Codebreaker - Stephen Pincock

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Biographie:
Stephen Pincock is news editor for The Scientist magazine, a science columnist for the Financial Times magazine and a regular contributor to The Lancet. A trained biochemist and science journalist, Stephen is fascinated with deciphering codes and has a passionate interest in the history of espionage. He has written widely about the history and development of cryptology, technology and science, from unravelling the secret codes of DNA to understanding the secrets of The Da Vinci Code.

Mark Frary is a UK-based technology and science writer and his work has appeared in the Times and a range of other newspapers, magazines and online publications. Before becoming a writer, Mark trained as an astrophysicist and went on to investigate the origins of the Universe at the CERN nuclear physics laboratory in Geneva. He has had a lifelong interest in codes and codebreaking, particularly in the applications of quantum cryptography. He lives close to the Second World War codebreaking centre of Bletchley Park in Bedfordshire, where he is a regular visitor.