HFES Forensics Professionals working in forensic engineering, civil or criminal litigation, and independent practice are invited to present at the HFES Annual Conference (ASPIRE), this fall (October 13-17) in Chicago.
Why Participate?
- Enhance your CV
- Share and showcase expertise in criminal & civil litigation
- Validate your credentials and benefit from our peer-review process
- Collaborate Across Disciplines: Join forces with Aging, Occupational Ergonomics, Product Design, and Surface Transportation groups for multidisciplinary sessions.
Topics Include:
- Research Studies
- Methodologies & Tools for Site Inspection
- Surrogate Testing
- Technology Applications
- Best Practices in Forensics
- Strategies (e.g., Survive Daubert Challenges, prepare for trial, write reports, etc.)
- Mock Trials & Panel Discussions
- Civil and Criminal Litigation Insights
- Multidisciplinary Sessions: Collaborate with Aging, Occupational Ergonomics, Product Design, and Surface Transportation groups for joint sessions or panel discussions involving lawyers, judges, and other professionals
📅 Deadline to Submit: February 14, 2025
🔗 Submit Here: [ASPIRE International Annual Meeting Home | HFES]
Whether you're part of a forensic engineering firm, a university, or an independent practitioner, your experience is invaluable. Don't miss this opportunity to share your knowledge, experience and expertise with peers, collaborate across disciplines, and advance your career.
Submit your proposal today and make ASPIRE 2025 a success!
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Dave Fortenbaugh, Ph.D., ASP
2025 HFES Forensics Professional Program Chair
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