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Cybergenetics October 2014 Newsletter
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Welcome to the Cybergenetics newsletter! We've tried to put all of our latest updates in one email for you to review at your leisure. Enjoy!
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 The Cybergenetics TrueAllele user group meeting at Bear Mountain, New York was a huge success and attended by over 20 lab directors, analysts, and prosecutors. A special thanks to the labs who presented how they use TrueAllele (Kern County, New York State Police, and Virginia DFS) and to the prosecutors who presented on how they use TrueAllele in cases. |
The 36th annual Southwest Association of Forensic Scientists meeting will be held in South Padre Island, Texas from October 19 to October 23, 2014.
Come meet us at booth #22.
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The 124th annual California Association of Criminalists joint meeting with the Northwest Association of Forensic Scientists will be held in Sonoma, California from October 20 to October 24, 2014.
Come see Dr. Mark Perlin's presentation "Using TrueAllele to Separte DNA Mixtures of Relatives" on October 20th at 8:05 PST during the DNA Workshop.
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NEAFS
The annual Northeast Association of Forensic Scientists meeting will be held in Hersey, PA from November 3 to November 6, 2014.
Come meet us at our booth and see Martin Bowkley's presentation "Separating Familial Mixtures, One Genotype at a Time".
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Twenty Second International Symposium on the Forensic Sciences of the Australia and New Zealand Forensic Science Society; Adelaide, Australia, 2-Sep-2014.
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Serial rapist found guilty in first New York trial using TrueAllele .
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California newspaper features how Cybergenetics TrueAllele DNA analysis helps gain convictions .
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Perlin, M.W. and Miller, K.W.P. Forensic Magazine, 11(4):8-12, 2014
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Perlin, Dr. M.W., Dormer, K., Hornyak, J., Schiermeier-Wood, L., and Greenspoon, S. PLoS ONE, 9(3):e92837, 2014.
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