI(Acute Myocardial Infarction) related piRNA in plasma exosomes based on high-throughput sequencing Mrs. Jia Zhang China
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S14 10:20 11:30 Screen 14 P-424 10:20 10:26 Assessing the Utility of STR Profiling for Combating COVID-19 Insurance Fraud Involving Lateral Flow Test Kits in Thailand Dr. Achirapa Bandhaya Thailand
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S14 10:20 11:30 Screen 14 P-425 10:26 10:32 Assessing the impact of inhibitors on the viability of biological samples for forensic DNA analysis: A pilot study Mrs. Adeyanju Mosuro United Kingdom
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S14 10:20 11:30 Screen 14 P-426 10:32 10:38 Investigating cardiac genetic background in sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) Dr. Francesca Cazzato Italy
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S14 10:20 11:30 Screen 14 P-427 10:38 10:44 Alleged genetic-driven criminal impulses and free will: an underaddressed forensic research frontier Prof. Simone Grassi Italy
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S14 10:20 11:30 Screen 14 P-428 10:44 10:50 The effect of luminol on blood presumptive testing and DNA analyses Mrs. Marina Nomm Estonia
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S14 10:20 11:30 Screen 14 P-429 10:50 10:56 Species-specific (human, dog and cat) identification and quantification using droplet digital PCR in forensic cases Dr. Seong Yeon Yoo South Korea
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S14 10:20 11:30 Screen 14 P-430 10:56 11:02 Viral Detection from Formalin-Fixed Paraffin-Embedded Tissue in Autopsy Cases of Viral Pneumonia Mr. Kazuho Maeda Japan
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S14 10:20 11:30 Screen 14 P-431 11:02 11:08 Expanding the capacity of conventional fragment analysis with virtual channels Dr. Vladimir Orekhov Finland
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S14 10:20 11:30 Screen 14 P-432 11:08 11:14 EFFECT OF CHELATING AGENTS ON THE QUALITY OF DNA PROFILING: A FORENSIC APPROACH Mr. Soupayan Banerjee India
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S14 10:20 11:30 Screen 14 P-433 11:14 11:20 Strategies of Solving Unbalanced DNA Mixtures by DIP-STR Technology Mrs. Jing Chen China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S01 10:30 11:30 Screen 1 P-435 10:30 10:36 Implementation of an AI system for automated sperm identification Dr. Arvid Hedén Gynnå Sweden
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S01 10:30 11:30 Screen 1 P-436 10:36 10:42 Validation of sperm detection scanning system by Metasystems Mrs. Silja Erg Estonia
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S01 10:30 11:30 Screen 1 P-437 10:42 10:48 Establishment and validation of automated microscopic sperm detection using Deep Neural Network-based analysis software in a forensic routine laboratory Dr. Jacqueline Kumme Germany
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S01 10:30 11:30 Screen 1 P-438 10:48 10:54 Can useable male DNA profiles be obtained from seminal fractions where no spermatozoa have been visualised after differential lysis and microscope slide preparation? Dr. Tim Clayton United Kingdom
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S01 10:30 11:30 Screen 1 P-439 10:54 11:00 Automation and LIMS development for the PowerSeq CRM mtDNA Assay Dr. Jodi Irwin United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S01 10:30 11:30 Screen 1 P-442 11:00 11:06 Interpreting Microhaplotype Data Dr. Brian Young United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S01 10:30 11:30 Screen 1 P-441 11:06 11:12 Enhanced interpretation of complex DNA mixtures using multiple highly polymorphic MPS-based microhaplotype panels Ms. Mengyu Tan China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S01 10:30 11:30 Screen 1 P-440 11:12 11:18 Interpretation strategies for microhaplotype DNA profiles generated by next-generation sequencing Ms. Yuting Wang China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S02 10:30 11:30 Screen 2 P-444 10:00 10:36 A Software Package for Designing and Interpreting Forensic DNA Validation Studies Dr. Sarah Riman United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S02 10:30 11:30 Screen 2 P-445 10:36 10:42 A mixture simulation method based on single source DNA profiles Dr. Tingyun Hou China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S02 10:30 11:30 Screen 2 P-446 10:42 10:48 The impact of the drop-out in the evaluation of LR with the continuous approach Dr. Alessandra Caglià Italy
