It is vital that publishers and universities remain diligent in preventing these fraudulent publications, and that there are consequences for engaging in this bad behavior.
I am both troubled and perplexed to hear about the issue of paper mills.
I think that trying to focus on eliminating all fraudulent papers is a fool's errand
I think there's a big difference between--when we talk about the parade of horribles, whether or not it's government using--violating people...
It's been a really interesting hearing, and I'm looking forward to the questions.
I'm really excited about our hearing this morning. On the benefits and risks of biometric technologies, and exploring research opportunities...
I hope today's hearing will be a productive discussion that will help us learn ways to improve biometric technologies for the future.
I think maybe control over who has access to the data... that's closer to the mark.
I don't think disclosure is the answer.
When we talk about privacy, it really is a non-binary ethical problem.
I am particularly glad to have Dr. Charles Romaine from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) here with us today.