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NEWS VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS

Here are a select few highlight video interviews of our research throughout the years. Video links to interviews and talks will launch upon clicking the news icon on the left.

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World Economic Forum (WEF), IDEASLAB Talk, DAVOS, Switzerland

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NOVA Science Channel, “The Boston Manhunt - What Technologies Worked and which didn’t”

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CNN Interview, "Boston Manhunt​"

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CNN Feature, "Iris Scanners Get Longer Range"

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118 NEWS MEDIA ARTICLES

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118. January 8, 2021, Popular Science, “Facial recognition still can’t prove someone’s identity”

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117. July 29, 2020, CNN Business, “Face Masks Are Screwing Up Facial Recognition Software” 

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116. May 10, 2019, MilitarySpot, “Machine Learning and AI – Its Effect on the Battlefield”

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115. March 25, 2020, CISION PRWEB, “31 Companies, Products and People making Artificial Intelligence a Reality in 2020”

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114. October 30, 2019, Forbes, “Meet The Robots Working The Candy Aisle This Halloween” 

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113. March 28, 2019, CNET, “Huge Leaps in AI have made facial recognition smarter than your brain” 

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112. February 23, 2019, The Durango Herald, “Are Biometrics The Answer for Airport Security?” 

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111. February 23, 2019, TwinCities, “Is Fast, Friendly Airport Screening On The Way?” 

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110. February 19, 2019, Born2Invest, “What is the Future of Airport Screening?” 

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109. February 14, 2019, The Washington Post, “What Does the Future of Airport Screening Hold?” 

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108. January 14, 2019, Post-Gazette, “People On The Move”

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107. July 23, 2018, ZDnet, “Store scanning robots will get AI, object recognition boost” 

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106. November 14, 2018, The New York Times, “Learning to Attack the Cyberattackers Can’t Happen Fast Enough”

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105. November 9, 2018, Bizjournals, “Marios Savvides named CMU’s first Bossa Nova Robotics Chair in AI”

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104. November 7, 2018, Broadway World, “HBO to Debut THE TRUTH ABOUT KILLER ROBOTS Documentary”

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103. October 16, 2018, Popular Science, “Get Ready for A lot more Facial Recognition At the Airport   

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102. January 17, 2018, CMU Experts Lead Conversations at World Economic Forum (WEF) 

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101. January 9, 2018, Swiss Radio SRF.CH, “So wird Iris-Erkennung die Welt verändern” 

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100. November 2, 2017, WPXI, “What Facebook Facial Recognition can mean for your Privacy” 

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99. October 11, 2017, Police One, “5 Things to Consider before implementing Iris Scanning Technology”

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98. October 4, 2017, MIT Technology Review, “This Startup Wants to Bring Face Recognition to All Kinds of Smartphones”

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97. September 29, 2017, “Iphone X’s Facial Recognition is Cool but it’s Not the future of technology” 

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96. September 19, 2017, TRIB LIVE, “Could Your Iris be your Iphone’s Next Passcode?” 

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95. September 15, 2017, MIC, “Apple’s Iphone X Face-ID scanning is Cool. Iris Scanning is eve cooler” 

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94. March 17, 2017, VOCATIV, “Iris Scanners Are Coming to Phones, But are they Safe?” 

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93. March 15, 2017, Popular Science, “Passwords Suck, but Lip-Reading Computers won’t save us” 

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92. January 9, 2017, Big Picture Science – Podcast, “No Face to Hide”

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91. November 16, 2016, Govtech Works, “Biometrics Could Make Passwords Obsolete” 

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90. August 16, 2016, The Wall Street Journal, “Japanese Biometric Startup Feels Future at Its Fingertips” 

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89. June 15, 2016, New Scientist, “We Now Have the Tech to fingerprint babies – but should we?” 

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88. September 21, 2016, NOVA PBS, “How Artificial Intelligence Can Stop Sex Trafficking”

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87. December 5, 2015, CNN, “Las partes de tu cuerpo que no conoces y te hacen único” 

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86. December 2015, CNN, “The Other ‘Fingerprints’ you don’t know about” 

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85. November 23, 2015, Daily Planet, Discovery Channel Canada 

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84. November 9, 2015, Carnegie Mellon Today, “Faces in the Crowd” 

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83. October 20, 2015, GovTechWorks, “Facial Recognition gets Better and New Uses Emerge”

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82. September 2015, Buildings Smarter, “The Case for Biometrics”

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81. September 2015, Marketplace Tech, “Stolen Fingerprints put Biometrics Business at Risk” 

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80. September 2015, SETI Institute, Blog Science Radio Show, “No Face to Hide” 

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79. August 14, 2015, CreditCards.com, “If we go to biometric IDs, will hackers try to steal your face? 

