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* [[ | * [[2012 08 Leica Unity: Looking for the Killer|Looking for the Killer]] | ||
* [[ | * [[2012-01-27 Oetinger: Wieso, weshalb, warum ich ein Experimentierbuch geschrieben und dann beschlossen habe, dass es mein Lebenswerk ist|Wieso, weshalb, warum ich ein Experimentierbuch geschrieben und dann beschlossen habe, dass es mein Lebenswerk ist]] <font size="-2" color="#FF0000" face="helvetica">GERMAN TEXT</font><br> | ||
* [[ | * [[2017 igpp: Eberhard Bauer|Mark Benecke trifft Eberhard Bauer in Freiburg]] <font size="-2" color="#FF0000" face="helvetica">GERMAN TEXT</font><br> | ||
* [[ | * [[2012 09 19: Der Sherlock Holmes der Neuzeit|Der Sherlock Holmes der Neuzeit]] <font size="-2" color="#FF0000" face="helvetica">GERMAN TEXT</font><br> | ||
* [[ | * [[2013 09 14 BKA: Tag der offenen Tuer|Tag der offenen Tuer beim BKA in Wiesbaden]] <font size="-2" color="#FF0000" face="helvetica">GERMAN TEXT</font><br> | ||
* [[2015 NVH Natur und Wissen: Spuren an und um Leichen|Spuren an und um Leichen]] <font size="-2" color="#FF0000" face="helvetica">GERMAN TEXT</font><br> | |||
* [[2016 05 Berliner Anwaltsblatt: Ein Kriminalbiologe auf Wahrheitssuche|Ein Kriminalbiologe auf Wahrheitssuche]] <font size="-2" color="#FF0000" face="helvetica">GERMAN TEXT</font><br> | |||
* [[2017 01 PVS: Zwischen Fliegen und Maden|Zwischen Fliegen und Maden]] <font size="-2" color="#FF0000" face="helvetica">GERMAN TEXT</font><br> | |||
* [[2008 The Open Forensic Science Journal: Detection of Semen (Human and Boar) and Saliva on Fabrics by a Very High Powered UV-/VIS-Light Source|Detection of Semen (Human and Boar) and Saliva on Fabrics by a Very High Powered UV-/VIS-Light Source]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:56, 11 January 2018
Source: Aggrawal's Internet Journal of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology 5(1) 2004, p. 2
A Public Publication Experiment
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BY MARK BENECKE
There are three things that we need in forensic entomology: More young researchers entering the badly paid and sometimes a little too exciting field, open discussion about possible flaws in our methods and PMI calculations, and access to information for scientists all over the world, allowing discussion and experimentation in all cultures, and independently from access to very expensive literature.
After the great success of the Forensic Entomology Special Issue in Forensic Sci Int 120(2001)1-160 (that even brought unexpected impact points to the editorial house), we decided that one thing would not come true fast enough if we did not do it quick, and by ourselves: A collection of cases and observations with as much raw data and photographs as possible.
Thanks to the responses of my colleagues, and thanks to Anil Aggraval who became more enthusiastic than any other journal editors yet, this special issue will go online at the same time that the European Association of Forensic Entomologists Meeting in London (March 28–30, 2004) takes place.
I am very proud of all of you who submitted articles, and wish to thank you very much. You knew that you would never receive an impact or citation point from one of the companies who sell these things. At the same time, I wish to thank Anil Aggrawal and Zeno Gerards who maintain and offer web space to put this issue out. Neither of them receives any money for their extra work. The same is, of course, true for the Guest Editor and the Main Reviewer.
It was not easy for the reviewers – most importantly Jeff Wells, who put in a lot of his time to not only read through the draft versions but also the final submissions of the articles – to decide which articles should be included. Jeff became the scientific brain of the operation whereas Anil encouraged me to include an interview, and a case report from a journalist. He also wanted photographs of us, the scientists, but we could not bring ourselves to include them in this .pdf version of the journal. Feel free to check the web site, and you may find some. (Be warned and do not expect too much, though: Forensic entomologists are considered to be yucky even by forensic pathologists.)
Finally, some technical points: This .pdf file has an actual resolution of 600 dpi (for photographs and drawings) but on the screen, you will most likely see a quick preview mode. Using a high resolution printer – ink preferred over laser – you should receive fine pictures. And hey, this special issue does indeed contain some excellent colour material. Any questions – send an E-mail to me.
Dear colleagues, students and forensic investigators in all types of countries and cultures – it was and is a serious pleasure to work and discuss with you. Stay tuned, and let ́s prepare the next generation to get ready.
Suggested readings
- Mark Benecke trifft Eberhard Bauer in Freiburg GERMAN TEXT
- Der Sherlock Holmes der Neuzeit GERMAN TEXT
- Tag der offenen Tuer beim BKA in Wiesbaden GERMAN TEXT
- Spuren an und um Leichen GERMAN TEXT
- Ein Kriminalbiologe auf Wahrheitssuche GERMAN TEXT
- Zwischen Fliegen und Maden GERMAN TEXT
- Sammelseite zur Frage "Wie realistisch ist CSI"? GERMAN TEXT