Journal Indexing
Maximizing discoverability of forensic science research.
Global Database Coverage
Advanced Forensic Sciences is indexed across major academic databases, ensuring your research reaches investigators, laboratories, and legal professionals worldwide. Strategic indexing partnerships maximize citation potential and professional visibility.
Google Scholar
Full-text indexing with citation tracking. Your forensic publications appear in scholar searches used by researchers and practitioners globally.
CrossRef
DOI registration ensures permanent identification and citation linking across the scholarly literature for all published articles.
ResearchGate
Integration with academic networking platforms connects your research with the forensic science community.
Semantic Scholar
AI-powered academic search enhances discoverability through intelligent research recommendations.
CLOCKSS
Permanent dark archive preservation ensures your forensic research remains accessible indefinitely, even if primary servers become unavailable.
Internet Archive
Additional archiving through Wayback Machine provides redundant long-term preservation.
Citation Tracking: All articles receive DOIs for reliable citation tracking. CrossRef metadata enables accurate citation counts across databases supporting research impact assessment.
JAFS actively pursues indexing in additional major databases to enhance visibility:
- Scopus: Application under review for forensic science coverage
- Web of Science: ESCI evaluation in progress
- PubMed/MEDLINE: Application submitted for biomedical forensic content
- DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals listing pending
Each new indexing milestone expands your research visibility. Published authors benefit automatically from all current and future indexing partnerships. Your forensic science discoveries reach practitioners who apply findings to casework worldwide.
For questions about specific database coverage or citation tracking, contact [email protected].