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S02 10:30 11:30 Screen 2 P-447 10:48 10:54 An overlooked treasure; the relationship between the back stutter rate and the double back stutter rate Dr. Minoru Asogawa Japan
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S02 10:30 11:30 Screen 2 P-448 10:54 11:00 DNA mixture interpretation: A guiding principle to identify the most supported propositions Mr. Vincent van Marion Netherlands
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S02 10:30 11:30 Screen 2 P-449 11:00 11:06 An empirical comparison of qualitative vs quantitative models in the statistical evaluation of forensic genetic evidence Spain
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S02 10:30 11:30 Screen 2 P-450 11:06 11:12 Massively parallel sequencing of trace DNA – better than CE? Mrs. Lisa Dierig Germany
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S02 10:30 11:30 Screen 2 P-451 11:12 11:18 MPS vs CE STR data, similarities and differences and the impact on LR calculations using probabilistic genotyping systems Dr. Kristiaan J. van der Gaag Netherlands
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S03 10:30 11:30 Screen 3 P-453 10:30 10:36 The Growing Impact of Rapid DNA Testing on Disaster Victim Identification Dr. Richard Selden United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S03 10:30 11:30 Screen 3 P-454 10:36 10:42 Recommendations for identifying disaster victims from the “Mass Grave Project”: forensic genetics issues Dr. Giulia Sguazzi Italy
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S03 10:30 11:30 Screen 3 P-455 10:42 10:48 From Death to Discovery: Forensic Biology at Human Decomposition Facilities Dr. Sheree Hughes United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S03 10:30 11:30 Screen 3 P-456 10:48 10:54 DNA Preservation in highly degraded skeletal remains from the Vietnam assessed by various extraction methods, quantitative PCR, and MPS testing with nuclear SNP panels Ms. Phuong Pham Vietnam
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S03 10:30 11:30 Screen 3 P-1550 10:54 11:00 You Can Only Test One – A Study of over 11,000 NGS Reactions for Skeletal Materials Dr. Suni Edson United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S03 10:30 11:30 Screen 3 P-459 11:06 11:12 Preliminary results of classic Sanger and Next Generation Sequencing mitotypes comparison of Second World War victims' skeletal remains Mr. Marcel Obal Slovenia
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S03 10:30 11:30 Screen 3 P-460 11:12 11:18 DNA analysis in human remains identification – Croatian (Hi)Story Dr. Ivana Furač Croatia
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S04 10:30 11:30 Screen 4 P-462 10:30 10:36 Development of a Nicking Endonuclease Dependent Amplification Method and Its Use in STR Analysis of Trace DNA Prof. Wanli Bi China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S04 10:30 11:30 Screen 4 P-463 10:36 10:42 Determining the Best Strategy in Processing Low Level DNA Samples from Fired Cartridge Cases (FCCs) and Firearms Given Quantifiable Metrics of Recoverable DNA Mrs. Leah Nangeroni United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S04 10:30 11:30 Screen 4 P-464 10:42 10:48 Evaluation of a new collection technique for touch DNA: the DNA-Buster Dr. Alina Senst Switzerland
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S04 10:30 11:30 Screen 4 P-465 10:48 10:54 Effect of adhesive removal solvents on touch DNA Mrs. Zoe Wood United Kingdom
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S04 10:30 11:30 Screen 4 P-466 10:54 11:00 Evaluation of a novel tapelift-applicator to elevate DNA recovery by tapelifting Dr. Georgina Meakin Australia
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S04 10:30 11:30 Screen 4 P-467 11:00 11:06 Evaluation of recovery of DNA from blood, saliva and touch samples deposited of different states of acetaminophen Ms. Alexandria Bertram Australia
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S04 10:30 11:30 Screen 4 P-468 11:06 11:12 Optimizing the Recovery of DNA from Exhaled Breath Devices for Human Identification Ms. Kayli Carrillo United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S04 10:30 11:30 Screen 4 P-469 11:12 11:18 Comparing Extraction and Direct Amplification Methods for Enhanced Touch DNA Profiling Dr. Salem K Alketbi United Arab Emirates
