The constant advancement of science and technology has significantly transformed the field of criminal investigation. This is where the Forensic Technology Seedbed is established as an academic and practical space that seeks to foster interest, research, and skill development in the use of technological tools and artificial intelligence applied to forensics.
This training program aims to foster critical, ethical, and analytical thinking among young people, enabling them to apply technologies such as digital analysis, biometrics, electronic evidence processing, and specialized software to solve crimes.
Conduct research: Research and analyze technological advances applied to criminal investigation and forensic science, both in a practical and documentary manner.
Guide: To provide students with knowledge on the use of digital tools and forensic techniques such as data analysis, information retrieval, biometrics and digital traceability, the functionality of technological tools, and artificial intelligence applied to forensics, using cutting-edge equipment and technology.
Project development: Conduct research that addresses real-world problems in the forensic field, integrating technology and science.
Encourage participation: Encourage young people to participate in academic events, competitions, workshops, conferences, and forensic research networks at national and international levels.
PROJECT TITLE | TEACHER MENTOR | CAMPUS |
Technological Tools and Artificial Intelligence applied to Forensics, focused on Forensic Planimetry | Mayely Walachosky | Panama |
Use of Technological Tools and Artificial Intelligence applied to Forensics, focused on Field Forensics |
Mayely Walachosky (Panama headquarters)
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