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Empowering the Community in New Haven
The New Haven community organization U-ACT champions the rights and respect of the city’s unhoused individuals. This summer, via the Yale School of Public Health’s Health Equity Fellowship initiative, they received some additional assistance.
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Chasing the Perfect Turf: Yale Athletics Trials Innovative ‘Fraze Mowing’ Technique
On Yale’s sports campus, a modest practice area has transformed into an experimental ground for a more eco-friendly method to care for lawns.
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Harnessing the Depths: How Underwater Robots Forecast Hurricane Conditions
“`html Self-governing underwater drones can offer crucial insights for anticipating sea currents and meteorological trends during cyclones and other severe situations. The challenge is that these identical circumstances render it difficult for these machines to endure for an extended period. “`
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Renowned Yale Philosopher Appointed Eastman Professor at Oxford
“`html Since 1929, Oxford’s Eastman Professorship has hosted renowned American academics of exceptional merit for a year-long visiting faculty position. The upcoming Eastman professor will be Yale philosopher and classicist Verity Harte. “`
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The Harmonious Symphony of Mind and Body
Psychology instructor Samuel McDougle seeks to comprehend how thought processes influence the body’s motions — as seen in musicians, for example.
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Unraveling Disease: The Role of Genomic Data Scientists in Medical Research
Incoming FAS faculty member Xiang Zhou is creating innovative computational and statistical techniques to assist fellow researchers in comprehending the genetic factors of disease.
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T Cell Nucleus: A Key Player in the Battle Against Infections
In lethal T cells, nuclear translocation enables initial surges of destruction mechanisms, as per recent findings from Yale School of Medicine.
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From Jackson Heights to Yale: A Former Student’s Inspiring Journey Back
Kristrún Frostadóttir ’16 M.A. — the existing premier of Iceland — visited the Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs last week for a campus dialogue regarding her “greatest years” in New Haven and her endeavors since then.
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Unraveling the Role of Gene Mutations in Parkinson’s Disease-Linked Dementia
Parkinson’s-associated motor and cognitive impairments have traditionally been believed to stem from the same process in the brain. However, recent research from Yale contests this perspective — and proposes potential targets for intervention.
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Navigating the Latest COVID-19 Vaccine Recommendations
In a Q&A session, Yale health policy authority Jason L. Schwartz elucidates the latest — and occasionally conflicting — vaccine guidance from prominent medical institutions, who will probably qualify for this year’s revised COVID-19 vaccines, and the locations where they may be accessible.
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Caltech Unveils Its Latest Leadership Chairs and Distinguished Professorships
“`html Ten Caltech educators commence the 2025-2026 academic term with recently granted accolades: six with designated professorships, one of the Institute’s premier recognitions, and four with esteemed leadership chairs for managerial roles. These recognitions, facilitated by the benevolence of private donor contributions to Caltech, furnish faculty with committed resources to propel groundbreaking research while they…
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Caltech Rolls Out the Red Carpet for New Students and Scholars in the 2025–26 Academic Year
“`html On Friday, September 26, following a week of orientation, Caltech students, faculty, and staff assembled for Convocation, the Institute’s yearly formal greeting to its newest assembly of scholars, comprising 258 undergraduates, 242 graduate students, and 45 postdoctoral scholars. Orientation Week In the week preceding Convocation, Caltech’s Student and Family Engagement (SFE) and Graduate Studies…
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Unlocking the Secrets of Water in Jupiter’s Atmosphere
“`html Caltech scientists have created a novel simulation of the hydrological cycle on Jupiter, illustrating how water vapor accumulates into clouds and precipitates as rain throughout the immense planet’s swirling, chaotic atmosphere. The findings indicate that water on Jupiter is not evenly distributed, providing missions like NASA’s Juno spacecraft crucial insights about optimal locations to…
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“Remembering George Smoot: The Nobel Laureate Who Unraveled the Secrets of the Cosmos”
Smoot, a scientist at UC Berkeley and Berkeley Lab, was awarded the 2006 Nobel Prize in Physics for identifying subtle temperature fluctuations in the cosmic microwave background, a forecast of the Big Bang theory. The article Nobelist George Smoot, whose satellite experiments confirmed the Big Bang theory, passes away at 80 originally appeared on Berkeley…
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UC Berkeley Clinches Top Spot as the Premier Public University in America, Says Wall Street Journal
It marked the second consecutive year that Berkeley achieved the honor. The article UC Berkeley ranked No. 1 public school in the U.S. by the Wall Street Journal was initially published on Berkeley News.
