They Are Sleuths Who Weigh Prose
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Trying to authenticate documents or uncover forgeries is an increasingly technical pursuit.
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Some of the previous contributors to the Green Room  respond to readers' questions.
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They're not obvious and they're not always cheap.
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One angry word begets another, and one Fool tries to sort out who's closer to the truth.
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A group of MIT grads attempt to decipher airlines' hopelessly Byzantine ticket-pricing structure.
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The company that verifies the readership of print publications has created a new figure that combines print readers and Web site traffic.
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Couple became suspects because of the forensic tests they had pressed for.
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Every writer knows that he can peruse his own prose for days and not spot a mistake.
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Forensic Technology's system lets investigators analyze evidence over a network.
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Petersburg Times. The deep thinkers are at it again. They are pondering. They are studying. They are working overtime to solve a problem that can not be fixed.
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A psychologist looks for the origins of mystical belief with a murderer's cardigan and Einstein's pen.
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Since that brief moment of rave reviews for "The Nanny Diaries," the darling authors of the book industry have been poked, probed and dissected by the unforgiving New York literary world.
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Editors of scientific journals should beef up their level of skepticism about high-profile papers submitted to them and demand solid evidence that the work was completed as described, according to a review of the editorial procedures that led to the publication of fraudulent scientific papers by...
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Editors: Shlomo Reifman and Samantha N. Wong Researchers: Joshua Brandt, Fei Mei Chan,  Andrew T. Gillies, Soo Jeong, Edward Knudsen,  Artie Kwok, John Ray and Jody Yen Programmer: Carl Subick
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Financial institutions charged with sharing data concerning possibly suspicious transactions are swamping investigators' abilities to effectively parse the information.
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Police in Portugal pore over messages from self-professed psychics for clues.
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They don't seem like much at first glance, the two boxes of yellowing letters sitting amid the shelves of aged leather-bound volumes.