Forensics Symposium in Owensboro Educates On Latest Technology

TRISTATEHOMEPAGE— Law Enforcement from all over the world are gathering at the Owensboro Convention Center to learn about the latest forensic technology. Trimble Forensics says the symposium's first appearance in the city brought in law enforcement from Guatemala, Mexico, and Alaska.

Phys.org—Access to burgeoning quantum technology field could be widened by educational model. Quantum technology is based on the engineering of devices that make use of the quantum properties of matter. One of the most prominent avenues of this technology is quantum computing, which may be able to leverage quantum bits (qubits) to perform calculations more efficiently than classical computers. Technology with this "quantum advantage" will also operate in the background of our lives, providing ultra-secure communications and high-precision sensors and clocks.

RedState—Education Department Targets Largest US Christian University in 'Latest Episode of Harassment'. Department of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona vowed to shut down Arizona’s Grand Canyon University—the largest Christian college in the nation—because he deems it "a predatory for-profit school," but Arizona state Superintendent Tom Horne thinks they’re going too far. He called the threat just "

Japan Today—New Zealand's Education Ministry latest to announce cuts, as public service downsizes. New Zealand’s Ministry of Education announced on Wednesday it planned to cut about 12% of its workforce as widespread layoffs are announced in the public sector in an effort to reduce spending and curtail debt. The conservative coalition government, elected in October, has asked ministries and departments such as health,