Showing posts with label forensic science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forensic science. Show all posts

Friday, April 21, 2023

The HSOA Journal of Forensic, Legal & Investigative Sciences Is Back!

After years of silence, the Journal of Forensic, Legal & Investigative Sciences (JFLIS) is back in my mailbox. In 2016, I noted that its publisher, Herald Scholarly Open Access, had one journal with a dog sitting on its editorial board. JFLIS continues in this tradition. Even with a dead man working on its board, it still "publishes up-to-date key excellences." (The post-mortem interval for the deceased population geneticist, Ranajit Chakraborty, is about 4.6 years.)

Among the other editorial members (as listed on the JFLIS website) are the following:

  • Sue Black
    Professor, Department of Anatomy and Forensic Anthropology, University College Of London, UNITED STATES
  • Henry C Lee
    Chair Professor, Department of Forensic Science Program, University Of New Haven, UNITED STATES
  • Brion Benninger
    Executive Director, Department of Medical Anatomical Sciences, Western University Of Health Sciences, UNITED STATES
  • Brooke W Kammrath
    Assistant Professor, Department of Forensic Science, University Of New Haven, UNITED STATES
  • Claire Glynn
    Assistant Professor, Department of Forensic Science, University Of New Haven, UNITED STATES
  • Baneshwar Singh
    Assistant Professor, Department of Forensic Science, Virginia Common Wealth University, UNITED STATES
  • Marilyn T Miller
    Assistant Professor, Department of Forensic Science, Virginia Commonwealth University, UNITED STATES
  • Lawrence Kobilinsky
    hairman, Science, City University Of New York, UNITED STATES
  • Gloria Proni
    Associate Professor, Science Department, City University Of New York, UNITED STATES
  • Artem V Domashevskiy
    Assistant Professor, Department of Sciences, John Jay College Of Criminal Justice, UNITED STATES
  • Jessica Zarate
    Research Scientist, Department of Forensic Science, Ferris State University, UNITED STATES
  • Eve Lowenstein
    Associate Professor, Departmenr of Dermatology, New York University School Of Medicine, UNITED STATES
  • Igor Ovchinnikov
    Associate Professor, Department of Biology, University Of California, UNITED STATES
  • Christian M Crowder
    Director, Department of Forensic Anthropology, UT South Western, UNITED STATES
  • Charles Clifford Boyd
    Professor, Department of Anthropological Sciences, University Of Michigan, UNITED STATES
  • Gisela Bichler
    Professor, Department of Criminal Justice, California State University, UNITED STATES
  • Ravindra Fernando
    Forensic Pathologist, Department of Forensic Pathology and Legal Medicine, The Medico Legal Centre, UNITED STATES
  • Matthew J Delisi
    Professor and Coordinator, Criminal Justice Studies, Iowa State University, UNITED STATES
  • Peter D Anderson
    Forensic Pharmacologist, Randstad Healthcare Boston, UNITED STATES
  • Evgeny Katz
    Professor, Chemistry & Biomolecular Science, Clarkson University, UNITED STATES
  • Franklin L Dorman
    Associate Professor, Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Pennsylvania State University, UNITED STATES
Email
  • From: forensicscience [forensicscience@heraldforresearchers.com]
    Sent: Friday, April 21, 2023 7:30 AM
    Subject: Formal request for submissions: Forensic, Legal & Investigative Sciences
    Dear Dr. David H. Kaye,
    Greetings from the day hope you are doing great!
    Journal of Forensic, Legal & Investigative Sciences is a bimonthly Journal with ISSN: 2473-733X
    We appreciate if you could submit a short review or a short commentary related to your previous Article entitled “Deadly statistics: quantifying an ‘unacceptable risk’ in capital punishment.” or any other topic of your interest.
    It would be great if you could submit in March so that I could process it for the Upcoming Issue. I request you to submit it by 14th April, 2023.
    You have manuscript forward it to this mail id.
    Note: We will extend the date of submission as per your convenience.
    If it is not feasible for you, please let us know your feasible time to contribute.
    Please provide me your acceptance for the same
    Regards,
    Hillary Rose
    Editorial Assistant, 2561 Herndon, VA 20171, United States

Sunday, January 29, 2023

AM Publication(s) and The International Research Journal of Computer Science

AM Publication (or Publications -- the website uses both spellings) is "the greatest in the field of journal publication." Each "Peer reviewed Journal" (there are three of them) is for online-only "publication of new ideas founded by academicians, educationist, engineers people."

The "Double Blind Peer reviewed" process moves at an insane pace -- "The paper will be reviewed within Two days." Or maybe not -- according to the AM journal I looked at, "Author will get their Acceptance/Rejection Notification within 3 days of submitting paper."

The journals come from "Plot-9, Varuna Golden Enclave, Opp-Anand Electronics, HOSUR - 635109 Tamil Nadu, INDIA." The publication charge is a bargain: "65 USD If author want to get one hard copy of certificate , he/she have to submit 500 INR."

The International Research Journal of Computer Science is

for publication of new ideas founded by academicians, educationist, administrator and corporate people. The research results and fundamental advancement are all aspects of innovative Research in Information Security and various disciplines, etc. IRJCS is a ... Journal which helps to academic person as well as student community.

Some "issues" consist of a single, lonely paper. The journal requires authors to assign their copyright. It will not display any article unless the would-be reader supplies an email address. Being uninclined to do that, I could not view even an abstract of the article on "The Effect of the Analytical Threshold on the Loss and Gain of Data from Single Source and Mixed DNA Samples" by Heather Miller Coyle (a professor at the University of New Haven's Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences) and co-authors Aidan E. Kirby, and Jennifer Chance-Johnson.

It seems safe to say that IRJCS might not be the greatest journal for sharing research "related to Various Computer Science discipline and Advanced Technologies."

Monday, January 25, 2021

Hilaris Publisher offers suggestions for improvisations

Would you trust the editing of your paper to an online publisher whose website speaks of an "editorial committee comprising reputed authors and academicians [who] offer their suggestions for improvisations, before getting them published finally"? If so, Hilaris SRL is the place to go. Its webpage banners proclaim that it is "Bringing Forth the Latest Scientific, Engineering and Medical Advancements to Limelight" and "Integrating Creativity and Knowledge for Enlightening Young Aspirants."

It is not surprising, then, that Hilaris made it onto Beall's list of predatory publishers and conference organizers. A search of the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) whitelist returned only one Hilaris Journal and identified the publisher as based in Bulgaria. Hilaris's Contact Us" webpage has a Brussels "registered address." The domain names hilarispublisher.com, e-hilaris.com, and hilarisconferences.com are registered by a proxy rather than the actual owners.

A 2015 discussion of Hilaris on Research Gate produced the following observations:

  • We submitted an article to a journal from the Hilaris group 3 months ago. They did not acknowledge receiving the manuscript and now they accepted it without any peer review and are charging a huge APC. ... --Mukulika Bose,University of North Carolina at Charlotte
  • If you Google the journal's name you see OMICS links (if you click on them you are redirected to Hilaris). Looks like an attempt to cover up that OMICS is behind it, a notorious predatory publisher. Contact info is linked to eScience, iMed.Pub both mentioned in the Beall’s list.--Rob Keller, Charlemagne College, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
  • We submitted an article in October, last year. After acceptance, we suspect the journal and decide to withdraw the submission, however they charged us almost 1000 euros with such a "withdrawal charge". We blocked them in the email. We also found out that one of the journal's directors has been dead for 2 years, he was a professor at an university in São Paulo state, Brazil.

A search of the ISSN portal for registration information on the The Journal of Forensic Research, ISSN: 2157-7145, confirms the link to the OMICS group (www.omicsonline.org/jfrhome.php; see also https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q27724675), widely known for its deceptive practices. The ISSN record claims the United States as the home of the Bulgarian-Belgian-Indian journal. Indeed, this blog has an entry devoted to this journal, and the Forensic Science, Statistics, and the Law blog notes that OMICS was the publisher when the journal was specifically included in an injunction secured by the FTC to stop its deceptive practices.

The editors-in-chief are supposed to be

  • Dr. Jianye Ge, University of North Texas Health Science Center, Institute of Applied Genetics, USA
  • Dr. Jian Tie, Assistant Professor, Department of Legal Medicine, Nihon University School of Medicine, Japan
  • Dr. Sheila M Willis, Director, Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform, Forensic Science Laboratory, Ireland.

Actually, the designations for editors are inconsistent. One webpage lists Dr. Willis as an editor-in-chief, but another does not. Both have been said to be fraudulent. \1/ The latter page lists Dr. Ge twice. (That is ironic, since he has told me that he repeatedly sought to have his name removed.) The editorial board is said to include "Peter Gill, Professor of Forensic Genetics, University of Oslo, Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Norway."

The lead article in the most recent issue (11:6, 2020) bears the carefully edited title "A Path of Sympathetic to the Forensic Science from the Sight of Forensic Anthropology." Thankfully, the "in Press" list of articles is blank. \2/ 

NOTES

  1. On November 23, 2021, an anonymous comment to this posting observed that "Sheila Willis is a friend and colleague of mine. She has been trying to have her name removed from the journal but has been unsuccessful so far. She is not affiliated with this journal in any way. In addition, the photo and bio provided with Sheila's name are not even hers."
  2. In the archives, one can find the (well written) work of researchers and administrators from the U.S. Department of Justice and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Gregory J. Dutton, Gerald M. LaPorte, Iris R. Wagstaff, and H.R. Spivak, Cultivating the Next Generation of Forensic Scientists Through Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), J. Forensic Res. 2017, 8:4.

