Counterfeiting Congestion Control Algorithms by Ferreira, Margarida, Narayan, Akshay, Lynce, Ines, Martins, Ruben, Sherry, Justine

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An auto-ID based approach to reduce counterfeiting in the U.S. pharmaceutical supply chain by Chakrabarti, Indy, 1975-

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Knock-offs, fakes, replicas, and reals : a cultural supply chain of counterfeit fashion by Swartz, Deja Elana

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Toward More Reliable Sourcing: Combatting Counterfeit Electronic Components in the United States Department of Defense Supply Chain by Simon, Andrew L.

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Commercial applications of block copolymer photonic gels by Lou, Sally S

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Quantum money and scalable 21-cm cosmology by Lutomirski, Andrew (Andrew Michael)

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Hardware and protocols for authentication and secure computation by Juvekar, Chiraag (Chiraag Shashikant)

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Assessing the filtration efficiency and regulatory status of N95s and nontraditional filtering face-piece respirators available during the COVID-19 pandemic by Plana, Deborah, Tian, Enze, Cramer, Avilash, Yang, Helen, Carmack, Mary M., Sinha, Michael S., Bourgeois, Florence T., Yu, Sherry H., Masse, Peter, Boyer, Jon, Kim, Minjune, Mo, Jinhan, LeBoeuf, Nicole R., Li, Ju, Sorger, Peter K.

“…Many are not correctly labelled and do not perform to accepted standards and a subset are obviously dangerous; many of these masks are likely to be counterfeit. Due to the absence of publicly available information on mask suppliers and inconsistent labeling of KN95 masks, it is difficult to distinguish between legitimate and counterfeit products. …”
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Product traceability in the pharmaceutical supply chain : an analysis of the auto-ID approach by Bellman, Attilio, 1967-

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Tartan Threads : a method for the real-time digital recognition of secure documents in ink-jet printers by Paiz, Fernando J. (Fernando Joaquin), 1976-

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A framework to evaluate interoperable data exchange models for Drug Supply Chain Security Act compliance by Chung, Peter Wontae, Zhang, Tao

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Optical Detection of Degraded Therapeutic Proteins by Wu, Di, Hancock, William, Herrington, William F., Singh, Gajendra Pratap, Barone, Paul, Ram, Rajeev J

“…Identifying malformed proteins at the point-of-care can prevent adverse immune reactions in patients; this is of special concern when there is an insecure supply chain resulting in the delivery of degraded, or even counterfeit, drug product. Identification of degraded protein, for example human growth hormone, is demonstrated by applying automated anomaly detection algorithms. …”
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Food and liquid sensing in practical environments using RFIDs by Ha, U, Leng, J, Khaddaj, A, Adib, F

“…We built a prototype of RF-EATS and tested it in seven different applications including identifying fake medicine, adulterated baby formula, and counterfeit beauty products. Our results demonstrate that RF-EATS can achieve over 90% classification accuracy in scenarios where state-of-the-art RFID sensing systems cannot perform better than a random guess.…”
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CMOS THz-ID: A 1.6mm² Package-Less Identification Tag Using 260-GHz Far-Field Backscatter Communication by Khan, Muhammad Ibrahim Wasiq

“…Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags have been widely used for counterfeit mitigation, authentication and supply chain management. …”
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Impact of Drug Supply Chain Security Act on US pharmaceutical industry under decentralized information flow by Chang, Meng Ying, M. Eng. Massachusetts Institute of Technology./, Mohan, Raghavendran

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Quantum Copy-Protection and Quantum Money by Aaronson, Scott

“…Forty years ago, Wiesner proposed using quantum states to create money that is physically impossible to counterfeit, something that cannot be done in the classical world. …”
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Design, development, and testing of a stochastically modulated Raman spectrometer by Zervas, Michael Jay.

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Circuits for efficient and secure power delivery in distributed applications by Desai, Nachiket Venkappayya

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Toyota recalls : revealing the value of secure supply chain by Gu, Xiaoyuan (Xiaoyuan Goodman)

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Benjamin Franklin's Greatest Invention by Levenson, Thomas

“…In January 1776, in the first use of counterfeiting as a weapon of war, the British set up a printing press aboard the Royal Navy's HMS Phoenix, anchored in New York Harbor. …”
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