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78. August 4, 2015, Daily Mail UK, “Eye-Scanners used to track terrorists adapted to help search for missing children like Madeleine McCann”

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77. August 4, 2015, FOX NEWS, “Eye-Scanning Tech used to track terrorists adapted to help find missing children”

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76. July 16, 2015, Government Technology, “Biometrics Emerge as Passcode Alternative” 

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75. June 4, 2015, Tech Times, “Sorry, Criminals, Long-Range Iris Scanners Will Ruin Your Career” 

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74. June 1, Vozpopuli, “Cómo identificar a una persona por el iris a más de 10 metros” 

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73. May 27, 2015, AllMediaNY, “New Tech Can ID you by your Eyes from 40ft Away” 

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72. May 27, Information Week, “Iris Scans: Security Breakthrough Or Privacy Invasion?” 

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71. May 25, 2015, Daily Mail U.K. Science & Technology, “Iris Scanner can identify you in REFLECTIONS: Minority Report-style tech can be used up to 40ft away”

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70. May 23, 2015, IATRANSHUMANISME, “Un système de reconnaissance d’Iris pouvant vous identifier « à distance » 

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69. May 22, 2015, UPI Science News, “Iris Scanner Can ID a person from 40 feet away” 

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68. May 21, 2015, The Conversation U.K., “Iris Scanners Can Now Identify Us from 40 feet away” 

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67. May 17, 2015, Pittsburgh Magazine, “Will Latest CMU Invention Make Fingerprinting Obsolete?” 

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66. May 13, 2015, Silicon Beat – The Tech Blog of The Mercury News, “Privacy and Security In the Age of Tracking, iris Scanning and Biometrics”

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65. May 13, 2015, The ATLANTIC, “Long-Range Iris Scanning Is Here” 

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64. May 11, 2015, International Business Times, “Iris Scanners, Widely Used by US Military Could Be Coming to a Police Department Near You”

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63. May 5, 2015, 20 Minutes – France, “Une invention permet d'identifier une personne à distance grâce à son iris

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62. May 5, 2015, Huffington Post, “New Iris Recognition Tech Could Make It Easier to Catch Criminals “ 

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61. April 2015, CNN, “Iris Eye Scanners Getting Longer Range” 

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60. April 27, 2015, FINDBIOMETRICS, “CyLab Honored for Long-Distance Iris Scanner” http://findbiometrics.com/cylab-honored-for-long-distance-iris-scanner- 24272/

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59. April 18, 2015, Discovery News, “Iris Scanner Identifies a person 40 feet away” 

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58. April 17, 2015, The Washington Times, “Minority Report’ – like eye scanner works from 40ft away” 

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57. April 17, 2015, Yahoo! Tech, “New Iris Scanning Tech Could Identify You from 40 Feet Away” 

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56. March 31, 2015, MyScience Wire, “Carnegie Mellon CyLab Biometrics Center Named Edison Award Finalist” 

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55. April 2015, CNN, “Iris Eye Scanners Getting Longer Range”

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54. Jan, 2014, FASTCompany, “Your Eyes will Unlock Everything” 

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53. Aug 7, 2014, Science News for Students, “Biometrics: New IDs that are uniquely you”

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52. Nov 4, 2014, “School Districts Turns To Biometrics For Students Paying” 

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51. Nov 14, 2014, BBC U.K. "Cellphone authentication” 

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50. December 4, 2013, NBC News, “Washington Frets over ‘Minority Report’ – style facial recognition technology”

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49. October 2, 2013, Popular Mechanics, “6 Better Ways to Keep Airports Safe” 

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48. November 26, 2013, CNN, “Embracing Big Brother: How Facial Recognition could help fight crime” 

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47. November 12, 2013, CBS, “CMU Facial Recognition technology Could be the Future for Catching Criminals”

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46. August 2013, Popular Mechanics, “Tracking Tsarnaev: Facial Recognition Will ID the Next Bomber”

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45. July 28, 2013, Toledo Blade, “Climate change helps strengthen poison ivy” 

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44. July 17, 2013, New Scientist, “Lines on the face help pick the twin who dunnit” 

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43. May 29,2013, PBS Newshour, “Are Faces the New Fingerprint?” 