Saturday, November 7, 2020

Mathews Journal of Forensic Research Charges for Wastage of Precious Resources

Mathews Open Access Journals About Us page includes such putative sentences as "So that we can rejoice the miraculous outcomes of the researches done by our passionate researchers, professors, young and energetic scholars." The real miracle may be to get authors to pay "[t]he processing charges for a single manuscript [of] 1539 USD" and the "withdrawal charges" for "wastage of precious resources including editors, reviewers, and the editorial staff."

The first spam arrived in March 2018, for the Mathews Journal of Forensic Research. The journal website falsely claims to publish bimonthly and to release one volume per year. In November 2020, Mathews still advertises papers from issue 1 in 2018 as its only "recent articles." It has a picture of an issue for "volume 2" (dated 2019), but if it has any content, I cannot find it.

The editorial board does not include an editor-in-chief. The only US member is said to be Evan T. Keller, a professor of urology and pathology at the University of Michigan medical school, who works on prostate cancer bone metastasis and other topics apparently unrelated to forensic science research.

Related: Mathews Wants To "Share Your Any Research Work," Flaky Academic Journals, Mar. 22, 2018

Email
  • From: Mathews Journal of Forensic Research
    Date: Mon 3/5/2018 9:37 AM
    Subject: Article Invitation
    Dear Dr. David H Kaye,
    Warm Greetings from Mathews Journal of Forensic Research! It is our pleasure to introduce ourselves as an open access publishers with a motto to serve the scientific community. We publish peer-reviewed articles related to different aspects.
    We are planning to release Inaugural Issue by first week of April 2018, under the esteem guidance of our Editorial board members. We welcome you to submit your manuscripts and extend our invitation to your colleagues and subject experts in the field of your research. Kindly submit your articles on or before 16th March 2018 to forensicresearch@mathewsopenaccess.net NOTE: If it is not feasible to you at this time, please allow us to grasp your feasible time to contribute.
    EB Invitation: It would be our pleasure to have you on the Editorial board of the journal. Kindly send us your biography, research interest and photograph to the above mentioned email-id.
    We will be waiting for a positive response from you. Please be at liberty to approach us regarding any queries and concerns.
    Warm Regards,
    Alice Jessy
    Editorial Coordinator
    You are receiving this email because of your relationship [← spammer-spammee] with the sender. ...
  • From: Mathews Journal of Forensic Research
    Date: Thu 3/22/2018 4:38 AM
    Subject: Share Your Any Research Work
    Dear Dr. David H Kaye,
    Warm Greetings from Mathews Journal of Forensic Research! It is our pleasure to introduce ourselves as an open access publishers with a motto to serve the scientific community. We publish peer-reviewed articles related to different aspects. We are planning to release Inaugural Issue by 16th April 2018, under the esteem guidance of our Editorial board members. We welcome you to submit your manuscripts and extend our invitation to your colleagues and subject experts in the field of your research.
    Kindly submit your articles on or before 30th March 2018 to forensicresearch@mathewsopenaccess.net NOTE: If it is not feasible to you at this time, please allow us to grasp your feasible time to contribute.
    EB Invitation: It would be our pleasure to have you on the Editorial board of the journal. Kindly send us your biography, research interest and photograph to the above mentioned email-id. We will be waiting for a positive response from you. Please be at liberty to approach us regarding any queries and concerns.
    Warm Regards,
    Alice Jessy
    Editorial Coordinator
    Mathews Journal of Forensic Research
  • From: Mathews Journal of Forensic Research [forensicresearch@mathewsopenaccess.net]
    Date: Wed 10/10/2018 6:00 AM
    Subject: Submit One Article for Upcoming Issue
    Dear Dr. David H Kaye,
    Warm Greetings from Mathews Journal of Forensic Research! It is our honour to invite eminent scientists like you to publish your quality research work in the form of manuscripts to support global scientific community.
    We are planning to release Inaugural Issue by 26th October 2018, under the esteem guidance of our Editorial board members. Considering you as Potential Author we are pleased to invite you to submit a Research, Review, Commentary, Opinion articles, Short commentaries, Case report towards the journal.
    Mathews Open Access is been indexed in J-Gate, Genamics, Google Scholar other sites too.
    Kindly submit your articles on or before 19th October 2018 to forensicresearch@mathewsopenaccess.net NOTE: If it is not feasible to you at this time, please allow us to grasp your feasible time to contribute.
    Warm Regards
    Alice Jessy
    Editorial Coordinator
    You are receiving this email because of your relationship [← spammer-spammee] with the sender. ...

Monday, February 24, 2020

Research Infotext's Immense Pleasure

Research Infotext seems to be a collection of names of journals and editors in search of publications. Clicking around in the top two journals listed in the "journals catalogue" produces only the names of editors. The advertised journals have absolutely nothing in their "current issues" and "archives."

The journal that spammed me is equally empty. The email came from "John GETZ, ME." A JM Getz is a coauthor of six articles in the field of forensic pathology indexed on Google Scholar. The journal refers to "Prof. John Getz," but it gives no academic or other affiliation for him. The US members of the editorial board are said to be
  • "Michael I. Schaffer, Ph.D, Fellow of the American Board of Forensic Toxicology, VP Laboratory Operations, Psychemedics Corporation, California, USA," and
  • "DAVID E. MOODY, Ph.D., Center for Human Toxicology, University of Utah, United States."
The domain name researchinfotext.com is registered by proxy (with GoDaddy's help). However, at the same IP address is rinfotext.com, registered by Narendra Nalavalli of Ashburn, Virginia (narendranalavalli@gmail.com, 315-998-2964), which mostly matches the contact information on the website. However, neither Google Maps, Zillow.com, nor the US Postal service's zipcode finder recognizes "4192 Devonwood Way." (The address provided for the journal is 4192 Devonwood Way, Ashburn, VA 20148. Only large, single-family houses are situated on a Devonwood Way in Dulles, Virginia 20148.)

A Narendra Nalavalli also registered the names tlkumarcreations.com and teamkumar.com. The latter solicits donations for Kumar Prescod, a very young boxer "Full of Raw Talent and Laser Focus". The registration is now in GoDaddy's hands, but it originally came from Narendra Nalavalli, kumar_lavan(at)yahoo.co.in, 409, tilak road, tirupati, India. Although DomainBigData.com links all three, perhaps these two are the work of a different Narenda Nalavalli.
Email
  • From: john_getz.ijfs@mailer.researchinfotext.com On Behalf Of John Getz
    Date: Monday, February 24, 2020 1:39 PM
    Subject: Heads Up - Require One Paper | IJFS Journal
    Dear Dr. David H Kaye,
    I would like to introduce Infotext Journal of Forensic Sciences [IJFS] which publishes high quality and novel papers please read the journal here. ... [← There are no papers in the journal. Maybe someday?]
    We greatly appreciate your recent [ten-year-old] study "The good, the bad, the ugly: the NAS report on strengthening forensic science in America" [← This "recent" paper is ten years old and was never particularly impressive.] and it is our immense pleasure to bring it to your kind notice that manuscript submissions (research, review, case report, short communication, Commentary, etc.) are now open towards the upcoming issue of our Journal.
    It would be great if you could submit your article on or before 10th March 2020. The manuscript can be submitted as an email attachment to john_getz.ijfs@rinfotext.com
    Note: We make open-access available by enabling you to select an APC that is appropriate based on your funding and financial circumstances.
    Awaiting the favor of your prompt attention.
    Regards,
    John GETZ, ME
  • From: john_getz.ijfs@mailer.researchinfotext.com On Behalf Of John Getz
    Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2020 3:39 PM
    Subject: Followup | Journal of Forensic Sciences
    Hi David H Kaye,
    When you get a minute, could you please drop me a line regarding my last email on your paper submission?
    I would like to introduce Infotext Journal of Forensic Sciences [IJFS] which publishes high quality and novel papers ... IJFS has received good responses from authors with a contribution of 4 manuscripts for the Current Issue of Volume 2020; we just require one article to release the issue. If you would contribute a short article of 1 or 2 pages such as short commentary (or) any kind of article so that we can release the issue. I would be happy to a quick review and answer any questions if you have given any additional thought to my proposal.
    I welcome you to submit the work in a word document as an attachment to this mail.
    On behalf of the Editorial Team of the IJFS, I thank you very much in advance for your submission and look forward to work with you.
    With appreciation,
    Prof. John Getz, ME
  • From: editor.ijfs@mailer.researchinfotext.com On Behalf Of John Getz, ME
    Sent: Wednesday, June 10, 2020 7:02 PM
    Subject: Followup; IJFS EOM
    Hi Dr. David H Kaye,
    Maybe it's a few days long since we have contacted you, as we have received a message to contact you in the future that showed your trust and confidence in us. [← Are they kidding? No such message came from me!] With reference to your article titled The good, the bad, the ugly: the NAS report on strengthening forensic science in America found your research interests close to the scope of our Infotext Journal of Forensic Sciences [IJFS]. If you have any article for publication kindly submit on any of your interesting topics for our upcoming issue of IJFS. ... Currently, IJFS has indexed in Research Gate, Google Scholar, and Cross Ref.
    You can send your article as an attachment to this email or to submissions@resinfotext.com on/ before June 30th, 2020. We will be waiting for your reply. [← It will be a long wait.]
    With Regards,
    Prof. John Getz, ME
  • From: editor.ijfs@mailer.researchinfotext.com On Behalf Of Prof. John Getz
    Sent: Friday, June 19, 2020 2:04 PM
    Subject: Final Followup; [← I wish!] IJFS Journal EOM
    Hi David H Kaye,
    With reference to your previous article “The good, the bad, the ugly: the NAS report on strengthening forensic science in America.”
    Infotext Journal of Forensic Sciences [IJFS] has received good responses from authors with a contribution of 4 manuscripts for the Current Issue of Volume 2020; we just require one article to release the issue. If you would contribute a short article of 1 or 2 pages such as short commentary (or) any kind of article so that we can release the issue. I would be happy to a quick review and answer any questions if you have given any additional thought to my proposal.
    Note: Discounted publication fee 299 USD only. I welcome you to submit the work in a word document as an attachment to this mail.
    I would be happy to give a quick review and answer any questions if you have given any additional thought to my proposal. Thanks & with appreciation,
    Jhon [sic] Getz, ME

