The first solid evidence implicating stem cells in cancer came in the early 1990s when John Dick, a stem cell researcher at the University of Toronto, developed a method for transplanting cancerous human bone marrow cells into mice.

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Enter Milko den Leeuw, a Dutch restorer and art researcher who has, he believes, developed the definitive method for authenticating works of art, and an alternative to the flawed established authentication process currently in place.

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Hulton, director of applications for the high-performance computing company Pico, and Muller, a researcher for mobile security firm CellCrypt, plan to make their decryption method free and public.

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