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A Fresh Frontier: Are We Poised for a Mission to Uranus?
“`html The successful trial of SpaceX’s Starship launch system, after encountering numerous engineering hurdles and unsuccessful launches, has rekindled enthusiasm about the opportunities this colossal rocket may facilitate for humanity’s most significant aspirations in space. The largest rocket ever constructed, Starship and its 33-engine “super heavy” booster accomplished a complete launch into Earth’s orbit on…
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Saab 340 Takes Flight as Permanent Test Asset at Lincoln Laboratory
A Saab 340 plane has recently become a permanent addition to the fleet at the MIT Lincoln Laboratory Flight Test Facility, which aids research and development initiatives throughout the lab. In the last five years, the facility has leased and utilized the dual-engine turboprop, which was previously employed for regional transport of passengers and goods.…
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Facing Our Most Critical Challenges: Three Essential Questions
“`html The Center for International Studies (CIS) enables students, faculty, and researchers to apply MIT’s multidisciplinary approach to tackle intricate global issues. In this Q&A, Mihaela Papa, the research director of the center and a principal research scientist at MIT, delineates her responsibilities along with the studies conducted within the BRICS Lab at MIT —…
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MIT Partners on the Groundbreaking Giant Magellan Telescope Project
“`html The ensuing article is modified from a collaborative press statement released today by MIT and the Giant Magellan Telescope. MIT is extending its assistance to the Giant Magellan Telescope, becoming a part of the international coalition to further develop the $2.6 billion observatory in Chile. The Institute’s involvement, facilitated by a significant donation from…
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Mitigating the Climate Footprint of Generative AI Technologies
“`html In the second installment of our two-part series on the ecological effects of generative artificial intelligence, MIT News examines several methods experts are employing to diminish the carbon emissions associated with this technology. The energy requirements of generative AI are anticipated to rise significantly over the next ten years. For example, an April 2025 report from…
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A Radiant Beacon
“`html Positioning a lit candle in a window to greet friends and newcomers is an ancient Irish custom that gained deeper meaning when Mary Robinson was chosen as president of Ireland in 1990. During that period, Robinson placed a lamp in Áras an Uachtaráin — the official dwelling of Ireland’s presidents — emphasizing that the…
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Ancient Origins: New Study Proposes Sea Sponges as Earth’s Earliest Animals
“`html A group of MIT geochemists has uncovered new findings in very ancient rocks implying that some of the earliest creatures on Earth were probably the progenitors of the present-day sea sponge. In a study published today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the scientists convey that they have discovered “chemical fossils”…
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Kidney Health Innovation Program: A New Era of Support and Research
A $15 million donation from the David Koch Jr. Foundation has created a Stanford Medicine initiative aimed at promoting research to influence the future of treatment for pediatric kidney disease.
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“Six Iconic Characters Who Could Have Graduated from Stanford GSB”
Transitioning from a soap opera sensation to a Silicon Valley negotiator, these fictional MBAs have maintained Stanford’s business school in the cultural limelight.
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From Ocean Depths to Our Bodies: The Journey of Microplastics
Researchers at Stanford are revealing the path of microplastics in our surroundings and their influence on human well-being, all while creating effective strategies to lessen their effects.
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Bridging Divides: A New Forum for Collaborative Problem-Solving
An offering from Stanford Law School graduate and social innovator Daniel Lubetzky strengthens initiatives to enhance a campus environment of positive discussion.
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“Exploring Emotional Intelligence: The Innovative ‘Touchy-Feely’ Course for MBA Students”
For almost sixty years, commerce students have queued to enroll in the remarkably demanding course Interpersonal Dynamics, which emphasizes the essential importance of robust connections in successful leadership.
