About the Journal
The Forensic Science is an Green Publication open access journal publishes the articles related to forensic development techniques used in forensic research. It aims to publish most complete reliable source of information with evidence on the discoveries and future developments in the mode of original articles.
It publishes in the form of Research article, Review article, Editorial, Photographic image, Video Article, Short communication, Rapid communication, Case Report, Rapid communication, Survey report, Mini review, etc.
The Journal is using the online System for quality in the peer-review process. online submission and review system, where authors can submit manuscripts and track their progress. Reviewers can download manuscripts and submit their opinions. Editors can manage the whole submission, review, revise and publish process through the online system. Authors can see the manuscripts are in which stage waiting for publication. A 45 days’ rapid review process with international peer-review standards and with quality reviewers. Review processing is performed by the editorial board members of Forensic Science or outside experts, at least two to three independent reviewer’s approval followed by editor approval is required for acceptance of any citable manuscript. After publishing articles are freely available through online without any restrictions or any other subscriptions to researchers worldwide.
Open Access Publishing should be seen as a means of accelerating scientific discovery by providing free and unrestricted access of scientific knowledge via the Internet. An essential role of Open Access is the long-term preservation of peer-reviewed scholarly journal articles and research data. Open Access is not only used for journal articles but is also being implemented to theses, scholarly monographs, and book chapters. Promotion of Open Access is very crucial to encourage innovation, socio-economic development, and flow of knowledge around the world. As such, Green Publication Open Access can be defined as an instrument ultimately used for public welfare to stimulate the growth of global science, as well as maintain the quality of scientific achievements at the same time.
Topics:
- Forensic DNA fingerprinting
- Forensic Medicine
- Forensic Toxicology
- Forensic Psychology
- Forensic Entomology
- Forensic Anthropology
- Forensic Genetics
- Forensic Pathology
- Forensic Chemistry
- Crime Scene Investigation
- Cyber Forensics
- Bite-mark Evidence
- Battered Child Syndrome
- Questioned Documents
- Ballistics
- Projectiles and Wounds
- Fingerprints and Identification
- Tool Marks
- Contact Traces
- Poisoning
- Breath Analyzers
- Accident Investigation and Mass Disasters
- Forensic Archaeology
- Forensic Odontology
- Forensic Biology
- Forensic Osteology
- Forensic Psychiatry
- Ballistics
- Ballistic Fingerprinting
- Body Identification
- Fingerprint Identification
- Forensic Accounting
- Forensic Arts
- Forensic Footwear Evidence
- Forensic Toxicology
- Gloveprint Analysis
- Palmprint Analysis
- Vein Matching
- Computer Forensics
- Forensic Data Analysis
- Database Forensics Mobile Device Forensics Network Forensics
- Forensic Video
- Forensic Audio
- Forensic Engineering Forensic Linguistics
- Forensic Materials Engineering Forensic Polymer Engineering Forensic Statistics
- Forensic Taphonomy
- Jurisprudence
- Physical Anthropology
- Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
- Computational Approaches to Digital Crime Preventions Computer Virology
- Crime Scene Imaging
- Criminal Investigative Criteria and Standard of Procedure on Computer Crime
- Cryptological Techniques and Tools for Crime Investigation
- Data Carving and Recovery
- Digital Document Examination
- Digital Evidence
- Digital Signal Processing Rechniques for Crime Investigations
- Identity Theft and Biometrics
- Information Warfare
- Machine Learning
- Data Mining and Information Retrieval for Crime Prevention and Forensics
- Malicious Codes
- Network Access Control and Intrusion Detection
- Policy
- Standards
- Protocols
- Accreditation
- Certification and Ethical Issues related to Digital Crime and Forensics
- Practical Case Studies and Reports
- Legislative Developments, and Limitations
- Law Enforcement
- Small Digital Device Forensics (cell phones, smartphone, PDAs, audio/video devices, cameras, flash drives, gaming devices, GPS devices, etc.)
- Steganography and Steganalysis
- Terrorism Knowledge Portals and Databases
- Terrorism Related Analytical Methodologies and Software Tools
- Terrorist Incident Chronology Databases
- Watermarking for Digital Forensics
- Forensic Cases from the Past
- Dental Forensics
- Food Forensics
- Pharmacology Forensics
