An audience member raises her hand to question forensics expert Tobi Kirschmann during the Women Who Lead breakfast on Wednesday at the Hearst Media Center in Colonie.

What are the basic principles of electrophoresis? In electrophoresis, the substance that has to be separated is made to travel across a gel with a specific pore size using an electrical field. Also, one end of the gel has a positive charge, while the other ...

ACT female school students enjoyed a sneak peek at what a scientific career in the AFP could look like as they celebrated International Day for Women

The burgeoning field of digital forensics plays a crucial role in investigating a wide range of cybercrimes and cybersecurity incidents. Indeed, in our technology-centric world, even investigations of ‘traditional’ crimes often include an element of ...

If you have a goal of being a crime scene investigator or another type of investigative work, the Criminal Justice major with a Concentration in Forensics will assist in building a foundation for the career. Interests in research, investigation, problem ...

A subset of digital forensics called blockchain forensics uses blockchain data analysis to look into illegal transactions, fraud and other types of criminal conduct. Blockchain is a distributed ledger, which makes it a desirable tool for financial ...

CBF Forensics, a northwest Indiana forensic and education startup, has launched two new products: virtual reality (VR) programming for forensic crime scene training and a system to quantify the amount of THC in manufactured CBD and hemp products.

Tech meets criminal justice in the field of digital forensics--a branch of forensic science dealing with recovering and analyzing information from data storage devices (including computers, phones, networks, and more). Digital forensics examiners help ...

The renewed legislation comes after the state awarded its first two certificates of innocence last year to Oregonians who were exonerated from their criminal convictions Less than a year after a

In this interview, investigative reporter Anne Emerson sits down with Ari Redbord to better understand how digital forensics actually works.