Virtopsy Course

Mar 10th, 2022Mar 23rd, 2022
Zurich, 25
CH
https://virtopsy.com/
Phone:+41 44 635 56 11
The Virtopsy Course mainly addresses postmortem examination in forensics using CT scanning, and it also touches on other techniques. It combines theory and practice. See website for details.
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