Two of Art Access & Research’s founders have been interviewed for an article in the New Scientist.

This is what the New Scientist had to say:

Distinguishing a genuine artwork from a forgery can be worth millions. Art detectives Peter Paul Biró and Nicholas Eastaugh analyse pigments, fingerprints and DNA to tell you who painted your family heirloom, and when. The art world loves to loathe them, but as the pair explain to Laura Spinney, it can’t live without them