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	Feature: Standards Impact the Forensic Sciences by John J. Lentini Feature: Reflections on Standards by Raymond Kammer Insight: Coil Coatings Conversion by David A. Cocuzzi TECH NEWS Users, Designers, and Manufacturers of Treestands Sought New Research Strategies to Be Explored at Product- Development Workshop Data on Stainless Steel Corrosion Sought Annual Business Meeting to Be Held in May Expertise Sought to Develop Standard Guide for Measuring Equipment Used in Remotely Operated Facilities Manufacturers Sought to Develop Glove-Sizing Standard Light Microscopy Subcommittee Forms Round Robin Participation Sought for Thermal Stability Test Method Test Method Writing Class Offered at March Committee Week Global Notebook: News on Standardization Around the Nation and the World Society News: Board Nominations Sought People--Member Profile: Tony Kylstra Calendar of ASTM Meetings Approved ASTM Standards Actions Copyright 2001, ASTM

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Ten years ago, many in the forensic sciences did not consider standardization necessary for their field. Today, Committee E30 on Forensic Sciences has grown to nearly 400 members and has influence in a field that has become increasingly high-profile.

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