The mission of Problems of Forensic Sciences is to disseminate reliable scientific knowledge in the field of forensic science and related disciplines, as well as to support the development of research methods applied in the practice of the justice system.
The journal serves as a platform for the exchange of knowledge and experience among researchers, forensic experts, and practitioners, contributing both to the advancement of science and to improving the quality of expert opinions.
We promote an interdisciplinary approach, integrating areas such as forensic genetics, forensic toxicology, and forensic psychology, and encourages collaboration across national and international research communities.
The aim of the journal is not only to foster progress in forensic sciences but also to provide practical tools and knowledge that support investigative activities. We welcome the original research articles that enhance the effective application of scientific achievements in judicial and investigative proceedings.
The editorial policy is guided by the principles of scientific integrity, publication ethics, and transparency throughout the peer-review and publishing process.