Thursday, August 22, 2019

JScholar's Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies (JFRCS)

JScholar's Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies (JFRCS) promises "maintaining rigorous peer-review process." A competent academic journal would use referees to suggest improvements in most articles they recommend for acceptance, but the JFRCS reviewers need not spend much time on that because "All accepted papers will be appeared online immediately" and online is the only mode of publication. Instant publication also helps lighten the editors' workload.

The latest article has such mysterious keywords as "Stranger Legal System" and "Frayed Punishment." For the curious, here is the abstract:

This article is based after prolong research on the subject matter whether the doctrine of incremental punishment is practicable. The pathetic case of Aruna Shanbag has been taken as the central theme of the research. The Doctrine of Double Principle looks all right till such time cases of this nature confront us. And such incidences are on the rise. The responsible society cannot look the other day and wish that such nagging questions may fade away. Not any longer. The idea of Doctrine of Incremental Punishment is being raised which may be applicable in grievous and dangerous hurt particularly when this has far-reaching effect on the victim.

Thank goodness for "rigorous peer-review process."

The cost for the privilege of having work posted in this journal is $777. The institution supplying the most papers so far is the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science at the University of New Haven. Need I mention that Dr. Lee is on the editorial board? The college  has provided 43% of the 44 pages that comprise the three slim "volumes." An issue -- indeed, an entire volume -- can consist of a single paper. Some volumes are single issues.

The editorial board members are (grouped by country and institutional affiliation):

⊘ Henry C. Lee, Distinguished Chair Professor, University of New Haven, Founder, Henry Lee Institute of Forensic Science, Director, Forensic Research & Training Center
⊘ Heather Miller Coyle, Associate Professor, Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice & Forensic Sciences, [University of New Haven], USA
⊘ Timothy M. Palmbach, Chair & Assoc. Professor, Forensic Science Department, University of New Haven, USA
⊘ Steven L. Castiglione, Assistant Professor, University of New Haven, USA
⊘ Peter R. Valentin, Lecturer, University of New Haven, USA

⊘ Robert Allen, Professor of Forensic Science and Chairman, Oklahoma State University
⊘ Tom Glass, Professor, Oklahoma State University, USA
⊘ Ronald Ray Thrasher, Assistant Professor, Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences, USA

⊘ Wayne D. Lord, Professor, University of Central Oklahoma, W. Roger Webb Forensic Science Institute, USA
⊘ Mark R. McCoy, Associate Professor, University of Central Oklahoma, USA

⊘ Charisse T.M. Coston, Associate Professor, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, USA⊘ Anthony P. DeCaprio, Associate Professor, Florida International University, USA
⊘ Duane Dukes, Director, John Carroll University, USA
⊘ Christopher Schubert Dunn, Associate Professor, Bowling Green State University, USA
⊘ Kimberley Garth-James, MPA Program Director, ColumbiaSouthern Univ. And VAG, US Sentencing Commission, USA
⊘ Michael Hooper, Adjunct Professor, Sonoma State University, USA
⊘ Richard Li, Associate Professor, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, USA
⊘ Phoebe Morgan, Professor, Northern Arizona University, USA⊘ Mary Noe, Professor, St. John’s University, USA
⊘ Tony R. Smith, Associate Professor, Rochester Institute of Technology, USA
⊘ Patrick J. Solar, Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin-Platteville
⊘ David J. Thomas, Associate Professor, Gulf Coast University, USA
⊘ Xu Zeng, Associate Professor, Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
⊘ Denny Crouch, Utah Toxicology ­ Expert Services, USA
⊘ Steven A Koehler, Director, Forensic Medical Investigations, LLC, USA

⊘ Igor Bernik, Assistant Professor, University of Maribor, Slovenia
⊘ Branko Lobnikar, Associate Professor, University of Maribor, Slovenia
⊘ Darko Maver, Professor, University of Maribor, Slovenia

⊘ David Joubert, Assistant Professor, Department of Criminology, University of Ottawa, Canada
⊘ Arlene Kent-Wilkinson, Associate Professor, University of Saskatchewan, Canada

⊘ Jonathan Doak, Professor, Durham University, UK
⊘ Jessica Chi-mei Li, Assistant Professor, University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
⊘ Roghieh Nooripour, Lecturer, Al-Zahra University, Iran

⊘ Guan Tay, Associate Professor, The University of Western Australia, Australia
Email
  • From: Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies [jfrcs@submitresearch.online]
    Date: 5 July 2019
    Subject: Followup mail on Your Article Submission JFRCS Vol 3 Issue 2
    Dear Dr. David H Kaye
    Greeting from Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies..!! In the previous mail we introduced you about the "Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies" for article submission. Hope you have gone through it. But we did not receive any response from you. As we aware of your busy schedule in this field, once again we are contacting you to know your decision about the manuscript submission. JFRCS is accepting manuscripts for its upcoming edition Volume 3, Issue 2. We are writing this proposal to endorse your research in the particular field. ...
    All the published articles get indexed in internationally recognized open access repositories considered appropriate for the subject. After publication, article will be assigned with DOI number and will be indexed in Googlescholar,DOAJ and cite factor. If your article is funded by NIH, it will be indexed in PUBMED within a month after publication.
    Kindly respond for this mail at your earliest convenience.
    With Best Regards
    Editorial team
    Jscholar Publishers
    You are receiving this email because of your [non-existent] relationship with the sender.
  • From: Forensic Studies [jfcs@scholarsit.org]
    Date: 23 Aug 2019 6:21 AM
    Subject: Research manuscript submission
    Dear Dr. David H. Kaye,
    Warm greetings! Journal of Forensic and Crime Studies (JFCS) is open access, an international peer-review journal, which encourages researchers, scholars, etc., to publish their research articles, reviews, opinion, short communications etc., in its publications. We are happy to announce that JFCS is seeking articles in the fields of Forensic Studies from scholars to publish in the journal. Hence, we invite you to submit your latest research works or manuscripts towards the journal. Please submit your manuscript here
    We look forward to your positive response. Thanks
    With Best Regards
    Wilson Kelly
    Associate Managing Editor 
  • From: Forensic Studies [jfcs@academichub.online]
    Date: Mon 30 Sept 2019 3:44 PM
    Subject: Invitation for manuscript publication
    Dear Dr. David H. Kaye,
    Warm greetings! We gladly invite you to submit your article to Journal of Forensic and Crime Studies (JFCS) which aims to be a medium to publish research work like reviews, short communications, etc., in all aspects of Forensic Science. We are seeking manuscripts for publication which can be a source for researchers, scholars and all scientific professional’s, who can be benefited from the treasure of knowledge.
    The submitted papers will be reviewed by our referees. We publish the articles in different formats like PDF, full-text. Accepted articles will be available online within 24 hours. [The referees must work at light-speed.]  JFCS maintains confidentiality, consent and research ethics. Submit your final paper here ... . If you need any further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
    Thanks
    With Best Regards
    Wilson Kelly
    Associate Managing Editor
  • From: Journal of Forensic and Crime Studies [jfcs@sciadvent.online]
    Date: 10/22/20 Fri 1:10 AM
    Subject: Journal of Forensic and Crime Studies
    Dear Dr. David H. Kaye,
    Journal of Forensic and Crime Studies brought an excellent opportunity for the researchers like you in the field of Forensic Science where you can publish your work freely available online to Academicians, Researchers and Scientists etc. We would like to invite you to contribute a paper for publication in our upcoming issue of Journal of Forensic and Crime Studies. Research/ Review/ Short Communication/Case study/ commentary etc. are welcome for possible publication in this issue. If you have any Manuscript ready, we request you to support our Journal by submitting the manuscript as soon as possible. Or, I would appreciate receiving your convenient date of submission. ...
    Thank you for your consideration, and I look forward to work with you soon.
    Sincerely,
    Wilson Kelly
    Journal of Forensic and Crime Studies
    Scholarena, USA
    You are receiving this email because of your [non-existent] relationship with the sender. ...
  • From: Journal of Forensic and Crime Studies [jfcs@sciadvent.online]
    Sent: Fri, Oct 23 at 1:10 AM
    Subject: Get your article more perceptibility-jfcs
    [Identical body of email]
    Sincerely,
    Wilson Kelly
    Journal of Forensic and Crime Studies
    Scholarena, USA
    You are receiving this email because of your [non-existent] relationship with the sender. ...
  • From: Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies [jfrcs@openaccessjournal.online]
    Date: Sat 10/24/2020 1:00 AM
    Subject: Invitation for Manuscript Submission
    Dear Dr. David H. Kaye,
    Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies provides an excellent opportunity for researchers in the field of Forensic Research where they can present their research work with open access to Academicians, Researchers, and Scientists, etc. The journal welcomes the submission of original manuscripts that meet the general criteria of significance and scientific excellence. Based on your record of contributions in this field, we would like to invite you to submit an article for the upcoming issue in the fields of Forensic Research and Criminology. You may submit your article at the following link. ...
    We look forward to your positive response.
    Sincerely,
    Charles Wilson
    Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies Jscholar, USA
    You are receiving this email because of your [unwanted and unrequested] relationship with the sender.
  • From: Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies [jfrcs@openaccessjournal.online]
    Sent: Thu, Oct 29 at 5:42 AM
    Subject: Invitation for Manuscript Submission
    Dear Dr. David H. Kaye,
    In the previous mail, we introduced you to the "Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies" for article submission. Hope you have gone through it. But we did not receive any response from you. As we are aware of your busy schedule in this field, once again we are contacting you to know your decision about the manuscript submission.
    Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies provides an excellent opportunity for researchers in the field of Forensic Research where they can present their research work with open access to Academicians, Researchers, and Scientists, etc.
    The journal welcomes the submission of original manuscripts that meet the general criteria of significance and scientific excellence. Based on your record of contributions in this field, we would like to invite you to submit an article for the upcoming issue in the fields of Forensic Research and Criminology.
    You may submit your article at the following link. ... We look forward to your positive response.
    Sincerely,
    Charles Wilson
    Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies
    Jscholar, USA
    You are receiving this email because of your [non-existent] relationship with the sender.
  • From: Editor- Forensic Research [jfrcs@resfreeaccess.biz]
    Sent: Saturday, November 21, 2020, 2:16:09 PM EST
    Subject: Submit your Novel Research - JFRCS
    Dear Dr. David H. Kaye,
    Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies is an open-access journal inclined to the rapid publication of various types of articles such as review articles, short communications, opinion papers, commentary, survey articles, and other manuscript types in the fields of Forensic Research and Criminology.
    The Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies is now accepting submissions and our Editorial Board strongly encourages publishing on Forensic Research to this journal.
    Submit your manuscript at ...
    Looking forward to having your association with us!
    Sincerely,
    Charles Wilson
    Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies
    You are receiving this email because of your relationship with the sender.

