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K Powell - Nature Medicine, 2006 - search.ebscohost.com
K Powell
Nature Medicine, 2006•search.ebscohost.comThe article presents an interview with John Krueger, a scientist in the US Office of Research
Integrity who developed software droplets that can detect how an image has been
manipulated. Krueger said that the five droplets expose differences that the human eye
would not normally catch. He stated that one research university and one academic journal
has used the droplets successfully in investigations.
Integrity who developed software droplets that can detect how an image has been
manipulated. Krueger said that the five droplets expose differences that the human eye
would not normally catch. He stated that one research university and one academic journal
has used the droplets successfully in investigations.
Abstract
The article presents an interview with John Krueger, a scientist in the US Office of Research Integrity who developed software droplets that can detect how an image has been manipulated. Krueger said that the five droplets expose differences that the human eye would not normally catch. He stated that one research university and one academic journal has used the droplets successfully in investigations.
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