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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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The Rise Of 3D Printed Firearms - The Hague

Illustration of 3D printed weapons at NFI (Netherlands Forensic Institute), one of the world's leading forensic laboratories, in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. The Dutch police is concerned about the rise of 3D printed firearms. These types of weapons are increasingly found both locally and abroad. The police and the judiciary are both calling for a ban on the distribution of designs for 3D weapons. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of signs at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of tools used by researchers at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of tools used by researchers at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of signs at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of signs at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of crime scene at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of signs at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of tools used by researchers at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of tools used by researchers at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of tools used by researchers at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of crime scene at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of tools used by researchers at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of tools used by researchers at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of tools used by researchers at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of tools used by researchers at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of tools used by researchers at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of crime scene at NFI institute in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Trace Research At NFI Institute - The Hague

Illustration of researchers utilising advanced analytical techniques of trace research in a NFI laboratory in The Hague, The Netherlands on March 6, 2024. In trace research, researchers investigate minute quantities of substances, providing insights into pollution, genetic relationships, and criminal investigations by collecting samples from various sources and analyse them in controlled settings to understand complex systems at microscopic levels. The NFI (Dutch Forensic Institute) is an international knowledge and expertise center for forensic research. This institute has almost forty different areas of forensic expertise under one roof and is involved in, among other things, DNA research and judicial autopsies. Photo by Robin Utrecht/ABACAPRESS.COM