Friday, May 24, 2019

Heighten Science's Journal of Forensic Science and Research

Heighten Science Publications Corporation seems to be run out of a house in the Dallas area (by the town's mayor). It publishes a Journal of Forensic Science and Research. The journal has no editor and no editorial board members. At least, none are listed on its website. The home page lists "recent articles" -- all from 2017. Forensic scientists will be pleased to learn that "The Journal of Forensic Science and Research considers forensic science as a multidisciplinary and rigorous discipline which is at an important stage of its development."

The webpage has buttons to list articles by country. There are two from the U.S., dated 2017 -- on sports medicine rather than forensic science. The page is full of links to the content of other Heighten journals. When I finally navigated to the page of "all volumes and issues" of the Journal of Forensic Science and Research, there were three issues. Volume 1(1) contains articles such as "WMW: A Secure, Web based Middleware for C4I Interoperable Applications." Issue 2 has four articles in forensic medicine. Finally, Volume 2(1) has two articles, on topics in forensic toxicology and entomology. All told, there are not many pages for two volumes (or even one).

Given the absence of indicia of quality for Heighten Science journals, one wonders why reputable researchers would publish there. Yet, some do. A short case report from Steven A Koehler and Victor W Weedn on a "Failure to Autopsy: The Otto Warmbier Case" can be found in Issue 2 of Volume 1. Dr. Weedn is a professor at George Washington University and was the Senior Forensic Advisor in the U.S. Department of Justice.

Monday, April 29, 2019

Ocimum's Foray: into "Forensic Sciences: Methods and Techniques"

Ocimum Scientific Publishers is an Australian company that seems to be reporting revenues of $11 million with journals that are nascent at best. The email to me (4/29/19) speaks of a "second issue" that will appear in June. The website lists three issues of Forensic Sciences: Methods and Techniques as already published, but all three turn out to have the same paltry 38 pages of articles. That mode of publication could makes it challenging if anyone wants to cite their work.

The editorial board has the following U.S. members ("from reputed universities"):
⊘ Stephen G Tibbetts, Professor, California State University, San Bernardino (editor-in-chief)
⊘ William D Bales, Professor, Florida State University
⊘ Vaughn M Bryant, Professor, Texas A&M University
⊘ Midori Albert, Professor, University of North Carolina Wilmington
⊘ Camille Gibson, Professor, Prairie View A&M University
⊘ Sheri Jenkins Keenan, Clinical Assistant Professor, The University of Memphis
⊘ Pamela Newell, Assistant Professor, University of North Georgia at Dahlonega
⊘ Douglas A Orr, Assistant Professor, University of North Georgia
⊘ George Richards, Associate Professor, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
⊘ Delbert Rounds, Associate Professor, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
⊘ Pamella A Seay, Professor, Florida Gulf Coast University
Email
  • From: Blake Notman OS [forensic.osp@ocimumscience.com]
    Sent: Monday, April 29, 2019, 1:49:18 AM EDT
    Subject: Are you ready to share your research on criminology
    Professor David Kaye,
    My name is Blake Notman and I am the Editorial Manager at Ocimum Scientific Publishers.
    Journal of Forensic Sciences: Methods and Techniques launched its first issue and planning to launch its second issue in the month of June.
    Under the direction of eminent editorial board members from reputed universities worldwide this journal is growing rapidly and publishing quality research papers since its inception. You can have a look at the papers already published. I believe we can help you to publish your most recent/current research work in this journal, for your convenience, please find the attached author instructions ... .
    I am writing to enquire about your plans to publish your recent/current research work with us. Let me know your plans, so that we can plan accordingly. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to let me know.
    Season benefits, manuscripts submitted in the month of May will be published for 298 USD.
    Looking forward to discussing what we can do for each other in more detail.
    Best wishes,
    Blake Notman
    Editorial Manager
    Ocimum Scientific Publishers, 26 Bourke Crescent, Hoppers Crossing, Victoria 3029, Australia contact@ocimumjournals.com

Thursday, February 21, 2019

JScholar wants "to curve the future of scientific world"

The "JScholar Vision" is "[e]merging on a custom of editorial excellence for framing the network that brings together the specialized journals to provide enhanced access to the research, reviews and to curve the future of scientific world." The journals promise publication within 28 days. At least, I think that is what the publisher means by "The duration for publishing an article is 28 days." The "Author Guidelines" also state that the articles will be plagiarized -- "The received manuscripts will undergo plagiarism (copying text or results from other sources) for its uniqueness and also self-plagiarism (duplicating substantial parts of authors' own published work without giving the appropriate references) by Quality Analysts.".

The ownership of JScholar is not obvious. Under "CONTACT INFO," the homepage has the address of JScholar Publishers, 185 E Homestead Rd, Sunnyvale, CA 94087, +1 (607) 523-4092. But the "CONTACT US" page uses 18170 Dallas Pkwy Suite 104, Dallas Texas 75287, +14692832220. An apartment house is located at the Sunnyvale address.

That address, by the way, is also the address of Clerisy Publishers. The websites have remarkable similarities. For example,

JScholar website Clerisy website
JScholar is multidisciplinary open access publisher of manuscripts covering the fields of Science, Technology and Medicine. Clerisy is multidisciplinary open access publisher of manuscripts covering the fields of Science, Technology and Medicine.
JScholar, a modern and innovative publisher of scientific journals ... . Clerisy publishers is a modern and innovative publisher of scientific journals ... .
Pages with the same layout of boxes, check marks, etc.
Same "SUBMIT MANUSCRIPT" icon (size, colors, graphics, and hover effect)
Same images for CiteFactor, Google Scholar, and DRJI juxtaposed in same order near bottom of pages

The domain jscholaronline.org was registered in India, but not much else was disclosed. However, the domain jscholarpublishers.com (used in the spam from an IP address in India) is registered to "paul" with the address "begumpet, Hyderabad 500016 India, +91.739690499, bigrock@jscholarpublishers.com."

