The 5th International 21st National Forensic Sciences Congress was organized by the Forensic Medicine Specialists Association. Prof. Dr. Aylin Yalçın Sarıbey, a faculty member from Üsküdar University's Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences, Department of Forensic Sciences, attended the congress with postgraduate students. Within this scope, workshops, oral, and poster presentations were held. Doctoral student Ayşe Öykü Tuncay's study titled “Evaluation of the Transfer of Different Fiber Types to Human Hair within the Scope of Forensic Textiles” was awarded the 'Best Oral Presentation' in the field of Forensic Sciences.
Within the scope of the congress held in Antalya Belek, 7 oral and 1 poster presentation were made under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Aylin Yalçın Sarıbey. Additionally, a workshop titled “Use of Virtual Reality Technology in Forensic Sciences Education” was organized with doctoral student Orkun Eruygun.
Prof. Dr. Aylin Yalçın Sarıbey delivered speeches in two separate sessions
At the organized congress, Prof. Dr. Aylin Yalçın Sarıbey delivered speeches in two separate sessions titled “Multidisciplinary Approach in Crime Scene Investigation” and “Ethical Violations in Forensic Sciences: Evaluation Based on Cases.”
Awarded the best oral presentation in the field of forensic sciences…
At the congress, Üsküdar University doctoral student Ayşe Öykü Tuncay's study titled “Evaluation of the Transfer of Different Fiber Types to Human Hair within the Scope of Forensic Textiles” was awarded the Best Oral Presentation in the Field of Forensic Sciences.
In this context, Üsküdar University postgraduate students, under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Aylin Yalçın Sarıbey, presented:
-Ayşe Öykü Tuncay, “Evaluation of the Transfer of Different Fiber Types to Human Hair within the Scope of Forensic Textiles”,
-Melda Yazıcıoğlu, “Child Abduction Cases and Solution Proposals”,
-Ebru Arslanay “Examination of Signatures Made on Tablets with a Forensic Software Tool”,
- Abdurrahim Aydın, “Artificial Intelligence Applications in Crime Scene Investigations”,
- Asude Nur Algül, “Investigation of Target Surface and Bullet Deformation in Shots Made from Different Distances to Wooden Target Surfaces”
- Asude Nur Algül, “Use of Markers in Forensic Sciences”,
- Gülhanım Erdoğan, “Investigation of the Effects of 36 Caliber Shotguns on Target Surfaces” as oral presentations.
Additionally, a poster presentation titled “Investigation of Crime Prevention Strategies within the Framework of Developmental and Risk Factors” was made by Bengisu İşcan under Sarıbey's leadership.
A workshop was also organized within the scope of the congress
A workshop titled “Use of Virtual Reality Technology in Forensic Sciences Education” was also organized with Üsküdar University doctoral student Orkun Eruygun.