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Craving Chocolate? Discover the Power of Flavanols!
“`html Howard Sesso. Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer Health You desire chocolate. You require flavanols. Investigation reinforces evidence for the influence of inflammation in illnesses – particularly as we age Alvin Powell Harvard Staff Writer September 30, 2025 4 min read Recent discoveries from Harvard scholars identify diminished inflammation as the essential factor in cocoa’s influence…
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Navigating the Fine Line Between Productive and Detrimental Anxiety
“`html Rachel Zack Ishikawa. Niles Singer/Harvard Staff Photographer Health Blurring the line between beneficial and detrimental anxiety Psychologist shares 3 techniques to keep unease from disrupting daily life Liz Mineo Harvard Staff Writer September 30, 2025 6 min read Three out of five Americans experience anxiety concerning global incidents, family protection, or financial stability, according…
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“Remember, My Purpose Is You”
“`html Science & Tech ‘I exist solely for you, remember?’ Julian De Freitas. Photo by Grace DuVal Sy Boles Harvard Staff Writer September 30, 2025 5 min read Researchers outline 6 methods chatbots utilize to extend ‘emotionally sensitive moments’ Daily, individuals seek companionship, assistance, and even affection from AI chatbots. According to new findings, the…
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Navigating Changes in Harvard’s Healthcare Plans: What to Expect and What Remains Unchanged
“`html Campus & Community Harvard’s healthcare plans: What’s evolving, what’s remaining steady Members of the University Benefits Committee discuss the necessity for adjustments in 2026. September 30, 2025 7 min read Three members from Harvard’s University Benefits Committee, tasked with assessing and advising on the institution’s healthcare schemes, offered their perspectives on the present dynamics…
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$50 Assault Reveals Vulnerabilities in Intel and AMD Cloud Security Systems
“`html A collective of scholars from KU Leuven and the University of Birmingham has revealed a novel weakness termed Battering RAM that can circumvent the recent safeguards on Intel and AMD cloud processors. “We constructed a straightforward, $50 interposer that discreetly resides in the memory pathway, functioning transparently during boot-up and passing all trust validations,”…
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Phantom Taurus: The Rise of a Mysterious China-Connected Cyber Threat Targeting Governments with Covert Malware
“`html Authorities and telecom entities throughout Africa, the Middle East, and Asia have become the focus of an unrecorded China-aligned nation-state entity known as Phantom Taurus in the last two-and-a-half years. “Phantom Taurus’ primary concentration involves departments of foreign relations, consulates, international incidents, and defense activities,” stated Palo Alto Networks Unit 42. “`
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Revealing the Hidden Vulnerabilities in Google Gemini AI: Prompt Injection and Cloud Exploits Exposed
“`html Cybersecurity analysts have revealed three recently patched security flaws affecting Google’s Gemini artificial intelligence (AI) assistant that, if effectively exploited, might have subjected users to significant privacy threats and data breaches. “They rendered Gemini susceptible to search-injection attacks on its Search Personalization Model; log-to-prompt injection assaults against Gemini Cloud.” “`
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Microsoft Enhances Sentinel: Transforming Into a Comprehensive Security Solution with a Unified Data Lake
“`html Microsoft on Tuesday announced the enhancement of its Sentinel Security Incidents and Event Management solution (SIEM) as a cohesive agentic platform with the broader accessibility of the Sentinel data lake. Moreover, the tech behemoth revealed it’s also launching a public preview of Sentinel Graph and Sentinel Model Context Protocol (MCP) server. “With graph-oriented context,…
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Mastering Incident Response: The Power of Context in Crisis Management
“`html The Challenge: Outdated SOCs and Constant Notification Clamor Each SOC director is familiar with the sensation: numerous notifications flooding in, displays glowing like a casino game, analysts racing to maintain momentum. The more they endeavor to expand personnel or acquire additional tools, the quicker the disorder escalates. The issue is not merely the quantity;…
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China-Connected Hackers Take Advantage of Recent VMware Zero-Day Vulnerability Since October 2024
“`html A recently updated security vulnerability affecting Broadcom VMware Tools and VMware Aria Operations has been utilized in the wild as a zero-day since mid-October 2024 by a malicious entity known as UNC5174, as reported by NVISO Labs. The flaw in reference is CVE-2025-41244 (CVSS score: 7.8), a local privilege escalation issue influencing the subsequent…
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Elderly at Risk: New Android Trojan “Datzbro” Uses AI to Manipulate Facebook Travel Events
“`html Cybersecurity analysts have identified a previously unrecorded Android banking malware known as Datzbro that can execute device takeover (DTO) assaults and carry out deceitful transactions by targeting older individuals. Dutch mobile security firm ThreatFabric mentioned it uncovered the operation in August 2025 after individuals in Australia informed about con artists controlling Facebook groups advertising…