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S04 10:30 11:30 Screen 4 P-470 11:18 11:24 AN ALTERNATIVE METHOD: A SIMPLE POSTMORTEM DNA SAMPLING AND TYPING FOR EFFICIENT DVI AND MISSING PERSONS IDENTIFICATION Dr Rashed Alghafri United Arab Emirates
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S05 10:30 11:30 Screen 5 P-471 10:30 10:36 Degradation of nuclear DNA in different types of bloodstain depositions along with increasing time frames of ultraviolet light (UV) exposition. Initial results from an experimental setting using highly- UV-reflecting military garment with a desert-type camouflage pattern. Saskia Franken Germany
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S05 10:30 11:30 Screen 5 P-472 10:36 10:42 Comparation of Lyophilized and Normal DNATyperTM 30 6-dye PCR Amplification Kit Mr. Zhe zhang China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S05 10:30 11:30 Screen 5 P-473 10:42 10:48 Internal Validation of the Investigator 26Plex QS Amplification Kit: a high-throughput multiplex assay for reference and low copy number DNA samples Ms. Paula Cardoso Portugal
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S05 10:30 11:30 Screen 5 P-474 10:48 10:54 Straight Outta the Gel: direct PCR from agarose and polyacrylamide gels Dr. Viktor Poór Hungary
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S05 10:30 11:30 Screen 5 P-475 10:54 11:00 Enhancing Forensic DNA Analysis Through the Utilization of HiMedia’s Insta NX® Mag32 Automated Nucleic Acid Extractor with HiPurA® Multi Sample Pre- filled Plates for Insta NX® Mag32 Dr. Arunagiri Subramanian India
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S05 10:30 11:30 Screen 5 P-476 11:00 11:06 A High Performance PCR Assay System Capable Of Cleaning Carry-Over Contamination Prof. Dongke Fu China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S05 10:30 11:30 Screen 5 P-477 11:06 11:12 The use of non-thermal plasma for DNA decontamination in forensic settings Ms. Katie Hussain United Kingdom
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S05 10:30 11:30 Screen 5 P-478 11:12 11:18 Detection of DNA-containing material in vehicles using fluorescent in situ detection Mrs. Katelyn Hare Australia
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S05 10:30 11:30 Screen 5 P-479 11:18 11:24 Comparison of three DNA quantification methods for forensic blood samples Carla Vinas-Geli Spain
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S06 10:30 11:30 Screen 6 P-480 10:30 10:36 Long-term storage of blood and saliva on five different forensic swab types over 56 months Mrs. Ilona Seiberle Switzerland
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S06 10:30 11:30 Screen 6 P-481 10:36 10:42 Comparative study for the effect of different vectors and pretreatment methods on DNA typing efficiency Dr. Qiannan Xu China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S06 10:30 11:30 Screen 6 P-482 10:42 10:48 Assessment of Diamond™ Nucleic Acid Dye as predictive method for targeting hair follicles suitable for DNA profiling in casework Dr. Leire Palencia-Madrid Spain
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S06 10:30 11:30 Screen 6 P-483 10:48 10:54 Concurrent detection of mitochondrial DNA and nuclear DNA in hair shaft samples using an using an all-in-one multiplex system Prof. Riga Wu China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S06 10:30 11:30 Screen 6 P-484 10:54 11:00 NOVEL METHOD TO RELIABLY RECOVER NUCLEAR DNA FROM HUMAN HAIR SHAFT Dr. Elaine Lewis United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S06 10:30 11:30 Screen 6 P-485 11:00 11:06 Reproducible Artificial DNA Degradation for Forensic Purposes by UV-light Mrs. Lena Ewers Austria
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S06 10:30 11:30 Screen 6 P-486 11:06 11:12 A simple DNA extraction method to selectively purify high molecular weight and low molecular weight DNA Mr. Todd Bille United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S06 10:30 11:30 Screen 6 P-487 11:12 11:18 DNA degradation potential on Body Fluid stains under various conditions: A preliminary approach Dr. Ankit Srivastava India
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S07 10:30 11:30 Screen 7 P-489 10:30 10:36 Deletion events at DYS448 locus: Exploring rearrangement patterns in the AZFc region of the Y chromosome Mr. Rodrigo Flores Espinoza Brazil
