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		New software to ensure tamper-free documents Software which will provide a means of tracing the source of computer-generated information has been made available by researchers at the University’s School of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS).

		Electrophoresis with No Charge Dielectrophoresis opens up new possibilities in chromatographic analysis with the advent of lab-on-a-chip technology. Professor Hywel Morgan Professor of Bioelectronics Nanoscale Systems Integration Group

		Complexity science touches on almost all aspects of modern technology and science creating lots of exciting new opportunities in training, careers and research.

		New Technologies for Cultural Heritage and the Creative Industries ECS has shown how a whole host of advanced technologies including semantic web, content-based analysis, and cutting-edge user interface design can be used to find, navigate, create and use multimedia content.