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Fortifying Enterprise Security for the Future of AI Supply Chains
“`html The realm of corporate technology is experiencing a significant transformation. The uptake of Gen-AI is advancing at an exceptional speed, with SaaS providers integrating robust LLMs directly into their systems. Businesses are adopting AI-driven applications in all areas, from marketing and development to finance and human resources. This evolution fosters creativity and productivity, yet…
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U.K. Authorities Make History with £5.5 Billion Bitcoin Seizure – A Landmark Crypto Crackdown
“`html A Chinese citizen has been found guilty for her involvement in a deceptive cryptocurrency operation after law enforcement agencies in the U.K. seized £5.5 billion (approximately $7.39 billion) during a search of her residence in London. The cryptocurrency confiscation, totaling 61,000 Bitcoin, is thought to be the largest such initiative globally, according to the…
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CISA Alerts Users About a Serious Sudo Vulnerability Targeted in Linux and Unix Systems
“`html The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Monday included a significant security weakness affecting the Sudo command-line tool for Linux and Unix-like operating systems in its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) catalog, referencing proof of ongoing exploitation in real-world scenarios. The flaw in discussion is CVE-2025-32463 (CVSS score: 9.3), which impacts Sudo versions…
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Unmasking the Deceptive Tactics of a Scam
“`html Longtime Crypto-Gram enthusiasts are aware that I gather personal anecdotes from individuals who have been conned. Here’s an example: He then remarked, “At Chase, we will never request your personal details or passwords.” Conversely, he provided me with additional information—two “cancellation codes” along with a lengthy case number comprising four letters and 10 digits.…
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“user=admin”. Sometimes you don’t even need to log in., (Tue, Sep 30th)
One of the common infosec jokes is that sometimes, you do not need to “break” an application, but you have to log in. This is often the case for weak default passwords, which are common in IoT devices. However, an even easier method is to tell the application who you are. This does not even…
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ISC Stormcast For Tuesday, September 30th, 2025 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail/9634, (Tue, Sep 30th)
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Apple Addresses Critical Vulnerability CVE-2025-43400 on September 29th
“`html It is common for Apple to issue a “.0.1” update shortly after launching a significant new operating system. These updates usually resolve various functional problems, but in this instance, they also remedy a security flaw. The security flaw impacts not only the “26” versions of iOS and macOS but also earlier iterations. Apple provided…
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Surge in Scanning Activity for Palo Alto Global Protect Vulnerability (CVE-2024-3400)
“`html We are all conscious of the deplorable condition of security appliances, regardless of their cost. From time to time, we observe a surge in attacks targeting some of these weaknesses, aiming to address systems overlooked in previous exploit waves. At present, one source in particular, %%ip:141.98.82.26%%, is attempting to exploit systems susceptible to CVE-2024-3400.…
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Unlocking AI Assist: Now Live in Oracle Cloud Success Navigator for Fusion Applications
“`html We’re delighted to unveil AI Assist, a fresh functionality within Success Navigator. This feature delivers the shared wisdom and intellect of Oracle straight to your team via the capabilities of generative AI. It’s created to assist you in making quicker, more astute choices and advancing through your cloud journey with assurance. “`
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Unlocking the Future: IIT Kanpur’s Executive Certificate in Cybersecurity Webinar on 08-10-2025 at 14:30
“`html When I commenced my cybersecurity path more than ten years back, dangers were more straightforward and remedies were more distinct. Not any longer. Nowadays, AI-enhanced assaults are altering the landscape with each passing day, and that’s exactly why the sector is expanding so swiftly. 2.4% of endpoint hazards globally are AI-infused malware The international…
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“Master AI Assistant Creation: Join Our Simplilearn Webinar on 07-10-2025 at 15:30”
“`html AI helpers are transforming the manner in which companies function, rendering the capability to develop them one of the most treasured competencies in the technology sector. Participate in our live webinar that will navigate you through the comprehensive, step-by-step procedure of crafting production-ready helpers. This real-time, immersive workshop will assist you in advancing beyond…
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Unlocking Success: The Winning Edge for Early Adopters in the AI Revolution
“`html Microsoft’s choice to terminate 7,000 staff members in May 2025 was astonishing enough. However, what truly unsettled the corporate sector was their subsequent action. They declared an $80 billion allocation for AI infrastructure within just one year (as stated in an official announcement). According to Ankur Warikoo, this is not merely a corporate strategy,…
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Ace the PMP Exam on Your First Try: Join Our Exclusive Webinar on October 14, 2025, at 3:30 PM!
