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New Explosives Technology to Prevent Shop Lifting Nano-structuring steel surfaces holographically is one of the most forgery-proof ways in the world to ensure that a product is not falsified once it leaves the production plants. And while hologram markers are already placed on a large array of products, from music CDs to cell phone batteries, none of the existing te...	26 June 2009 06:23 GMT

There Is a Lot of Plagiarism in Medicine A new study based on text comparison demonstrated that an enormous percentage of the scientific medicine texts were almost identical. This brings into attention the fact that there are too many scientific publications for this plagiarism to be spotted. The consequences of this discovery are still to be weighed. ...	18 October 2008 05:07 GMT

Gigabyte Claims that Asus Is Deceiving Its Customers on Motherboards Gigabyte engineers claim that hardware manufacturer Asustek is willingly deceiving its customers with low-quality motherboards built with "technologies" that don't bring any improvements. The allegations were accompanied by slides demonstrating that Asustek lied about its motherboard offerings.According to a rep...	16 May 2008 06:29 GMT

Restoring Artwork with the Help of Science Art forgery dates back more than two-thousand years. Roman sculptors produced copies of Greek sculptures. Presumably the contemporary buyers knew that they were not genuine.Art restoration is a process that attempts to return the work of art to some previous state that the restorer imagines to be "original". This wa...	23 April 2007 08:30 GMT

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