UPDATE
3/1/19: "Smut Clyde" pointed to https://www.zaubacorp.com/company/JSCHOLAR-SCIENTIFIC-COMMUNICATIONS-OPC-PRIVATE-LIMITED/U22300TG2018OPC127452 for information on the company. It is registered as "Jscholar Scientific Communications (opc)private Limited, ... a Private(One Person Company) incorporated on 05 October 2018. ... Veeraboina Ashok is director .... Its Email address is ashok.b1389@gmail.com and its registered address is C/O- K RAMA DEVI, FLAT NO. HIG- 35 K P H B COLONY, KONDAPUR HYDERABAD Hyderabad TG 500072 IN."
Email
Journal of Forensic Research and Crime Studies

Journal of Clinical and Anatomical Pathology
  • From: jcap@jscholarpublishers.com
    Date: Feb. 21, 2019, 12:54 AM
    Subject: Call for Paper: JCAP Volume 3, Issue 1
    Dear Dr. David H Kaye
    Greetings from Journal of Clinical and Anatomic Pathology...!!
    We are contacting you based on your expertise in the field of Clinical and Anatomic Pathology. [& larr; Which is none.] JCAP (Journal of Clinical and Anatomic Pathology) is an endeavour to promote research, innovation in Journal of Clinical and Anatomic Pathology for Journal Publication. It is a scholarly online, open access, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary, bi-monthly, and fully refereed journal focusing on theories, methods and procedures and relevant fields for Journal Publication.
    JCAP is accepting manuscripts for its upcoming edition Volume 3, Issue 1. We are writing this proposal to endorse your research in the particular field.
    Journal publication contains research papers which deal with the contemporary issues of international relevance in the education theory, methodology and practice of mankind. It welcomes Scientists, Researchers and Scholars to submit their work in the form of Case Study, Research Papers, Review Articles or Short communications. All manuscripts submitted will undergo evaluation by independent peer reviewers based on initial screening by a subject expert from the large Editorial Board. ...
    If this proposal is agreeable to you and does not conflict with your current professional and research interests, please let us know by writing to us as an acknowledgment of you looking forward to publish your work
    Best regards,
    Editorial team
    Jscholar Publishers

Tuesday, February 19, 2019

Lupine Publishers "craves to select scientific connotation"

Lupine Publishers describes itself (on its website, 2/19/19) as

a multidisciplinary, scholarly Open Access publisher focused on Genetic, Biomedical and Remedial missions in relation with Technical Knowledge as well. We crave to select ground-breaking research based on modernism, aptness, scientific connotation, prospective spectator’s interests, etc. We endeavor to provide by far and liberally accessible belvedere to researchers and practitioners in support of their novel and valuable ideas. We already have 2000+ Editorial Board members along with 5000+ Published articles in our box. Our Journals maintain a scrupulous, methodical, fair peer review System. Besides, quality control is riveted in each step of the publication process.

This description raises the question of how many editors and articles can fit in one box. The box contains such articles as Association of Blood Group with Tea Likeliness, Bitter Gourd Relish and Blood Group Relationship, and Is There Any Fluctuation in Normal Blood Pressure While Watching Horror Movies?

The company information database Buzzfile provides, inter alia, these questions and answers (2/19/19):

Q. How big is Lupine Publishers?
A. Lupine Publishers is estimated to generate $37,589 in annual revenues, employs approximately 1 people [sic] at this location
Q. Where is Lupine Publishers located?
A. Lupine Publishers is located at 7865 S Grand Baker St, Aurora, CO 80016.
Q. How long has Lupine Publishers been in business?
Lupine Publishers has been in business for approximately 2 years.

Although Lupine purports to operate out of New York City, Buzzfile's address for it is a four bedroom home at 7865 S Grand Baker St., Aurora, CO 80016. The New York City address is a Regus Virtual Office that provides what the company calls a "professional address" for putting "your business in the best possible location with a credible address and mail handling service."

Lupine Publishers spams for OMICS-related conferences. An email from the subtly named Peer Reviewed Journal of Forensic & Genetic Sciences (below) advertised a production of the Biomedical Conferences LLC, which seems to be a name used by Conference Series, which is an OMICS domain. Conference Series, Lupine Publishers, Iris Publishers, and Crimson Publishers are just some of the enterprises whose domains are registered to Sudheer Kaku, "Software Engineer and Web Developer in Aurora, Colorado."

The peers involved in the Peer Reviewed Journal of Forensic and Genetic Sciences do not seem to care too much about whether the articles concern forensic science or genetics. For example, A New Demographic Situation and Problems of Employment in Uzbekistan describes the disturbing rate of unemployment in the country but sounds an optimistic note: "The country leader based on the adopted state programs completely stimulated the steady growth of creation of jobs and employment of the population."

Email
Peer Reviewed Journal of Forensic and Genetic Sciences
  • From: Forensic & Genetic Sciences [forensic@lupinejournals.co]
    Sent: Wednesday, June 8, 2022 1:42 PM
    Subject: Eminent manuscript
    Dear Dr. David H Kaye,
    Greetings!
    We are glad to get your notice that Forensic and Genetic Sciences: Peer Reviewed Journal, which follows double blind peer review process within 15 days from the date of submission.
    Now we are in the process of release Volume 4 Issue 3 of the journal it highly obliged if you could submit your valuable manuscript to include in this issue.
    Looking forward to hearing your kind acknowledgement.
    Emily Rose
    Peer Reviewed Journal of Forensic & Genetic Sciences
    Lupine Publishers LLC, 57 West 57th Street, New York - NY 10019, USA
  • From: Peer Reviewed Journal of Forensic & Genetic Sciences [forensic@lupinepublishers.org]
    Date: Sun Feb 17 2019 11:51 PM
    Subject: Medicine and Medical Conferences: 2019
    Dear Dr. DH Kaye,
    Happy Charming Day.
    We cordially invite you to our “International Conference on Recent Advancements in Medicine and Medical Science” Conference during March 01-02, 2019 at Colorado, USA. On behalf of the organizing committee we expect your valuable participation to deliver your Research works in the time of your experience as an oral presentation during the conference Schedule.
    The Two-days conference comprises professional programs which includes 80+ Sessions of Scientific Forum, Symposia, Roundtable, Dialog, Poster, Exhibition, Workshop and Training Courses. We hope that the Medicine and Medical Science -2019 will be an unparalleled opportunity for Growing your network and meeting Eminent People throughout the scientific world. ...
    If you have any query, please feel free to contact us any time on WhatsApp (+1720 767-7131). Hope to have your presence at Colorado. Only 15 days to go Waiting for your rapid response.
    Thanks
    Christina | Program Manager
    Biomedical Conferences LLC Westbrook Corporate Center, Westchester 60154, USA.
Biostatistics and Biometrics
  • From: Biostatistics & Biometrics [biostats@lupineresearch.org]
    Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2020 11:51 AM
    Subject: Optimistic Response Dear Dr DH Kaye
    We are looking for scientific researchers who can help us for the better progress of our Journal. I found your profile innovative, and I am inviting you to submit your valuable manuscript for publication in our Volume2 Issue 4. Will you support us with your transcript? ... We desire to receive your valuable manuscript by 20th February.
    Janet Thelma
    Biostatistics & Biometrics (CTBB)| IF: 3.159
    CTBB-Editorial Manager biostats@lupinepublishers.com Lupine Publishers, LLC 57 West 57thStreet, 3rdfloor, New York-NY 10019. USA +1(914)407-6109 Fax- +1(914)465-7596

Modern Approaches on Material Science (MAMS)

  • A comment (below) from OppfinnarJocke (4/15/21) displays an email wishing for "an illustrious day ahead!" and "looking for scientific researchers who can help us for the better progress of our MAMS." It asks, "Will you support us with your transcript?"

Open Access Journal of Environmental and Soil Sciences (OAJESS)

  • From: Open Access Journal of Environmental and Soil Sciences [environmental@lupinejournals.co]
    Sent: Monday, January 31, 2022 10:45 AM
    Subject: Perfect time for your article appearance
    Dear Professor,
    Warm wishes from OAJESS
    I am Ms. Margaret Eva, Managing Editor of OAJESS Journal. We have seen your articles online and we felt very interesting. So, if you are having any unpublished articles then kindly send it towards us.
    can let you know more details about us, if you are interested to know.
    Await for your positive response.
    Margaret Eva
    OAJESS-Editorial Manager Lupine Publishers, LLC
    57 West 57th Street, 3rd floor,
    New York - NY 10019, USA
    +1 (914) 407-6109 Fax - +1 (914) 465-7596
Research and Reviews on Healthcare Open Access Journal
  • From: Research and Reviews on Healthcare Open Access Journal [research@lupineresearch.net]
    Date: Thurs, Jan 23 at 4:49 AM
    Subject: Requesting for Article Dear Dr. DH Kaye
    Dear Dr. DH Kaye ,
    Greeting from Lupine Publishers!
    We are in shortfall of one article for successful release of Ongoing Issue i.e., Volume 4 Issue 4 of our Research and Reviews on Healthcare: Open Access Journal (RRHOAJ).
    Please submit us your transcript for this issue before 29th January, If this is a short notice in your busy schedule please do send 2 page article, we hope 2 page article isnt time taken for eminent like you.
    Await your response.
    Regards,
    Deborah Daniel

Sunday, January 13, 2019

We Are Syntax Publishers -- spreading information throughout the universe

The About Us page on Syntax Publishers website reads (1/13/2019) as follows (with emphasis added):
Syntax publishers is an open access, peer reviewed journals. These are free to Read and download throughout the world. The online journal covers all major areas of science, medicine, financial management, technology and engineering. We promote rapid publishing and strict manuscript handling and editorial process. Our aim is spreading quality scientific information to the research community throughout the universe. Syntax publishers is a stage for all types of professors and researchers who crave to give out quality information based on their research and area of expertise, we support the scholars/researchers in their field of interest with latest information. Syntax publishers assure originality and integrity of each published article with respect to the Publication Ethics and Probity. We strictly do not rely on any funds from any external source such as universities, research centers etc ... .
The accompanying photo banner shows torsos with stethoscopes. The website clearly was not prepared by a native English speaker -- "With an undisputed connection, updating yourself and being at knowledge about diverse fields becomes faster and easier." The contact address is 500 Delaware Ave, Ste 1 #1960, Wilmington- 19899. Other firms with the identical address include All American Payday Loans, AFCO American Fire Products Co., Blue Oil Energy, IASISLAB, Intello Group, and Rocksolar Technology. That is only a sampling. It must a very crowded suite.

