Response to Goldstein et al.(2022)Humanitarian action in academic institutions:a case study in the ethical stewardship of unidentified forensic cases  

作　　者：Nicholas Passalacqua Brian Spatola Richard Thomas 

机构地区：[1]Department of Anthropology,Western Carolina University,Cullowhee,NC,USA [2]National Museum of Health and Medicine,Silver Spring,MD,USA [3]Anthropology Unit,Federal Bureau of Investigation,Quantico,VA,USA

出　　处：《Forensic Sciences Research》2022年第4期826-829,共4页法庭科学研究（英文）

摘　　要：Dear editor,In opening,we want to thank Goldstein et al.[1]and acknowledge their hard work and dedication to the practice of forensic anthropology and to their work identifying unknown remains.We agree wholeheartedly that there is a long-standing need for innovative and collaborative approaches to unidentified,cold-case investigations and their article is an important contribution to that literature[2-6].

关 键 词：al. THANK EDITOR 

分 类 号：D919[医药卫生—法医学]