If you’ve been considering obtaining PMP certification but continually delay it, you are not by yourself. Many individuals either are unsure of where to start, complicate their study approach, or devote months to preparation — only to underperform on the examination day. I’ve assisted countless students who possessed the abilities and background yet lacked direction,…
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Navigating the Top-Down and Bottom-Up Strategies: Insights, Illustrations, and Applications
“`html The methods that organizations employ to oversee and make choices can greatly affect their achievements and flexibility. Among the most discussed methods are the top-down and bottom-up strategies, each presenting unique benefits and creating specific obstacles. This article examines these two management techniques, investigating their features, …Read More. “`
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Mastering AI Assistant Development: Join Our Upcoming Webinar!
“`html Concerning the Webinar AI helpers are transforming the way enterprises function, rendering the capability to develop them one of the most essential proficiencies in the technology sector. Participate in our live webinar, which will lead you through the comprehensive, complete process of crafting production-ready helpers. This interactive, focused workshop will assist you in advancing…
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The Reality Behind Artificial Intelligence: Is It Truly Artificial?
“`html Agüera y Arcas (left) and Alex Pascal. Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff Photographer Nation & World Artificial intelligence may not be synthetic Researcher examines development of computational capacity of human brains, draws parallels to AI, contends that collaboration is crucial for enhancing complexity Liz Mineo Harvard Staff Writer September 29, 2025 4 min read The phrase…
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Unpacking the Science Behind Mom’s Wisdom on Happiness
“`html Daniel Gilbert. Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer Health What research reveals about Mom’s advice on happiness Data and insights converge in the social psychologist’s presentation Harry Pierre DCE Communications September 29, 2025 3 min read Daniel Gilbert’s mother imparted some guidance many years prior regarding the pursuit of happiness. Last week, the social psychologist articulated…
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Celebrating a Century of Insight: The Norton Lectures at 100
“`html Arts & Culture Celebrating a Century of Norton Lectures Sean Kelly (from left), Stephanie Burt, Adam Gopnik, Vijay Iyer, and Viet Thanh Nguyen. Niles Singer/Harvard Staff Photographer Eileen O’Grady Harvard Staff Writer September 29, 2025 5 min read Panelists contemplate the ‘extraordinary worth’ of annual series as a ‘megaphone’ for artists and scholars In…
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Insidious AI: The Rise of Malware Disguised as Intelligent Tools in Global Enterprises
“`html Malicious entities have been noted utilizing seemingly authentic artificial intelligence (AI) applications and software to covertly introduce malware for impending assaults on businesses globally. As per Trend Micro, the initiative employs productivity or AI-augmented tools to transmit malware aimed at numerous areas, encompassing Europe, the Americas, and the Asia, Middle East, and Africa (AMEA)…
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‘The Sentidentalist’: UK alum combines artistry and craftsmanship
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Singletary Center announces ‘Season of Innovation’
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Register now for CELT’s 2nd Teaching Excellence Symposium
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Students: What to do if you receive an academic alert
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You have a cold — what medicine to take
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‘UK at the Half’: Health Education Building topping out
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Coyote Populations Experience Remarkable Comeback
“`html Efforts to manage coyote numbers might be futile, as indicated by a recent study from the University of Georgia. Upon thorough enumeration of the species throughout the Southeast, scientists discovered that Eastern coyote populations recover more swiftly than they can be diminished. “Generally speaking, managing predator populations is contentious, yet coyotes are significantly more…
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FSU Teams Up with Google to Introduce Cutting-Edge AI Technology on Campus
The article FSU Collaborates with Google to Introduce Cutting-Edge AI Technologies on Campus was originally published on Florida State University News.