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S07 10:30 11:30 Screen 7 P-490 10:36 10:42 Investigation of a Y-chromosome deletion affecting amelogenin-based sex typing in forensics using CE and MPS methods Dr. Magdalena Marcińska Poland
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S07 10:30 11:30 Screen 7 P-491 10:42 10:48 Improving forensic Y-chromosome DNA analysis on multiple levels Mr. Dion Zandstra Netherlands
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S07 10:30 11:30 Screen 7 P-492 10:48 10:54 Seeking Efficiency: Developmental Validation of the One-Tube Reaction IDseek® mYSTR Y-Chromosomal STR Profiling Kit Mrs. Lindsay Kotchey United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S07 10:30 11:30 Screen 7 P-493 10:54 11:00 A practical proposal for interpreting X-STR profiles from the Forenseq DNA Signature Prep (MPS kit) based on ArgusX-12 population databases PhD Iran Cortés-Trujillo Mexico
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S07 10:30 11:30 Screen 7 P-494 11:00 11:06 Is it really necessary to include the Y-STRs in autosomal STR multiplex kits to help determine the number of mixture contributors? Prof. Francesco Ausania Italy
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S07 10:30 11:30 Screen 7 P-495 11:06 11:12 Developmental validation of multiplexes featured by multicopy and rapidly-mutating Y-STRs Dr. Lei Shang China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S07 10:30 11:30 Screen 7 P-496 11:12 11:18 Forensic Genetic Identification of Human Remains – A quantitative workflow approach adapted for DNA profiling and haplotyping. Mrs. Mounia - Widad Bessekri Algeria
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S07 10:30 11:30 Screen 7 P-497 11:18 11:24 The Quick TargSeq 1.0 integrated system for rapid forensic
DNA analysis: sample collection to DNA profileDr. Jun-ping Han China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S08 10:30 11:30 Screen 8 P-498 10:30 10:36 Visual identification for species and sex derived from bloodstain based on phosphate-mediated isothermal amplification colorimetric system Ms. Wenjing Hu China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S08 10:30 11:30 Screen 8 P-499 10:36 10:42 Bridging towards ISO 17025 accreditation: Validating automated NGS-based technology with Qiagen ForenSeq MainstAY (MainstAY) and ForenSeq mtDNA Control Region (mtDNA-CR) kits at Bordeaux's Forensic Hematology Laboratory (LHML), a first in France. Dr. Julien Papin France
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S08 10:30 11:30 Screen 8 P-500 10:42 10:54 Effects of DNA polymerases with different properties on error types and rates in PCR and sequencing of STR markers Mrs. Tova Lindh Sweden
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S08 10:30 11:30 Screen 8 P-501 10:48 10:54 Internal evaluation of the uses and limitations of externally visible characteristics (EVCs) and biogeographical prediction tools for forensic applications Dr. Lilly Moreno United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S08 10:30 11:30 Screen 8 P-502 10:54 11:00 Enhancing Signal Precision in SNaPshot Multiplex Kit Genotyping of IRISPLEX Targets Mr. Saurabh Patil India
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S08 10:30 11:30 Screen 8 P-503 11:00 11:06 Determination of Human Facial Morphology: Eye and Forehead Structure Dr. Zulal Simsek Turkey
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S08 10:30 11:30 Screen 8 P-504 11:06 11:12 Linking BGA prediction to epigenetic age estimation. A pilot study on the potential of BGA-specific epigenetic age estimation (P) Dr. Jan Fleckhaus Germany
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S09 10:30 11:30 Screen 9 P-507 10:30 10:36 Evaluation of an mRNA targeted assay to determine time since deposition Mrs. Nadescha Hänggi Switzerland
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S09 10:30 11:30 Screen 9 P-508 10:36 10:42 Inferencing Fingerprints TsD Based on Copy Number Differences of Multiple mtDNA markers Dr. Chong Chen China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S09 10:30 11:30 Screen 9 P-509 10:42 10:48 The Necrobiome as an Indicator of Postmortem Interval in a Northern Temperate Climate Mrs. Lesley Hewett Canada
