‘From the editor’s desk’: closing out volume 56

The end of the publishing year for the Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences (TAJF) has once again come around, and upon reflection it has certainly been a busy year indeed!If one counts the extended abstracts published from the 23 rd IAFS, incorporating the 26 th ANZFSS, Symposium held in 2023, then a total of 110

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Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences
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2024-10-27
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00450618.2024.2420425
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‘From the editor’s desk’: closing out volume 56

Daniel Franklin
Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences
Academic Writing and Publishing
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‘From the editor’s desk’: closing out volume 56

Daniel Franklin
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The end of the publishing year for the Australian Journal of Forensic Sciences (TAJF) has once again come around, and upon reflection it has certainly been a busy year indeed!If one counts the extended abstracts published from the 23 rd IAFS, incorporating the 26 th ANZFSS, Symposium held in 2023, then a total of 110

Australian Journal of Forensic SciencesVol. 56(6)
The University of Western Australia (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 65%
Academic Writing and Publishing
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