Forensics Europe Expo 2026
July 1 – July 2 BST
Forensics Europe Expo (FEE) returns to Olympia London on 1–2 July 2026, bringing together the forensic science and investigative community for two days focused on operational practice, scientific advancement and collaboration across scene, laboratory and digital forensic disciplines.
Programme:
The 2026 conference programme has been structured to reflect how investigations unfold in practice, from the scene through to the laboratory and digital analysis.
- Scene of Crime – focusing on recovery techniques, evidential integrity, contamination control and operational best practice for crime scene practitioners.
- Laboratory Analysis – exploring scientific developments, validation standards and innovations across forensic disciplines including DNA, toxicology, trace evidence and analytical techniques.
- Digital Forensics – addressing the rapidly evolving landscape of digital evidence, cyber investigations, AI-generated content and new approaches to analysing and presenting digital material in court.
Exhibition:
Alongside the conference, the exhibition floor will feature leading providers of forensic equipment, laboratory technology, digital investigation tools and specialist services.
Attendees will have the opportunity to explore new technologies, view live demonstrations and engage directly with suppliers, helping forensic professionals evaluate solutions before investment decisions are made.
Networking
Forensics Europe Expo provides a unique opportunity for professionals across policing, laboratories, academia and investigative organisations to share knowledge, exchange experience and strengthen collaboration across disciplines.
The event also attracts an increasingly international audience, bringing together expertise from across Europe and beyond.
Co-location
FEE 2026 will be co-located with The Blue Light Show, providing attendees with access to a wider public safety and emergency response ecosystem, including professionals from policing, fire, ambulance and national security.
Free to attend
Those involved in crime scene examination, laboratory science, digital forensics, policing and investigative support are encouraged to attend and take advantage of the learning, networking and technology evaluation opportunities the event offers.
Review the programme and secure a FREE visitor pass: