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期刊名:Science & justice

缩写:SCI JUSTICE

ISSN:1355-0306

e-ISSN:1876-4452

IF/分区:1.8/Q2

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Paula Tarttelin Hernández Paula Tarttelin Hernández
Student-staff partnerships are being increasingly recognised as an effective mechanism for strengthening engagement in higher education (HE), yet their role in Forensic Science education remains largely unexplored. This study provides novel...
Yejin Kim,Alicia Carriquiry,Soyoung Park Yejin Kim
Forensic footwear impressions are routinely used to support shoeprint comparison and investigative decision-making, yet automated analysis remains challenging due to background clutter, partial occlusion, print degradation, and the limited ...
Saesario Putra,Ruth M Morgan,Sherry Nakhaeizadeh Saesario Putra
Previous studies have identified variability in the assessment of mark suitability, particularly for borderline-quality marks. Similar variability has been observed within the Indonesian National Police. This study examined the impact of ad...
Michelle Gaskell,Richard Sherlock,Sarah Allen et al. Michelle Gaskell et al.
Crime Scene Investigators (CSIs) in the UK conduct extensive anticontamination measures to mitigate the risk of introducing extraneous DNA into forensic evidence. This study empirically evaluated the effectiveness and proportionality of suc...
Katarína Hanzelyová,Filip Babiak,Mária Chovancová et al. Katarína Hanzelyová et al.
Forensic podiatry, a subdiscipline of forensic science, can be helpful in personal identification, establish the connection of an individual to a crime scene, and support other legal investigation involving the foot or footwear. Morphologic...
David North,Loene M Howes,James Dwyer David North
The scene examination, or Phase 1, is the recovery phase of the disaster victim identification (DVI) process, which involves the systematic recording, documentation and retrieval of the bodies of the dead following a mass disaster incident....
Sun Hee Park,Mu Yeong Lee,Kyungmyung Lee et al. Sun Hee Park et al.
Sex determination is critical in criminal investigations, particularly when male and female DNA is mixed. In this case, although semen indicators were detected, human identification protocols revealed extremely low male DNA concentrations a...
J K Pringle,V Heaton,A J Jeffery et al. J K Pringle et al.
Scaffolding authentic assessments through a Forensic Science programme are crucial for allowing HEI students the opportunity to actively repeatedly learn and improve their knowledge and skills. This is achieved through the common sequential...
Yu Wang,Zhengzhe Zang,Yao Liu et al. Yu Wang et al.
To further investigate the visualization self-enhancement mechanism of metal-based fingermarks after heating caused by sweat secretion volume, In-situ observation of fingermark (from 15 donors) ridges evolution during heating was conducted ...
Abi Snasdell,Amarachukwu Anyogu,Masuma Ahmed-Ali Abi Snasdell
An extensive, holistic review of undergraduate forensic science provision was conducted, with a focus on innovative, evidence-based teaching and learning strategies. This study explored introducing a blended learning model within a new firs...