The domain names for Syntax Publishers are hidden behind proxies. UPDATE (1/14/19): The domain spjournals.com, which is registered to Rakesh Tripathy in Delhi, now redirects to syntaxpublishers.org. Thanks to "Clyde Smut" for this discovery connecting Syntax to Sryahwa Publications.

The editorial board members from the US are said to be
Alejandro Suarez-Pierre, Johns Hopkins University
Chioma T Amadi, University of New York
DeMonica Latrice Junious, Walden University
Kenneth R. Pelletier, University of California School of Medicine in San Francisco
Kush Sharma, New York University Langone Medical Center
Mohammadhossein Amini, Kansas State University
Prabir K Mandal, Edward Waters College
Pradeep L. Menezes, University of Nevada Reno
Premkumar Saganti, Texas A&M University
Robert J Gatchel, The University of Texas at Arlington
Sharon S Stoll, Yale University School of Medicine
Waqas Ullah, SUNY Downstate Medical Center
Email
Syntax Journal of Criminology and Forensic Science (SJCFS)
  • From: Syntax Journal of Criminology and Forensic Science [forensic@spjournals.org]
    Sent: Friday, December 7, 2018, 6:48:00 PM EST
    Subject: Requesting Submissions for Our Journal Upcoming Issue
    Dear Dr. David H Kaye,
    Hope you are doing well!
    Syntax Journal of Criminology and Forensic Science (SJCFS) an online open access and peer reviewed journal. the motive of the journal is to encourage the researchers and scientists who are aspired towards innovations in Criminal studies and forensic research.
    we consider your profession based on your records that you are an eminent author to publish your research works in our journal.
    Syntax Journal of Criminology and Forensic Science which publishes Research Articles, Reviews and Letters and all types of articles are accepted in areas of Forensic Genetics & DNA Analysis, Finger-printing & Techniques, Environmental Forensics, Forensic Clinical Medicine, Criminal Cases physical evidence, sexual medicine Etc.. Based on your record of contributions in this field, we would like to invite you to submit an article for the Inaugural issue of the journal.
    Note: You were also invited to be as Reviewer to our journal if you accept this invitation please send us your CV/Biography with Recent Photograph. ...
    Please send us on or before December 24, 2018.
    Looking for your reply.
    With Regards,
    Samanta
    Editorial Office
    You are receiving this email because of your [nonexistent] relationship with the sender. ...
  • From: Syntax Journal of Criminology and Forensic Science [sjcfs@syntaxpublishers.co]
    Date: Feb 8, 2019, 3:35 AM
    Subject: Kindly Agree for our Proposal
    Dear Dr. David H Kaye,
    Hope this email finds you in good spirits!
    [← It is not helping.]
    Syntax Journal of Criminology and Forensic Science (SJCFS) an online open access and peer reviewed journal. the motive of the journal is to encourage the researchers and scientists who are aspired towards innovations in Criminal studies and forensic research.
    Syntax Journal of Criminology and Forensic Science which publishes Research Articles, Reviews and Letters and all types of articles are accepted in areas of Forensic Genetics & DNA Analysis, Finger-printing & Techniques, Environmental Forensics, Forensic Clinical Medicine, Criminal Cases physical evidence, sexual medicine Etc..
    The purpose of this letter is to formally invite you, to submit a Manuscript for upcoming edition of this journal. Please send us your valuable manuscript to publish in our upcoming issue in March 2019. Dead line for submission February 25, 2019. To submit your valuable manuscript: Email to forensic@syntaxpublishers.org as an attachment.
    Note: Since it is a new journal so we provide Discount on publishing fee i.e USD $899 for Two articles you and your colleague or friends will be invited to submit your articles. [← Still new?]
    Let me know your decision on participation in this issue, your support was greatly appreciated. We look forward to your response.
    Regards,
    Jessica
    Editorial office
    You are receiving this email because of your [nonexistent!] relationship with the sender. ...

Thursday, July 12, 2018

Iris Publishers, "your one-stop-place for latest scientific!"

The About Us webpage of Iris Publishers (7/12/18) has such ringing phrases as "your one-stop-place for latest scientific!" "aiding the growth of learners ... for the prosperity of science." They want "to exploit the scientific information"and "to unfold the quality research globally." To exploit and unfold, IRIS uses a "potential Editorial team" and a "highly qualified and expert Editorial committee [that] is indulged in scrutinizing articles with stringent peer review process ensuring that it follows our policies." Who could ask for anything more?

Iris has pictures of 35 journals on its website -- 36 if you count the World Journal of Yoga and Natural Therapy twice inasmuch as it "is an ambidextrous journal."

The domain name irispublishers.org is registered to New Dream Network, LLC dba DreamHost Web Hosting. The telephone number on the contact page, 914-407-6109, also is used by Lupine Publishers, which is "focused on ... Remedial missions in relation with Technical Knowledge." Virtual office supplier, Regus, could be the source of the address of the office building in San Francisco. Clearly, there is reason to wonder where Iris is actually located. The spam inviting me "to join your hands with us in this instigate" suggests that the handshake would be quite a stretch.

UPDATE: Two comments of July 13, 2018, provide more information. One from "Smut Clyde" reveals that the common telephone number for Lupine and Iris (not to mention the flowery association) is no accident. He (or she) found that

Iris Publishers LLC is a Colorado Domestic Limited-Liability Company filed on May 18, 2018 .... The company's principal address is 7865 S Grand Baker St., Aurora, CO 80016. That Aurora street address is also the home of Lupine Publisher, Crimson Publisher, "Biomedical Research Ltd", and Sudheer Kaku (the scammer who registered the corresponding domains).

The address on the spam from the Global Journal of Forensic Science & Medicine is that of an office building with space rented by Regus. This company provides a "Virtual Office, The right image for your business, with a prestigious address and a range of supporting services."

UPDATE (5/17/19): Understandably, Mr. Kaku objects to being referred to as a "scammer." He commented (below) that "I own Biomedical Research Network + & Crimson Publishers and yes, the Colorado Address is an editorial office for the domains we did specify that on websites. We use Virtual offices for mail handling." He insisted that "we formed this corporation to publish quality research" and added "Please let me know if you come across any genuine complain or an instance where we scammed or didn't deliver on what we promised." At least two papers in the Annals of Biostatistics and Biometric Applications could not have received the peer review and editing that the journals promise to their authors and the public. So too, a reason to question whether the Peer Reviewed Journal of Forensic and Genetic Sciences is peer reviewed in practice as well as in name is at the posting on Lupine Publishers.

UPDATE (9/14/19): If further proof of the flakiness of Iris Publishers and related spammers is needed, it comes from an email referred to me by a professor in the United Kingdom who wrote that "[a]s these things go it really takes the biscuit! The standout bit is in bold below. [T]his seems to me to be a new low." The email from Iris reads as follows:

From: iris@publisher-france.com
Subject: top rated journals of Scopus and WoS
Date: 11 September 2019 14:30:00 BST
Good day,
Great opportunity to publish your article.
in the top rated journals of Scopus, until the end of 2019,
book a publication at the beginning of 2020.
Now, we have a program called “Co-authorship”. You can become a co-author of an already finished article, which is accepted for publication.
in a journal indexed in Scopus.
We translate the article to English and design the article ourselves.
We guarantee that your article will be published in the journal of Scopus and indexed.

We also have a large number of journals of all directions. We will help you publish your article quickly and monitor indexing to Scopus.
Send articles, ask questions.
We will be happy to answer you.

Perhaps Mr. Kaku can explain how he plans to make people into "co-authors" of "already finished" articles by having Iris translate it into English. Is the assumption that the "co-author" already is an author of the original article, or is "a program called 'Co-authorship'" a solicitation for plagiarism?

UPDATE (4/26/20): The peer review at Iris's Scientific Journal of Research and Reviews is also bogus. See Iris Publishers and the World's First Quantification of the Deal with Birds.

Email

Annals of Public Health & Epidemiology (APHE)

  • From: Annals of Public Health & Epidemiology
    Sent: Monday, July 19, 2021 10:53 AM
    Subject: Eminent Support
    Dear Dr. Professor,
    Good Morning!
    I am sure you're quite busy, but I would appreciate if you could take a moment to my below request.
    We are glad to inform you that, we are in the process of framingEditorial/review committee for our journal. So, we respectfully invite you to join your hands with us in this instigate.
    Moreover, we request you to submit yourCVto the same email id.
    Also, we are cordially inviting eminent researchers like you to support us with your2-page opinion/mini review or any type of article for this Inaugural issue? We really need your support for this issue.
    I trust you will provide your valuable time and interest towards our journal.
    Please track the below link to visit our journal website ... .
    Await your valuable response.
    Dollie Roslyn|Managing Editor
    Annals of Public Health & Epidemiology (APHE)
    Iris Publishers LLC,315 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94104, USA.
    Unsubscribe
    If you dont want to receive our email, please email us

Archives in Neurology & Neuroscience (ANN)

