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Are you willing to take a placebo 1/5 of the time?

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 10-30% of the medicines in the developing world are counterfeits. I assume this means addressable counterfeiting--counterfeiting to which the buyer is oblivious. http://www.in-pharmatechnologist.com/Materials...

Published 10-14-2009 3:46 AM by StevenSimske

Filed under: Counterfeiting, anti-counterfeiting, Counterfeit detection, USP, In-Pharma Technologist, Cambodia, USAID
Conference Time Part IV: New Findings in Security Printing and Imaging

If there is no rest for the wicked, then I have been very evil these past two weeks indeed. But, I hope some of the findings are wickedly cool. This post is for the paper on new findings in security printing and imaging, and my co-authors are that talented...

Published 09-24-2009 3:07 AM by StevenSimske

Filed under: security printing, anti-counterfeiting, security, image forensics, NIP25 Conference, NIP25, Counterfeit detection, IS&T NIP25, classification, accuracy
A Massive Step Forward on Mass Spec

Do you get a product from a trusted brand that just doesn't work right? Chances are pretty decent that your brand has failed to keep counterfeits out of its supply chain. Should you still trust your brand? Hard to tell--surely the brand shares some...

Published 08-02-2009 4:11 AM by StevenSimske

Filed under: Counterfeiting, security printing, security, pharmaceuticals, Counterfeit detection, mass spectroscopy, World Health Organization
High-throughput Counterfeit Detection

Our recent paper on high-throughput image-based counterfeit detection is now available on the HP Labs Technical Report website. This research shows that functional imaging (imaging with a specific task accomplishment) can be achieved with very high image...

Published 07-13-2009 4:41 PM by StevenSimske

Filed under: security, image forensics, HP Labs, remote sensing, HP Labs Technical Report, Functional Imaging, IGARSS 2009, Counterfeit detection

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Are you willing to take a placebo 1/5 of the time?

Conference Time Part IV: New Findings in Security Printing and Imaging

A Massive Step Forward on Mass Spec

High-throughput Counterfeit Detection