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The body of the article (not just the References) really should mention the notable theoretical and experimental work of Dr. Young Ko. 71.219.240.123 ( talk) 07:10, 14 May 2010 (UTC) reply

Clearly, they should. However, the most significant amount of work has been done by the Research Group of Prof. Geschwind. From my point of view, it cannot be understood why some editors try to erase all the references from the group named above. It is clearly not only bad research ethics but also a real shame. Shame on those who are affraid of the truth!