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Written By: Pranav Gadde In this moment, as you’re reading this article, your device may be leaking information about you. The sounds your processor makes when it’s working, the tiny vibrations from your phone’s motors, all can be used to spy on you in ways
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Written by: Akhil Narayanan DNA barcoding, first proposed by Paul Herbert in 2003, is a way to identify species by looking at certain sections of their DNA. Herbert’s work at the University of Guelph established the process by using a short DNA sequence, called the