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Empowering Innovation: Marcus Foundation Funds UGA Franklin Student Entrepreneurs
“`html The University of Georgia’s Franklin College of Arts and Sciences is initiating a new program aimed at boosting students’ entrepreneurial self-assurance and assisting them in establishing successful startup ventures. Financed by a $3 million donation from The Marcus Foundation, Franklin CREATE! will implement a comprehensive three-phase framework that permits arts and sciences students to…
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Beal Garden Achieves Coveted Global Accreditation
MSU’s W.J. Beal Botanical Garden becomes part of an exclusive collective with BGCI certification, emphasizing its prominence in botanical preservation, inquiry, and instruction.
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Empowering Women Innovators: A Game-Changer in Patent Success
“`html Investigations conducted by the University of Washington and the USPTO revealed that a few straightforward interventions raised the likelihood of female inventors securing patents by 12%. For novices, that likelihood escalated to 17%.iStock Though creativity is fundamental to American culture, female inventors appeared on merely 13% of U.S. patents in 2019. In part, this…
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Psychedelics Impact the Brain’s Neurons More Deeply Than Anticipated
“`html The finding contests decades of beliefs and indicates new optimism for individuals dealing with depression, Alzheimer’s, and more Study: Psychedelic neuroplasticity of cortical neurons devoid of 5-HT2A receptors (DOI: 10.1038/s41380-025-03257-w) The fundamental belief regarding the functioning of psychedelic therapy is at least somewhat erroneous: Psychedelics are impacting not merely a handful of particular brain…
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When Pollen Counts Rise: Unveiling the Hidden Link to Increased Suicide Risk
“`html Research: Seasonal Allergies and Mental Health: Do Minor Health Shocks Influence Suicidality? (DOI: 10.1016/j.jhealeco.2025.103069) In addition to the sneezing and watery eyes, elevated pollen periods are now associated with a considerable rise in suicide risk. A recent study from the University of Michigan revealed a 7.4% increase in fatalities, indicating that the physical suffering…
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Exploring the Ripple Effects of Pandemic Tax Credits: Insights from a U-M Policy Specialist
“`html FACULTY Q&A A researcher from the University of Michigan who has thoroughly investigated the efficacy of the social safety net contributed to a nationwide study that discovered the pandemic-era tax credit enhancements aided in decreasing child poverty by 50%. Katherine Michelmore Katherine Michelmore, an associate professor at U-M’s Ford School of Public Policy, alongside…
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Witt Appointed as First Kavita and Krishna Bharat Professor
“`html Certain Measures, the design studio co-created by Andrew Witt, crafted The Vivarium, an experimental device for hypothetical species designed to rejuvenate an Anthropocenic planet. (Installation view, the Museum of the Future, Dubai; Photo: Crisp Arthouse) The Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts at Washington University in St. Louis has appointed Andrew Witt…
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Stanford Unveils 2024 Crime Data and Safety Insights
The 2025 Safety, Security, and Fire Report, offering essential campus safety data, is released yearly in accordance with federal regulations and can be found both online and in hard copy.
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“Progress and Pitfalls: A Nobel Laureate’s Take on Women’s Rights in the U.S.”
Claudia Goldin ’67 utilized information to illustrate the “remarkable” advancement of the U.S. women’s movement, alongside the factors that have hindered women from enjoying the advantages of their rights.