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S09 10:30 11:30 Screen 9 P-510 10:48 10:54 Fingertip blood deposition time of day estimation utilizing circadian microRNAs and mRNAs Dr. Junyan Wang China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S09 10:30 11:30 Screen 9 P-511 10:54 11:00 TrACES of Time: Transcriptomic Analyses for the Contextualization of Evidential Stains – towards estimating the time of deposition using targeted RNA sequencing Mrs. Annica Gosch Germany
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S09 10:30 11:30 Screen 9 P-512 11:00 11:06 Using the temporal variations of both microbial AsVs and metabolic functional pathways improved the accuracy of TSD estimation for saliva stains Dr. Qiong Lan China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S09 10:30 11:30 Screen 9 P-513 11:06 11:12 Constructing the Time since Deposition (TsD) Model in Saliva Stains Based on Full-length Sequencing Technology and Microbial Markers Dr. Guangping Fu China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S10 10:30 11:30 Screen 10 P-516 10:30 10:36 Internal Validation of a Modified SALIgAE Saliva Test Protocol Dr. Stavroulla Xenophontos Cyprus
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S10 10:30 11:30 Screen 10 P-517 10:36 10:42 Evaluation of mRNA profiling from DNA/RNA co-extraction method and effect of RNA stabilizer treatment. Dr. Chong Min Choung South Korea
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S10 10:30 11:30 Screen 10 P-518 10:42 10:48 Assessment of simultaneous DNA/RNA/Protein extraction from human remains Mrs. Maria Josefina Castagnola United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S10 10:30 11:30 Screen 10 P-519 10:48 10:54 Assessment of DNA and mRNA stability under different conditions Mr. David Moore United Kingdom
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S10 10:30 11:30 Screen 10 P-520 10:54 11:00 Shotgun RNA sequencing of low template blood samples provides information for multiple forensic genetic purposes Ms. Alberte Honore Jepsen Denmark
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S10 10:30 11:30 Screen 10 P-521 11:00 11:06 Comparative evaluation of targeted RNA sequencing protocols for gene expression quantification with and without the utilization of unique molecular indices (UMIs) Prof. Cornelius Courts Germany
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S10 10:30 11:30 Screen 10 P-522 11:06 11:12 A nanopore sequencing-based mRNA set for body fluids and personal source analysis Prof. Zheng Wang China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S10 10:30 11:30 Screen 10 P-523 11:12 11:18 Massively parallel sequencing of mRNA-cSNPs: a typing assay for human identification for hair shaft Dr. Jinding Liu China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S10 10:30 11:30 Screen 10 P-524 11:18 11:24 Optimizing RNA Extraction from Formalin-Fixed Tissues for Forensic Gene Expression Analysis: A Pilot Study Mr. Yosef Tsegaye Dabi Thailand
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S11 10:30 11:30 Screen 11 P-525 10:30 10:36 A sequencing assay incorporating coding region SNPs for body fluid identification Dr. Ruiyang Tao China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S11 10:30 11:30 Screen 11 P-526 10:36 10:42 Persistence of Proteomic Body Fluid Signals in DNA-workflows and in an In Vitro Model of the Post-Coital Interval. Dr. Glendon Parker United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S11 10:30 11:30 Screen 11 P-527 10:42 10:48 Reverse Body Fluid Identification Workflow: A Direct to DNA Approach Dr. Maria João Porto Portugal
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S11 10:30 11:30 Screen 11 P-528 10:48 10:54 PSA and Semenogelin effectiveness to detect semen in sexual assault investigations. Dr. Sara C. Zapico United States
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S11 10:30 11:30 Screen 11 P-529 10:54 11:00 Identification of Postmortem Blood through detection of D-dimer Dr. Gabriela Roca Germany
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S11 10:30 11:30 Screen 11 P-530 11:00 11:06 Identification and characterization of extrachromosomal circular DNA profiles of four body fluids Dr. Lanrui Jiang China
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S11 10:30 11:30 Screen 11 P-531 11:06 11:12 The Impact of Temperature and Humidity on the Persistence, Detection and Recovery of Semen. Mrs. Tia Beveridge Australia
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S11 10:30 11:30 Screen 11 P-532 11:12 11:18 Mass spectrometry-based proteomics as a tool for vaginal fluid identification in forensic casework Dr. Hannah Bauer Germany
