International Conference on Forensic Dentistry and Odontology (ICFDO - 2026)

The International Conference on Forensic Dentistry and Odontology (ICFDO 2026) is an international academic and research conference organized by the Society for Engineering Research (SFER) and scheduled for 22 October 2026 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The conference focuses on forensic dentistry and odontology and provides a platform for academicians, scientists, researchers, professionals, practitioners, and participants from different research backgrounds to present research, exchange ideas, discuss developments, and establish international academic and professional connections. SFER's official conference listing confirms the Dubai edition for 22 October 2026. SFER describes ICFDO as a global platform intended to support academic research and development and to provide opportunities for participants from different domains to interact with peers from around the world. The conference is designed to encourage the sharing of ideas and experiences while creating opportunities for delegates to establish research or professional relationships and develop international linkages for future collaboration. The central subject of the conference is forensic dentistry and odontology, as established directly by the official conference title. The conference therefore provides an academic setting for researchers and professionals working in or studying the field to exchange knowledge and present research. However, the accessible official material does not provide a detailed scientific program for the 22 October 2026 Dubai edition, so individual forensic-dentistry techniques, identification methods, legal topics, technologies, or clinical applications should not be presented as confirmed conference sessions. SFER's stated objectives for ICFDO emphasize bringing academicians, scientists, professionals, and practitioners together under one platform. The conference is intended to allow participants to discuss current trends, achievements, solutions, and new fields while giving participants an opportunity to understand developments across different countries and research communities. SFER also identifies international cooperation and collaboration as important outcomes of the conference. Another objective is to help narrow the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical applications. The conference therefore provides a setting in which research findings and academic ideas can be communicated to professionals and other participants, supporting discussion of how research may contribute to practical developments in the field. ICFDO also supports research presentation and academic exchange. SFER's conference instructions indicate that participants may deliver oral presentations and poster presentations. Oral presentations are allocated 15 minutes, including 5 minutes for questions and discussion. For poster presentations, authors are expected to prepare their own poster and have an author or co-author available during the poster session for discussion. The event also provides opportunities for international networking and research collaboration. Participants can exchange experiences with researchers from different countries and potentially establish connections for future academic or professional work. SFER's broader conference framework similarly emphasizes knowledge exchange, networking, collaboration, and professional growth.