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Unveiling the Secrets of William F. Buckley: Insights from the October 9 Discussion
Journalist Sam Tanenhaus will impart knowledge acquired from two decades of research in “The Man Who Built a Movement: How William F. Buckley Created Contemporary Conservatism,” a dialogue with A&S Dean Peter John Loewen, on Oct. 9.
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Cornell Unveils Groundbreaking Initiative to Decode Menopause Science
“`html Leveraging advanced technology and cross-disciplinary knowledge, scientists are introducing Menopause Health Engineering, an innovative project aimed at revealing how menopause influences health and illness. “`
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Honoring Success: Strategies for Crafting Compelling Learning Journeys
The Center for Teaching Innovation will present “What Works” on Oct. 1, showcasing talks, the award recipients of the Canvas Course Spotlight, and a poster exhibition that will illustrate active learning strategies from Cornell educators instructing in a variety of subjects and disciplines.
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⚡ This Week in Cybersecurity: Cisco Vulnerabilities, Historic DDoS Attacks, LockBit 5.0, BMC Flaws, and ShadowV2 Botnet Insights
“`html Cybersecurity is an ongoing endeavor—and so are cybercriminals. While you finished tasks last week, fresh assaults were already in progress. From concealed software flaws to substantial DDoS onslaughts and novel ransomware tactics, this week’s summary provides you with the most significant security actions to be aware of. Whether you’re safeguarding essential systems or securing…
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AI in SOC 2025: Key Findings from a Recent Analysis
“`html Security executives are adopting AI for triage, detection development, and threat exploration as alert frequencies and exhaustion reach critical thresholds. A detailed survey of 282 security executives at organizations across various sectors uncovers a harsh reality confronting contemporary Security Operations Centers: alert frequencies have attained unmanageable levels, compelling teams to overlook significant threats. You…
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Spotting AI-Enhanced Phishing Threats: How LLM-Generated SVG Files Bypass Email Defenses
“`html Microsoft is highlighting a recent phishing initiative predominantly targeting organizations situated in the U.S. that has probably employed code created through extensive language models (ELMs) to obscure payloads and bypass security measures. “Seemingly supported by an extensive language model (ELM), the activity concealed its actions within an SVG file, utilizing corporate jargon and an…
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Discovery of a Rogue MCP Server Illegally Harvesting Emails via Malicious Postmark Package
Cybersecurity investigators have uncovered what is termed the inaugural occurrence of a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server seen in the real world, amplifying software supply chain threats. As reported by Koi Security, an apparent legitimate developer succeeded in inserting malicious code into an npm package named “postmark-mcp,” which duplicated an authentic Postmark Labs library bearing…
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Exploiting Notion’s AI: A New Frontier in Data Theft
“`html Notion has just unveiled version 3.0, featuring AI agents. Due to the presence of Simon Willson’s perilous trifecta, it is susceptible to data breaches via prompt injection. Initially, the trifecta: The perilous trifecta of features includes: Access to your confidential information—one of the primary functions of such tools, to begin with! Exposing to unverified…
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“Microsoft Sounds Alarm on AI-Powered Phishing: How SVG Files Are Eclipsing Email Security”
“`html Microsoft is highlighting a fresh phishing initiative predominantly targeted at organizations located in the U.S. that has seemingly employed code produced by extensive language models (ELMs) to conceal payloads and bypass security measures. “Seemingly supported by a large language model (LLM), the activity disguised its actions within an SVG file, utilizing corporate jargon and…
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Students Dive into Real-World Learning with Sports Media Venture OffBall
Through USC Annenberg’s “think tank” course framework, Trojans collaborated with the platform focused on enhancing narratives and discussions at the crossroads of athletics and culture.
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Morven McLean, executive director of networks and innovation at the School of Public Health, engages with a colleague during WashU’s annual Dissemination and Implementation (D&I) Day Sept. 5 in Hillman Hall. (Photo: Dan Donovan/WashU) Elizabethe Durando (left), Anne Stengle and Amy Maier participate in a panel discussion as part of Dissemination and Implementation (D&I) Day Sept.…
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Snapshots from Yale @ Climate Week NYC
Coordinated by Yale Planetary Solutions, Yale @ Climate Week is part of a larger effort to connect knowledge, research, and communities around the world to help address urgent planetary challenges.
