Aug 02 2011
Organized Crime Wiping Out Wildlife
Conservationists believe many of the criminal networks targeting wildlife are also involved in illicit arms and drug smuggling.
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Jul 05 2011
Some People May Be Bad to the Bone
A man's facial bone structure can predict unethical behavior, according to new research.
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May 23 2011
Anti-Pirate Software Tracks Risks at High Seas
Jack Sparrow beware: A Navy software program combines multiple data to pinpoint areas at risk of pirate attacks.
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Apr 10 2011
About ’1,000 Relics’ Stolen During Egypt Uprising
Many items, including artifacts from the famous King Tutankhamun collection, were targeted by thieves.
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Dec 09 2010
Supercomputer Joins Hunt For Child Predators
Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Jaguar supercomputer is helping track those who share pornographic images and video of children.
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Dec 09 2010
Supercomputer Joins Hunt For Child Predators
Oak Ridge National Laboratory's Jaguar supercomputer is helping track those who share pornographic images and video of children.
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Nov 18 2010
Can Math Improve Airport Security?
Simple math may be a better security solution than profiling and random searchers, according to one computer expert.
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Aug 12 2010
Mind-Reading Tech Predicts Terrorist’s Intentions
Brain electrodes coupled with imagery can identify who is planning at attack on what city, when and how.
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Jun 30 2010
Russian Spies Thwarted By Old Technology?
If the people arrested in the Russian spy ring had used more sophisticated steganography programs, they might have never been caught.
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Jun 07 2010
Headless Gladiator Graveyard Unearthed
Archaeologists believe they have found the world's best-preserved gladiator cemetery in York. All of the skeletons appear to have suffered from violent deaths.
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