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S12 10:30 11:30 Screen 12 P-534 10:30 10:36 FAR FROM HOME: GENETIC IDENTIFICATION OF SPANISH CIVIL WAR VICTIMS Olatz Moreno-López Spain
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S12 10:30 11:30 Screen 12 P-535 10:36 10:42 A multi disciplinary approach to the identification of sandy point man Mrs. April Stock Australia
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S12 10:30 11:30 Screen 12 P-536 10:42 10:48 Genetic typing of Italian soldiers found in a Second World War mass grave: a preliminary report Mrs. Barbara Di Stefano Italy
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S12 10:30 11:30 Screen 12 P-537 10:48 10:54 LR values in the identificacion of victims of the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939). The experience of a big consortium. Prof. Eduardo Arroyo-pardo Spain
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S12 10:30 11:30 Screen 12 P-538 10:54 11:00 Large scale SNP analysis for the identification of victims from the Spanish Civil War Dr. Isabel Navarro-Vera Spain
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S12 10:30 11:30 Screen 12 P-539 11:00 11:06 Enhancing Crime Scene Investigation Practices and Training through the Use of Artificial DNA Prof. Gábor Kovács Hungary
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S12 10:30 11:30 Screen 12 P-540 11:06 11:12 Brazil’s Convict Genetic Profile Identification Project: Insights After 5 Years Mrs. Aline Minervino Brazil
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S13 10:30 11:30 Screen 13 P-543 10:30 10:36 FAMILY REUNIFICATION THROUGH DNA ANALYSIS OF SURVIVORS OF THE GREATEST NATURAL DISASTER IN COLOMBIA IN ARMERO-TOLIMA (1985). Mrs. Adriana Alayon Colombia
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S13 10:30 11:30 Screen 13 P-544 10:36 10:42 DNA-assisted Identification of human remains in the Iraqi context Dr. William Goodwin United Kingdom
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S13 10:30 11:30 Screen 13 P-545 10:42 10:48 Genetic Identification of victims of the Spanish Civil War and Dictatorship in the Cuelgamuros Valley (Madrid – Spain) Dr. Pedro A. Barrio Spain
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S13 10:30 11:30 Screen 13 P-546 10:48 10:54 Monitoring success rates of touch DNA samples in cases of volume crime in a high-throughput German police lab Dr. Jens Söchtig Germany
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S13 10:30 11:30 Screen 13 P-547 10:54 11:00 The role of NGS mitogenomes and DNA phenotyping in the forensic investigation: casework of newborn abandoned in a dumpster Dr. Carla Bini Italy
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S13 10:30 11:30 Screen 13 P-548 11:00 11:06 A case of tetragametic chimerism identified during a routine paternity testing case. A Case Report. Dr. Juan Yunis Colombia
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S14 10:30 11:30 Screen 14 P-552 10:30 10:36 MPS Proficiency testing results of the GHEP-ISFG program on STR, Y-STR, and mtDNA markers Dr. Koro Fernández Spain
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S14 10:30 11:30 Screen 14 P-553 10:36 10:42 What is the most efficient DNA extraction method? A thorough review of Gednap extraction efficiency data. Dr. Carsten Hohoff Germany
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S14 10:30 11:30 Screen 14 P-554 10:42 10:48 Successful performance of the Genetic Database of Mendoza, Argentina Dr. Miguel Eduardo Marino Argentina
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S14 10:30 11:30 Screen 14 P-555 10:48 10:54 Prüm implementation in the UK: An example of success through collaboration Mr. Andrew Revoir United Kingdom
13 Sept. Poster Session 4.S14 10:30 11:30 Screen 14 P-556 10:54 11:00 Towards a Common Body of Knowledge for Forensic Genetics: the Most Valuable Publications List and the INTERPOL DNA Reviews Dr. John M. Butler United States
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S11 10:20 11:30 Screen 11 P-395 10:45 10:50 Advancing Semen Detection Techniques: Utilizing STK®Sperm Tracker to Emphasize Traces and Potentially Define Time Since Deposition (TSD) Dr. Selena Cisana Italy
12 Sept. Poster Session 3.S13 10:20 11:30 Screen 14 P-423 11:20 11:26 Advancing Forensic Age Estimation: Insights from Fluorescence Intensity and Time-Resolved Fluorescence Spectroscopy on Human Semen Stains Ms. Sasithon Santikulthani Thailand