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ISC Stormcast For Monday, September 29th, 2025 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail/9632, (Mon, Sep 29th)
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Heroes in the Cyber Battle: Standing Up Against Cybercriminals
“`html Cybercrime: Do those terms send a chill down your spine, even slightly? When we consider cybercrime, it’s not akin to other offenses that may appear remote and improbable, such as theft. Cybercrime feels like something that anyone might become a target of, at any moment. Furthermore, it’s not solely individuals who can be impacted.…
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Navigating the Future: The Role of a Project Director in 2025
We all recognize the significance of a project director–the person who oversees the seamless implementation of a project from inception to conclusion. Project directors supervise project managers. They guarantee that each task is accomplished on schedule and within the defined scope and budget. Are you a company looking to recruit a project director or an…
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ISC Stormcast For Monday, September 29th, 2025 https://isc.sans.edu/podcastdetail/9632, (Mon, Sep 29th)
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“Targeted Cyber Assaults: PlugX and Bookworm Malware Strike Asian Telecom and ASEAN Networks Linked to China”
Telecommunications and production industries in Central and South Asian nations have surfaced as the focus of a continuous initiative dispersing a novel version of a recognized malware known as PlugX (also referred to as Korplug or SOGU). “The characteristics of this new variant coincide with those of both the RainyDay and Turian backdoors, comprising exploitation…
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Revamping Regulations: A Call for Innovative Policies in Healthcare by Former FDA Officials
Advancements in treatments for uncommon diseases and clinical trial instruments necessitate novel regulatory frameworks, former commissioners state at a USC Schaeffer Center conference.
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Stanford Program Tackles Racial Inequities in Special Education
In collaboration with San Francisco educational institutions, GSE Professor Alfredo J. Artiles is spearheading a research initiative aimed at transforming a system that unduly directs Black students to special education.
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Transforming Your Bash History with convert-ts-bash-history.py
“`html In SANS FOR577[1], we discuss timelines on day 5, covering both filesystem and super-timelines. However, at times, I prefer something swift and straightforward. Instead of launching plaso just to generate a timeline of .bash_history data, it’s convenient to directly parse them and, if timestamps are activated, view them in a human-readable format. Some students…
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Tracing Vaccine Hesitancy: From Smallpox to the Era of COVID-19
Elena Conis, a professor of journalism and history at UC Berkeley, elucidates the transformation of perspectives and governmental policies regarding vaccines in the U.S. The article The history of vaccine hesitancy, from smallpox to COVID-19 was originally published on Berkeley News.
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Unpacking Breast Cancer: Insights from Molecules to Patient Journeys This Awareness Month
“`html Breast cancer ranks as the second most prevalent cancer among females in the United States, as reported by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Approximately one in eight women will receive a diagnosis of the illness during her lifetime, underscoring the significance of awareness and early detection. October marks Breast Cancer Awareness Month,…
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“Tech Titans and Urban Innovators Unite: The New Jacobs Institute Steering Committee”
Committee members provide guidance on projects that promote cross-disciplinary research, innovation, and technology for public benefit at Cornell Tech.
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Unconscious Vision: The Brain’s Secret Division of Sight
“`html The mind splits perception between its two hemispheres — what appears on your left is processed by your right hemisphere, and vice versa — yet your encounters with every bicycle or bird that you observe zooming past feel seamless. A recent investigation by neuroscientists at The Picower Institute for Learning and Memory at MIT…
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Friday Squid Chronicles: The Art of Jigging for Squid
An excellent tale.
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AI Innovations Illuminate Long-Term Concussion Impact on Student Athletes
“`html Research: Forecasting Symptom Impact, Cognitive Condition, and Threat of Emotional Distress in NCAA Athletes with Sport-Related Concussion(s): Insights from the NCAA-DoD CARE Consortium (DOI: 10.1007/s10439-025-03824-w) Scholars at the University of Michigan are leveraging artificial intelligence to project the health repercussions that sport-related concussions may exert on student athletes throughout their collegiate athletic journeys. The…