But what if this duplicitous activity could be revealed by anyone, anywhere—from the harbor to the marketplace? Two London-based developers, Yassine Santissi and Sam Mbale, have invented an infrared fish-scanning device called Fishazam that could one day allow just that. Santissi and Mbale’s device uses a mobile phone and a portable infrared spectrometer to reveal signature cues in a fish’s molecular composition, giving a quick test of its authenticity. Santissi and Mbale built the Fishazam prototype in April at the Fishackathon, an annual competition run by the US Department of State. The global challenge brings together technologists and coders to build tools to address the sustainability issues facing the fishing industry.