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Remains found over 50 years ago identified through DNA technology as Portland teen - Vimarsana News

Remains found over 50 years ago identified through DNA technology as Portland teen

The remains of a teenager found more than 50 years ago have been identified through advanced DNA technology as a young woman who went missing from Portland, Ore

Source: katu.com
DNA firm in Texas helps PBSO detectives identify 1987 cold-case murder victim - Vimarsana News

DNA firm in Texas helps PBSO detectives identify 1987 cold-case murder victim

Detectives with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office say they've made a breakthrough in a cold-case murder.

Source: cbs12.com
Breakthrough in 1987 unsolved murder case - Vimarsana News

Breakthrough in 1987 unsolved murder case

The Palm Beach County Sheriff's detectives say they've made a breakthrough in a cold-case murder.

Source: cbs12.com
Tech breakthrough solves 33-year-old Vegas cold case, links to 1975 Colorado murder - Vimarsana News

Tech breakthrough solves 33-year-old Vegas cold case, links to 1975 Colorado murder

Las Vegas Metropolitan Police (LVMPD) is crediting recent technology advancements in helping solve two cold cases spanning more than three decades.

Source: kfdm.com
Unethical studies on Chinese minority groups are being retracted — but not fast enough, critics say - Vimarsana News

Unethical studies on Chinese minority groups are being retracted — but not fast enough, critics say

Campaigners who want scrutiny of biometrics research on Uyghurs, Tibetans and other groups are frustrated by slow progress. Campaigners who want scrutiny of biometrics research on Uyghurs, Tibetans and other groups are frustrated by slow progress.

Source: nature.com