Dubai: Twenty-four student innovations will be showcased to international police leaders and forensic experts at the World Police Summit 2026 in Dubai, giving young researchers an opportunity to present ideas that could help shape the future of policing and public safety.
Dubai Police selected the 24 projects from 80 submissions across different academic disciplines for the Forensic Science Forum for University and College Students, which will run alongside the fifth edition of the summit from November 16 to 18 at Dubai World Trade Centre.
The three-day forum will bring together university and college students, researchers and specialists to explore how scientific research and emerging technologies can be turned into practical solutions for policing, forensic investigations and security challenges.
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Students to present innovations to global experts
Organised by the General Department of Forensic Science and Criminology and the Dubai Police Scientists Council, in collaboration with the Universities and Colleges Council, the forum aims to connect academic research with real-world professional practice.
A dedicated exhibition will give the selected students a platform to display their projects, explain their research findings and exchange ideas directly with international experts, law enforcement officials and visitors to the summit.
