Committees The TIAFT Committee on Systematic Toxicological Analysis have completely renovated its pages.
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The International Association of Forensic Toxicologists is a 45 years old association grouping over 1400 members from all regions of the world. The aims of the association are to promote cooperation and coordination of efforts among members and to encourage research in forensic toxicology. The members come from the police force, medical examiners and coroners' laboratories, horseracing and sports doping laboratories, hospitals, departments of legal medicine, pharmacology, pharmacy and toxicology.
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TIAFT meeting 2011 - 2012
TIAFT Board has decided that the 2011 meeting will be a joint meeting with SOFT in San Francisco.
Given the fairplay of our Japaneese colleagues, the board will support the proposal of having the 2012 meeting in Hamamatsu, Japan.
14th National Meeting of GIFT
The 14th National Meeting of GIFT (Group of Italian Forensic Toxicologists) was held in Florence between November 23rd and 25th, 2007. The meeting, superbly organised by the local forensic toxicologists Francesco Mari and Elisabetta Bertol, was dedicated to the theme of quality in analytical forensic toxicology.
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Discover here the last 20 scientists who have joined the Association.What's new?
Events The 14th National Meeting of GIFT (Group of Italian Forensic Toxicologists) was held in Florence between November 23rd and 25th, 2007.
Bulletin It's now online, for member only, the latest issue of TIAFT Bulletin.
Advertisement The call for application for the Principal Biochemist role is now closed.
TIAFT invites you to visit Forensic Toxicology
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The journal provides an international forum for publication of studies on toxic substances, drugs of abuse, doping agents, chemical warfare agents, and their metabolisms and analyses, which are directly and indirectly related to laws and ethics.
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