/R E P E A T -- Media Advisory/Photo Op - Ontario Science Centre Uncovers the Science of Spying/

Visitors become rookie spies while learning about the latest in espionage
    technologyTORONTO, April 2 /CNW/ - Spying is similar to completing a scientific
investigation. Just like scientists, spies must observe, collect and analyse
data, draw conclusions and report them back. The exhibition features a wide
range of different science and technology topics including the psychology of
lie-detection and brain physiology, forensics, cryptography, biometric
systems, data mining and analysis, image processing, scanning technology, GPS
and RFID tracking and intelligent surveillance systems.What:  Special media preview of the exhibition The Science of Spying

    Who:   Lesley Lewis, CEO, Ontario Science Centre
           Antonia Spanos, Exhibitions Director, 'The Science of...'

    When:  Tuesday, April 7, 2009 10 a.m.

    Where: Ontario Science Centre, 770 Don Mills Road, Toronto
           (TV crews may use the valley parking: Enter off Gateway Drive
           South of the main entrance, drive down the hill to the security
           entrance)
           www.ontariosciencecentre.ca

    An exhibition from 'The Science of...'
    Supported by: Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund

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