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Journal title: Forensic Science Seminar Variant forms of the title: FOREN SCI SEM, F.S.S. ISSN: 2157-118X (online) Publication Frequency: Annually (one formal issue per year, and more special issues if necessary) Subjects: Forensic Science; Biomedical Engineering; Accident Analysis; Criminal Scene Investigation; Judicial Expertise; Evidence; Publisher: Forensic Science Seminar Language: English Property: online/OA/NGO OCLC: 659514459 Initial issue: Vol. 1 no. 1, January 2011 Executive editor: Tilla A. Theresia
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Forensic Science Seminar (ISSN 2157-118X)
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01 Shortwave ultraviolet light on the appearance of traces of biological material evidence Yongjie He, Ye Yuan, Junjun Li, Jing Ding, Daiqin Tao, Tao Liu [PDF] pp 1-4
02 On the display effect of latent sweat fingerprints with 445nm and 532nm laser Junhui Chen, Junyu Zhu, Xin Wang, Tao Liu, Junjun Li, Ye Yuan, Yongjie He, Daiqin Tao, Jing Ding [PDF] pp 5-10
03 Comparative study on the display of sweat fingerprints of 22 different permeability carriers with a combination of laser and indenedione Daiqin Tao, Tao Liu, Yongjie He, Ye Yuan, Junjun Li, Jing Ding [PDF] pp 11-18
Review Articles
04 Brief review of laser application in crime scene investigation Yongjie He, Ye Yuan, Tao Liu [PDF] pp 19-21
Letters
05 Research on efficiently finding traces of biological material evidence in Crime Scene Investigation Daiqin Tao, Junjun Li, Ye Yuan, Yongjie He, Jing Ding, Tao Liu [PDF] pp 22, C3
Editor-in-Chief: Tilla A. Theresia, Ph.D. – Quality and Technology Management on Forensic Science Laboratory (USA). E-mail: tilla@fss.xxyy.info Editorial Board Tarri Querina Borbón Zóe de Llaneadora, Ph.D. – Criminal Scene (Spain); Prof. Eric YIN, Ph.D. – Biomechanical Forensics (China); Prof. Donald A. Redelmeier, – Traffic Medicine (Canada); Quiéta de Thérésa, Ph.D. – Forensic Chemistry (France); Kyu Hana Daun, Ph.D.- Optics and Software Engineering (Japan); Prof. Mark Benecke, M.D. – Forensic Biology (Germany); Галина Сергеевна Мысливцев, Ph.D. – Criminal Psychology (Russia)
01 The Application of Analytic Hierarchy Process in Quantitative Research on Handwriting Examination YuChen Wang, ZhongYuan Ji, Yong Wang [PDF] pp 1-8
02 The Optimal Electrode Distance in Recording Compound Nerve Action Potentials to Study Traffic Nerve Functional Injury Mechanism Shengxiong Liu, Shanshan Pu, Junhong Xiang, Daiqin Tao [PDF] pp 9-15
Book Chapter
03 Communicating Forensic Genetics:‘Enthusiastic’ Publics and the Management of Expectations Nina Amelung, Rafaela Granja, Helena Machado [PDF] pp 16-24
Special Brief
04 Why Forensic Science Is In Crisis and How We Can Fix It Ruth Morgan [PDF] pp 25-28
05 A Call for More Science in Forensic Science Suzanne Bell, Sunita Sah, Thomas D. Albright, S. James Gates Jr., M. Bonner Denton, Arturo Casadevall [PDF] pp 29-30
Editor-in-Chief: Tilla A. Theresia, Ph.D. – Quality and Technology Management on Forensic Science Laboratory (USA). E-mail: tilla@fss.xxyy.info Editorial Board Tarri Querina Borbón Zóe de Llaneadora, Ph.D. – Criminal Scene (Spain); Prof. Eric YIN, Ph.D. – Biomechanical Forensics (China); Prof. Donald A. Redelmeier, – Traffic Medicine (Canada); Assoc. Prof. Eric ZENG, Ph.D. – Structure Safety (China); Quiéta de Thérésa, Ph.D. – Forensic Chemistry (France); Kyu Hana Daun, Ph.D.- Optics and Software Engineering ( Japan); Prof. Mark Benecke, M.D. – Forensic Biology (Germany); Галина Сергеевна Мысливцев, Ph.D. – Criminal Psychology (Russia)