  • From: Neurology& Neuroscience [neurology@irisopenaccess.org]
    Sent: Monday, July 18, 2022 3:31 AM
    Subject: Valuable Submission: ANN
    Dear Dr. Dh Kaye ,
    Greetings from ANN!!
    Hope you are doing well and very good in health.
    I am Grace Allan manager of "Archives in Neurology & Neuroscience (ANN)" I was in shortfall of one article for successful release of Forthcoming Issue. Is it possible for you to support us with your 2-page opinion/mini review/research article for this issue?
    I believe in you that; your one article brings out the best achievement to our Journal.
    We desire to receive your manuscript by the end of July.
    Await your positive response.
    Grace Allan| Impact Factor - 0.905| NLM ID: 101759143
    Iris Publishers LLC,315 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94104, USA.
  • From: Neurology& Neuroscience [neurology@irisopenaccess.com]
    Sent: Friday, July 15, 2022 11:00 AM
    Subject: Authors Issue: ANN
    Dear Dr. David H Kaye,
    Heartful greetings from Grace Allan!
    Theme: Our desire to publish your potential article in upcoming issue of ANN
    Outline: Archives in Neurology & Neuroscience (ANN) is an internationally peer-reviewed journal that aspires to publish articles relevant to Neurology and Brain Disorders from researchers worldwide. Submission: on/before July 30,2022
    Looking forward to receive your informative paper!
    Grace Allan| Impact Factor: 0.905| NLM ID: 101759143|ISSN: 2641-1911
    Iris Publishers LLC,315 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94104, USA

Archives of Reproductive Medicine (ARM)

  • From: Archives of Reproductive Medicine [reproductive@irisopenaccess.com]
    Sent: Friday, August 11, 2023 1:29 PM
    Subject: Invitation to Submit Article: ARM
    Esteemed Dr. Dh Kaye,
    I hope you are doing well.
    I am Sandra Angela, managing editor of the Archives of Reproductive Medicine (ARM).
    I sincerely apologize if I disturb you in any way. We are in shortfall of one article for the successful release of an Upcoming Issue of our journal, ARM. If this is short notice, kindly send a 2-page Opinion/Mini review. We hope a 2-page article is not time taken for eminent people like you.
    So, we are expecting this from your end without disappointing us.
    Drop us an email at your convenience; we have further discussion.
    Sandra Angela| Managing Editor
    Archives of Reproductive Medicine (ARM) | ISSN:2837-4614
    Iris Publishers LLC,315Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA94104, USA.
    Phone Number:+1-628-201-9788
  • From: Archives of Reproductive Medicine [reproductive@irisopenaccess.org]
    Sent: Friday, August 11, 2023 1:31 PM
    Subject: Looking for Support: ARM
    Esteemed Dr. David H Kaye,
    Hope everything will be good at your end.
    We cordially invite you to submit a Research/Review /Communicate report manuscript for possible publication in our Upcoming issue towards Archives of Reproductive Medicine (ARM). If you are unable to submit a full-length manuscript, an Editorial or Letter to Editor with a minimum 1000 words is also acceptable.
    I feel its a enormous pleasure to invite you, because we were confident that your article would increase our journal's citations and reputation.
    I trust this welcome is pleasing to you.
    Acknowledge this mail for further queries.
    Sandra Angela | Managing Editor
    Archives of Reproductive Medicine (ARM) |ISSN: 2837-4614
    Iris Publishers LLC,315Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA94104, USA.
    Phone Number: +1-628-201-9788

Archives of Rheumatology & Arthritis Research (ARAR)

  • From: Archives of Rheumatology & Arthritis Research [arthritis@irispublishers-nl.net]
    Sent: Friday, April 30, 2021 8:37 AM
    Subject: Give A Chance
    Dear Dr. DH Kaye,
    Good Morning
    I am Rose Jane manager of Journal " Archives of Rheumatology & Arthritis Research (ARAR)" I was in shortfall of one article for release of Our upcoming issue. Is it possible for you to support us with your 2-page opinion/mini review/research article for this issue?
    I believe in you that, your one article brings out the best achievement to our Journal. Please tack the below link to visit on our journal website https://irispublishers.com/arar/
    Hope to receive your dedication and contribution soon.
    Please Acknowldge this mail for queries.
    Rose Jane| Managing Editor
    Archives of Rheumatology & Arthritis Research| ISSN: 2694-1724
    Iris Publishers LLC,315 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94104, USA.
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Global Journal of Forensic Science & Medicine

  • From: Global Journal of Forensic Science & Medicine [forensic@irispublishers.net]
    Date: Jan. 22, 2019, 8:19 AM
    Subject: Publication of your potential work in GJFSM
    Good Morning!
    Global Journal of Forensic Science & Medicine is in shortfall of only one article of successful accomplishment of Volume 1 Issue 2 we are in search of professionals who can support us. In this process, we have gone through your eminent profile which has impressed our senior Editor a lot.
    So, it is our request you to submit any article (at least 2page opinion/Mini Review). ... Await your submission on/before January 31, 2019.
    Regards,
    Amber Smith
    315 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94104, USA, Tel: +1-628-201-9788
  • From: Global Journal of Forensic Science & Medicine [forensic@irispublishers.com]
    Date: Fri 9/21/2018 8:58 AM
    Subject: Looking for CV
    Dear Dr. David H Kaye,
    Good Morning!
    I am sure you're quite busy, but I would appreciate if you could take a moment to my below request.
    We are glad to inform you that, we are in the process of framing Editorial/review committee for our journal. So, we respectfully invite you to join your hands with us in this instigate.
    I trust you’ll provide your valuable time and interest towards our journal and we are looking forward to inaugurate our GJFSM with the eminent people like you.
    If you are interested to join as an editorial board member in our journal, please send your CV ...
    Sincerely,
    Amber Smith
    Managing editor
    Global Journal of Forensic Science & Medicine
    315 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA 94104, USA

Nursing & Care

  • From: Nursing & Care [nursing@iris-research.net]
    Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2023 1:17 PM
    Subject: Contribution
    Esteemed Dr. David H Kaye,
    Hope you are doing well!
    Can we have your article for the successful release of Volume 4, Issue 4 in our journal Nursing & Care (IJNC).
    In fact, we need one article to accomplish the issue prior to September 30, 2023; we hope that the single manuscript should be yours. If this is on short notice, kindly send a 2-page opinion/mini review/case report. We hope a 2-page article isn't time taken for eminent people like you.
    I believe in you and that your eminent manuscript brings good achievement to our journal.
    We do hope you will feel able to respond positively to this invitation, and we look forward to hearing from you shortly. Anticipate for your promising response.
    Amelia Hoffman| Managing Editor
    Iris Publishers LLC
    315Montgomery Street
    San Francisco, CA94104, USA.

Open Access Journal of Archaeology and Anthropology

  • From: Open Access Journal of Archaeology and Anthropology [archaeology@irispublishers.org]
    Date: Fri 9/21/2018 5:35 AM
    Subject: Contribution for Open Access Week
    Dear Dr. David H Kaye,
    Greetings from Iris Publishers!
    Happy Open Access Week!
    We are happy to celebrate Open Access Week and we are welcoming your submissions for our OAJAA.
    In this Occasion we have chosen eminent scientists, who have significant involvement in the advancement of research in their field and have the potential to give best quality articles for the open access issue of our journal.
    We anticipate that you will support and make our celebration more joyful by sharing any type of manuscript towards our journal.
    Please acknowledge this email receipt within 24 hours.
    Regards,
    Carlo Alvaro
  • From: Open Access Journal of Archaeology and Anthropology [archaeology@irispublishers.org]
    Date: July 12, 2018, 3:59 AM
    Subject: Evaluation
    Good Morning!
    I am sure you're quite busy, but I would appreciate if you could take a moment to my below request.
    We are glad to inform you that, we are in the process of framing Editorial/review committee for our journal. So, we respectfully invite you to join your hands with us in this instigate.
    I trust you’ll provide your valuable time and interest towards our journal and we are looking forward to inaugurate our OAJAA with the eminent people like you.
    If you are interested to join as an editorial board member in our journal, please send your CV ... Kindly acknowledge this email for further queries.
    Sincerely,
    Carlo Alvaro
    Open Access Journal of Archaeology and Anthropology

Thursday, June 14, 2018

SciDoc is "spreading the knowledge from the desks to the doors of the masses"

From the SciDoc website: "SciDoc Publishers achievements till date includes: ... Special Issues, which is roaring high."

Among the many journal titles listed there is the "JBR Journal of Translational Space dentistry, Medicine and Exploration (JBR-TSME)." The editor-in-chief is "Balwant Rai, Director of Space dentistry, Kepler Space Institute, USA." The Kepler Space Institute's home page explains that the institute "is dedicated to the expansion of human civilization from Earth into space. We believe this is necessary, both to acquire resources – based on the Law of Space Abundance to provide the fundamental needs of preserving peace and prosperity for humankind on this planet – and to extend life through our solar system and beyond." Mr. Rai's name does not appear on this website, but he is editor-in-chief of OMICS' JBR Journal of Interdisciplinary Medicine and Dental Science. That speaks volumes.

The International Journal of Forensic Science & Pathology (IJFP), which spammed me, is not listed on the journals page of the website. A word search of the website returns a link that generates a smattering of articles from other journals. If there are editors of and articles in this journal, they are not easily found.

