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President's Spotlight—Justice for All
Who are the most highly cited forensic scientists in the United States?
The most highly cited forensic practitioners in the United States were identified using a publicly available citation database that used six different citation metrics to calculate each person's composite citation score. The publication and citation data were gleaned from El...
President's Spotlight—March 2023
AAFS Board Box—March 2023
ATF National Firearms Examiner Academy Accepting Applications for October Class
Forensic Nursing Science Section—Moving Forward 2023–24
2023 Anthropology Section Award Winners
A Pandemic, A Nursing Shortage, and 7,600 Fake Nursing Diplomas
Validation of a new method of providing case‐specific time‐of‐death estimates using...
The near ubiquitous presence of numerical simulation has made case‐specific calculations of body temperatures following death possible so that accurate calculations of body temperatures can provide valuable information for estimating the time of death and can aid in forensic inve...
Standard for Identification Criteria in Forensic Toxicology
Standard for Mass Spectral Analysis in Forensic Toxicology
Young Forensic Scientists Forum (YFSF) News
Can computed tomography replace or supplement autopsy?
Postmortem computed tomography (PMCT) has been integrated into the practice of many forensic pathologists. To evaluate the utility of PMCT in supplementing and/or supplanting medicolegal autopsy, we conducted a prospective double‐blind comparison of abnormal findings reported by ...