This Essay addresses recent research and commentary regarding the potential contributions of cognitive neuroscience to law. For first time, methods have been brought bear on Model Penal Code’s (MPC’s) culpable–mental state categories through a neuroimaging study seeking identify neural correlates knowledge recklessness. Subsequently, this has presented as paradigm for utilizing answer important...

The NRC is issuing this regulatory issue summary (RIS) to inform recipients of the status of the agency’s efforts to implement the requirements of Section 651(e) of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 (EPAct) on “Treatment of Accelerator-Produced and Other Radioactive Material as Byproduct Material.” This RIS updates the information contained in RIS 2007-22, “Status Update for Implementation of NRC R...

When we build electronic cash systems, the main focus of the design is usually on preventing customers’ malicious actions. However, since authorities such as banks and certificate authorities may have important secret data of customers, the insiders in the potentially untrusted authorities can become threats to electronic cash systems. Miyazaki and Sakurai [2] first systematically analyzed secu...

In this article, targeted and controlled anticancer drug delivery release with magneto-electric nanoparticles, published in 2016, rodzinski et al., explain how nanoparticles abbreviated as (mens) can be used to monitor the of drugs their into cancer cells. They go further they use automated system eradicate cancerous tumor

There is an emerging consensus both within the social scientific research community and more widely in public domain that expert authority “in trouble.” However, there much greater disagreement over scope scale of this trouble what it might mean for nature, status, significance 21st century. This paper identifies assesses three different narratives concerning crisis authority. These constitute ...

If an antitrust authority chooses an enforcement policy to maximize the number of successfully prosecuted cartels, when does that policy minimize the number of cartels that form? When the detection and prosecution of cartels is inherently difficult, we find that an antitrust authority’s policy minimizes the number of cartels, as is socially desirable. But when the detection and prosecution of c...