Newly launched in 2019:
WIREs Forensic Science
- An important new forum to promote cross-disciplinary understanding of scientific applications to the criminal justice system
- An authoritative, encyclopedic resource addressing key topics from the perspectives of anthropology, chemistry, biology, medicine, crime scene investigation, digital sciences, and jurisprudence
- Content is fully citable, qualifying for abstracting, indexing, and ISI ranking
- Free to all in 2019, and free to members of registered institutions in 2020!
Latest Articles
Opinions
- Trace evidence? The term trace from adjective to noun
- Interpretation continues to be the main weakness in criminal justice systems: Developing roles of the expert witness and court
Primers
- Rolling circle amplification: A (random) primer on the enrichment of an infinite linear DNA template
- Pharmacogenetics and the postmortem molecular autopsy
Overviews
- Crime reconstruction and the role of trace materials from crime scene to court
- The characteristics of seminal fluid and the forensic tests available to identify it
Advanced Reviews
- A systems approach to integration of military operations and law enforcement investigations: Toward a unified forensic intelligence model
- Insects as vectors of DNA in a forensic context
Focus Articles
- Understanding crime scene examination through an ethnographic lens
- The juridical spheres for digital forensics and electronic evidence in the insecure electronic world
Software Focus
- An examination of aspects of the probabilistic genotyping tool: Forensic Statistical Tool
- A guide to results and diagnostics within a STRmix™ report