SHUTTLE partners are involved in the Improving Forensic Trace Recovery” online workshop taking place on  the 1st, 2nd and 5th February 2021. Current methodology in forensic trace recovery is heterogeneous and information exchange on procedures used in different laboratories is limited. This scattered situation hinders further developments in this field, e.g. by introduction of new technology, and the assimilation of modern scientific insights....

Partner Jaap van der Weerd of NFI presented an overview of SHUTTLE at the DG HOME Community of Users ‘Workshop on Forensics: Explosives, conventional forensics, digital forensics’ on 22nd October 2020. Thank you Jaap for explaining how pre-commercial procurement serves user-driven...

SHUTTLE partners & advisors met online today for our M30 Consortium meeting – monitoring progress and planning the next steps in detail: tests and samples for evaluation of the trace analysic toolkit prototypes to support forensics laboratories. Thank you to all contributors! ...

SHUTTLE organised its internal consortium meeting, with all the partners to share on progress and work together through plenary sessions and working groups. This meeting was held on 26-27-28 November 2019 and hosted by partner MOPS-INP in...

The Contract Notice ‘Results of the procurement procedure’ of the Call for tender of the SHUTTLE PCP project has been published in the European Tenders Electronic Daily (Document number: 2020/S 067-159980) The SHUTTLE consortium is pleased to announce the awarding of the Framework Agreements and the contracts for the Phase 1 of the SHUTTLE PCP Tender. The awarded tenderers that will implement Phase 1 – Solution Design are: Camlin Photonics Ltd...

The PCP call for tenders has ended. The evaluation process of the potential service suppliers that will build the SHUTTLE toolkit is now under way! SHUTTLE partners have started to check the tenders’ administrative and technical eligibility. Tenderers will be notified of the outcome of the evaluation process in the next few...