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42. May 29, 2013, NOVA Science Channel, “The Boston Manhunt - What Technologies Worked and which didn’t”

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41. May 29, 2013, ARS Technica, “Hallucinating a face, new software could have ID’d Boston bomber” 

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40. May 27, 2013, Business Insider, “Drones With Facial Recognition technology Will End Anonymity” 

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39. May 20, 2013, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (Front page article), ”Nowhere to Hide”

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38. May 19, 2013 - CBS 60 Minutes interview by Leslie Stahl, “Faces in a crowd” 

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37. May 2, 2013 - CNN, “Next Generation Biometrics CMU can help capture Terrorists” 

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36. April 18, 2013 - MIT Technology Review, “How Facial Recognition Tech Could Help Trace Terrorism Suspects”

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35. April 15, 2013 - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette “Two Carnegie Mellon researchers create digital database of poisonous plants”

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34. Feb 26,2013 - REUTERS “Carnegie Mellon Researchers Lead Collaborative Team Developing Digital Mapping of Poisonous Plants”

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33. Feb 25, 2013, The Tartan “CyLab seeks top map poisonous plants for better treatment”

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32. January 25, 2013, Wired, “11 Body Parts Defense Researchers will use to track you” 

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31. January 25, 2013, Brookings OP ED, “11 Body Parts Researchers Will Use to Track You”

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30. November 2012, Homeland Security Today, “Three Reasons Why Iris Recognition will Revolutionize Border Management”

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29. September 20,2012 – New Scientist “Cameras Know You By Your Walk” 

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28. September 11, 2012, NextMe Italy, “FBI: Un nuovo database dei criminali grazie al riconoscimento facciale”

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27. September 11, 2012 – Le Monde Informatique, “Le FBI investit 1 milliard de dollars dans un projet de reconnaissance faciale”

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26. September 7, 2012 – New Scientist, “Enhanced Face Recognition Project - FBI” 

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25. July 23, 2012, Descopera, “Un nou system biometric va permite identificarea personanelor pe baza stilului de mers”

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24. July 18, 2012, LiveScience, “Future Eye Scanners Must Combat Aging Eyes” 

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23. July 24, 2012, ZDNET, “Two feet beat one password every time, researchers believe” 

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22. June 26, 2012, TECHCONNECT, “Discussing The Future of Biometrics and Identity Management” 

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21. June 17, 2012, Innovation News Daily, “Future Eye Scanners Must Combat Aging Eyes” 

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20. February 1, 2010 - The Tartan "Savvides develops facial, iris recognition” 

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19. January 24, 2010, Post-Gazette, “CMU research aims to improve airport security” 

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18. June 22, 2009, Carnegie Mellon Today, Carnegie Mellon Fall 2009 Issue.

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17. July 2009, Scientific American, “Security on the [Eye]Ball: Hands-Free Iris Biometrics to Keep Bad Guys at Bay”

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16. May 2009: WPXI TV “CMU Developing Terrorist-Fighting Tool” 

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15. April 30, 2009: News Maker “DoD Awards $1.5 Million Grant for CyLab Iris Recognition Research” 

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14. April 18, 2009: Tribune-Review Newspaper, Biometrics Lab  Research 

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13. April 17, 2009: WTAE TV, News Twitter article

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12.  September 20,2012 – New Scientist “Cameras Know You By Your Walk” 

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11. February 30, 2009: News Maker - Marios Savvides tapped to form Office of the Director of National Intelligence 1s Center of Academic Excellence in Science & Technology press release: Homeland Security Newswire : 

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10.November 28, 2008: Outline Productions/Great Britain/Weird Connections - The Gadget Show.

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9. November 24, 2008: Information Security Magazine/cover story about the Biometrics Lab Featured on the front cover of Information Security magazine, following a three-page article on Biometrics lab and capabilities in long range iris acquisition, matching and 3D face pose normalization. 

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8. September 14, 2008, Congressman Murtha visits Biometrics Lab looks at Iris recognition.

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7. Pittsburgh’s WQED Magazine Article on Biometrics Lab Iris Research

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6. September 2003, OSA-Optical Society of America invited demo session, local TV station in Arizona aired the Face Recognition Demo

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5. August 27, 2003, TV News coverage of Face Recognition Demo was aired related to biometrics and computer security including an interview given to WTAE TV.

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4. October 14, 2002: TV news coverage on U.S. Congressman Mike Doyle visited CMU with a $35 million- dollar grant from ARO for the Center of Computer and Communications Security (C3S) (now CMU CyLab). The Face Recognition demo was presented and shown on TV on 3 different channels (KDKA, WTAE, Fox News).

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3. SPIE newsroom interview on Un-cooperative Biometrics, SPIE Defense & Security Symposium 

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2. News Article by Times newspaper on Airport Security 

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1. Carnegie Mellon University and National Biometric Security Project, memorandum of agreement News Press

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