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About Journal ARC Journal of Forensic Science ISSN No. (Online) 2456-0049 Publication Frequency 6 Issues per Year Submit Paper at editor_ajfs@arcjournals.org Read More https://www.arcjournals.org/journal-of-forensic-science ARC Journal of Forensic Science is a worldwide, open access, peer reviewed journal that realizes latest exploration happenings in the field of Forensic Research and Analysis. It is an interdisciplinary journal that gives advance science and its application to the Criminology, advance polished skill, veracity, ability, learning, foster examination, advancement rehearse, and new methodologies in the criminological sciences. Our journal likewise distributes subjects identified with measurable pathology, toxicology, science, serology, psychiatry, human studies, science, organic chemistry and the essential minor zone where science and pharmaceutical associate with the law. It manages Fingerprint examination, experimental evaluation of DNA, blood tests, bones, and criminal examinations, disclosures that incorporate different parts of DNA Analysis, Finger-printing, Techniques and current advancements.

scope of Journal ARC Journal of Forensic Science The scope of the journal includes but not limited to Forensic anthropology Crimes and human trafficking DNA finger printing Forensic pathology Anatomical autopsy Medico legal evidence Human error analysis minimization Criminal profiling Computational analysis in forensic research Modern methods of death investigation Medico legal toxicology Forensic toxicomics Interpretative value of post-mortem toxicology Criminology and ethical issues Ethical, legal/policy and social issues Forensic archaeology

ARC Journal of Forensic Science Editorial Board Dr Nergis Canturk National University of Singapore Singapore Dr Harry Hollien University of Florida USA Dr Nergis Canturk Ankara University Turkey Read More

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