The enterprising chap behind SciDoc may be Hari Sarangam, 2542 Rockhampton Rd, San Ramon, California 94582, 302-703-1005, Phonehari.s@scidoc.org. Mr. Sarangam is the owner of the domains scidocopenaccess.com, i2itechsolutions.com, scidoc.biz, and scidocpublishers.biz.
Email
  • From: International Journal of Forensic Science & Pathology - SciDoc Publishers [forensic_sci_pathol@scidocopenaccess.com]
    Date: Thu 6/14/2018 12:59 AM
    Subject: Submission for Forensic Science Research
    Respected Dr. David Kaye,
    We hope this email finds you in good health. Myself Maddy Adams, Managing Editor at SciDoc Publishers- Open Access; managing the International Journal of Forensic Science & Pathology (IJFP). We would like to take this opportunity in congratulating you for getting the Research grant of National Science Foundation (NSF). [← Maddy seems to be confused. I have no such grant, although I am a co-PI on a recent grant application.]
    We are an Open Access publisher working to disseminate knowledge and to create an archival literature platform in Forensic Science & Pathology. We aim to publish high quality Open Access journals around the globe, with contributions from eminent authors like you. We would be very delighted to have your submissions in our journal, as your research work on “Forensic Science” fits well with the IJFP.
    We kindly request you to confirm us with respect to your interest of participation. Should you have any further queries, concerns or comments, please feel free to contact us, we will assist you. Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
    Best Regards
    Maddy Adams
    SciDoc Publishers, USA.

Tuesday, May 22, 2018

InTechOpen, Intech, Sciyo

InTechOpen's main web pages site are devoid of the usual solecisms and grammatical errors seen on the websites of many smaller and plainly questionable publishers preying on academics. The About Us page describes the group as "the world's largest Science, Technology and Medicine Open Access book publisher." It claims InTechOpen "has published 2,977 books and 46,833 scientific works total by 100,665 international scientists" (whatever "international" means in this context). That would be about 2 books every 3 days and 11 articles every day, 7 days a years, for the 12 years of InTechOpen's self-proclaimed "journey to democratise knowledge."

In 2018, InTechOpen wanted me to pay them 1,400 Euros to write a chapter of between 14 and 20 pages for a book on "Trends and Challenges in Forensic Analysis ? New Frontiers in Forensic Science." I have to wonder about the question mark in the title, but there is not much doubt about likely quality. The subject areas include "nuclear physicists" and "testing." The book description reads:
Forensic Analysis is a field of Forensics to be explored and then executed with a hope to deliver better justice to the mankind. It includes a wide field of forensics unexplored and unearthed, which will be the prime reference for forensic researchers, diagnostic, chemists and physicists for their future practice in their respective fields. The book will visualize and primarily focus on the various aspects of new frontiers in forensic science associated with the production, collection or interrogation of such evidential sample. This will also amalgamate fundamental principles of forensic analysis, protocols and procedures needed for the better forensics. The principles and techniques detailed are then demonstrated and discussed in their applications to real-world investigations and casework conducted over the past several years so that it becomes an evaluation hardcover of all aspects of forensic analysis.
The editor of the book is B. Suresh Kumar Shetty. Dr. Shetty also is an editor for the disreputable OMICS International's Journal of Paediatric Medicine and Surgery.

Earlier invitations (4/24/17, 5/1/17, 5/8/17) sought 1,200 Euros from me for a small chapter in "'Post Mortem Examination and Autopsy - From Death Scene to Laboratory Analysis,' edited by Dr. Kamil Hakan Dogan." Dr. Dogan also edits the Journal of Cardiovascular Diseases and Diagnosis for OMICS International. That InTech finds it necessary to write the following description of "death scene and autopsy" for would-be authors is odd:
Death scene and autopsy may be horrifying for some people. Death scene investigation, post mortem examination, and autopsy are generally performed for the benefit of the living. A death investigation begins with body examination and evidence collection at the scene and proceeds through history, post mortem examination and autopsy, laboratory tests, and determining the cause and manner of death. Although forensic pathology is the oldest branch of the forensic sciences, today many branches of forensic sciences play a role in solving criminal death cases.
InTechOpen was on Beall's list of predatory publishers. The website www.intechopen.com is not registered to its founders. Instead, they use a proxy company in Arizona, obscuring their identities. The first emails came from Teo Kos, from InTechOpen Publishing Process Manager, kos@intechopen.com, +385 (51) 770 447, Janeza Trdine 9, 51000 Rijeka, Croatia.

Other reports indicate that InTechOpen is another name for the venture known as InTech or Sciyo that had a serious reputation problem. See
⊡ http://retractionwatch.com/2013/10/17/fallout-from-sciences-publisher-sting-journal-closes-in-croatia/
⊡ http://blog.pokristensson.com/2010/11/04/academic-spam-and-open-access-publishing/
⊡ http://ask.metafilter.com/167606/A-chapter-of-my-very-own
⊡ http://poynder.blogspot.com/2011/10/interview-with-nicola-rylett-intechs.html
In 2016, Sage Publishing, an Indian company, purchased five of Intechopen's journals.

UPDATE 5/9/20: On ResearchGate today, Malek Alghdeir commented that "I was invited to publish a chapter in a book by IntechOpen. Then asked me to pay 1400 £! firstly, the editor of my chapter suggests a great discount, but after that, they accepted to publish my chapter free."
Email
  • Sent: 5/8/17, 5/14/17
    From: kos@intechopen.com
    Dear Dr. Kaye
    I just wanted to check in with you regarding the book project on "Post Mortem Examination and Autopsy - From Death Scene to Laboratory Analysis" edited by Dr. Kamil Hakan Dogan. If there is anything I can help with, like answer any questions, or provide some additional information, please let me know. I hope to hear from you soon,
    Teo Kos, from InTechOpen
    Publishing Process Manager, http://www.intechopen.com/, +385 (51) 770 447, Janeza Trdine 9, 51000 Rijeka, Croatia
    The information contained in either this email and, if applicable, the attachment, are confidential and are intended only for the recipient. The contents of either the email or the attachment may not be disclosed publicly. If you are not the intended recipient(s), any use, disclosure, copying, or distribution is prohibited and may be unlawful. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us by e-mail at info@intechopen.com then delete the e-mail and all attachments and any copies thereof. This communication is part of InTech's publishing activity and is not intended for unauthorized use or distribution.
  • Sent: 5/21/18 (and half a dozen other times)
    From: IntechOpen (publishingdepartment@intechopen.com)
    Subject: Let's not lose contact
    Keep your mind open - stay in touch with IntechOpen
    the first native scientific publisher of Open Access books
    It’s our mission to help academics make a greater impact by giving free access to all published work – for advancement of knowledge among the scientific community. That’s why we want to make sure that you get all the latest news from us, including tidbits which can help your research career, invitations to scientific events where you can network with other like minds, or opportunities to collaborate with your peers on relevant chapter propositions. So, if you are happy to continue receiving our occasional updates, all you need to do is re-confirm by opting in so you can stay on our email list. *** Thank you for staying with us and continuing to participate in the scientific community's collaboration!
    IntechOpen
    www.intechopen.com
    You can, of course, unsubscribe. And if we don’t hear from you at all by the end of May, we will remove you from our database.
  • Sent: May 23, 2018, at 11:30 AM
    From: Nino Popovic | IntechOpen (popovic@intechopen.com)
    Subject: Contribute to Trends and Challenges in Forensic Analysis – New Frontiers in Forensic Science
    Dear Dr. Kaye,
    Due to your involvement in the field, and the research you published in your paper, "Beyond uniqueness: The birthday paradox, source attribution and individualization in forensic science testimony," IntechOpen invites you to extend your work and offer a more comprehensive overview of your studies. Contribute a chapter to "Trends and Challenges in Forensic Analysis – New Frontiers in Forensic Science," an upcoming Open Access book edited by Dr. B Suresh Kumar Shetty and Dr. Jagadish Rao Padubidri.
    Work with an internationally recognized peer group and gain increased visibility for your published work. Please visit the book project page to register your interest. We look forward to hearing from you.
    Kind Regards,
    Nino Popovic, from IntechOpen
    Author Service Manager
  • Sent: Wed 5/23/2018 11:32 AM and 5/26/18 at 6:31 PM
    From: Nino Popovic | IntechOpen (popovic@intechopen.com)
    Subject: Checking In - Trends and Challenges in Forensic Analysis – New Frontiers in Forensic Science
    Dear Dr. Kaye,
    I just wanted to check in with you regarding the book project on "Trends and Challenges in Forensic Analysis – New Frontiers in Forensic Science" edited by Dr. B Suresh Kumar Shetty and Dr. Jagadish Rao Padubidri ... . If there is anything I can help with, like answer any questions, or provide some additional information, please let me know. I hope to hear from you soon,
    Nino Popovic
    Author Service Manager
    IntechOpen, The Shard, 32 London Bridge Street, London SE1 9SG , United Kingdom, +385 (51) 770 447
    INTECHOPEN LIMITED, Registered in England and Wales No. 11086078
    We are IntechOpen, the first native scientific publisher of Open Access book
  • Sent: Wed 5/23/2018 11:32 AM
    From: Nino Popovic | IntechOpen (popovic@intechopen.com)
    Subject: Trends and Challenges in Forensic Analysis – New Frontiers in Forensic Science - Registration is Still Open
    Dear Dr. Kaye,
    In case you did not receive my previous email, I just wanted to follow up one more time regarding the book project on "Trends and Challenges in Forensic Analysis – New Frontiers in Forensic Science". There is still time to register: ... Let me know if you are interested, or if you have any questions or need some additional information. I hope to hear from you soon,
    Nino Popovic
    Author Service Manager
    IntechOpen, The Shard, 32 London Bridge Street, London SE1 9SG , United Kingdom, +385 (51) 770 447
    INTECHOPEN LIMITED, Registered in England and Wales No. 11086078
    We are IntechOpen, the first native scientific publisher of Open Access books