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The Department of Human Resources at Washington University in St. Louis is presenting the upcoming fitness program, Star Trak, a six-week initiative aimed at enhancing physical activity and vitality. Enrollment is currently available, with the challenge commencing on March 17. Sign up individually or collaborate with a group via the WashU Wellness Launchpad. Discover more…

Neal Katyal ’91 and U.S. Senator Peter Welch Converse About President Trump’s Reinstatement to Office.

Broadcom has issued security patches to tackle three actively leveraged security weaknesses in VMware ESXi, Workstation, and Fusion applications that may result in code execution and data exposure. The enumeration of vulnerabilities is as follows – CVE-2025-22224 (CVSS score: 9.3) – A Time-of-Check Time-of-Use (TOCTOU) weakness that results in an out-of-bounds write, which a nefarious…

Here’s a brief update. Approximately two weeks ago, I resolved a significant issue in my mac-robber.py script, yet I noticed I hadn’t documented it in a diary entry. I refrained from retracing my steps to determine how this error occurred since I am confident it functioned correctly at first, but it was producing incorrect results…

The article Preserving the herd was initially published on UGA Today.

The University of Georgia organized its third annual Active Learning Summit on February 27 and 28. Over 370 participants — an increase from 260 last year — assembled at the Georgia Center for Continuing Education & Hotel to gain insights from colleagues, swap ideas, and promote collaboration. A number of attendees journeyed to the summit…

The article FSU Associate Professor Prashant Singh Assists Shrimping Community through Quick Testing was initially published on Florida State University News.

Weeds flourish at the boundary of a farming field. Drift from the herbicide dicamba could influence pollinator populations in patches of flora similar to these. Image credit: Regina Baucom, University of Michigan Research: Off-target drift of the herbicide dicamba disrupts plant–pollinator interactions via novel pathways (DOI: 10.1111/nph.20438) An herbicide can “drift” from the agricultural areas…

This is a tragic tale of an individual who acquired a compromised AI application, leading to cybercriminals seizing control of his computer and eventually resulting in his unemployment.

Credential stuffing assaults significantly affected 2024, driven by a relentless cycle of infostealer infections and data compromises. However, the situation may deteriorate further with Computer-Using Agents, an innovative type of AI agent that allows for inexpensive and minimal-effort automation of typical web activities — including those often executed by malicious actors. Stolen credentials: The preferred…

Threat investigators are highlighting a recent sharply-focused phishing operation that targeted “less than five” organizations in the United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.) to introduce a newly identified Golang backdoor known as Sosano. The nefarious actions were particularly aimed at aviation and satellite communications firms, as reported by Proofpoint, which observed the campaign in late October.

Internet service providers (ISPs) in China and the West Coast of the United States have fallen victim to a widespread exploitation initiative that utilizes information stealers and cryptocurrency mining software on compromised systems. The revelations stem from the Splunk Threat Research Team, which noted that this activity resulted in the deployment of multiple binaries designed…

Ula Jurkunas conducts the first CALEC surgery at Mass Eye and Ear. Image courtesy of MGH Health New possibilities for repairing eye damage once deemed untreatable Stem cell therapy effectively restores cornea’s surface during clinical trials MGH Communications March 4, 2025 5 min read A clinical trial spearheaded by Mass Eye and Ear involving a…

Congratulations, you’ve achieved your PMP certification! But what comes next for you? How can you leverage this esteemed qualification to access new professional avenues, secure elevated salaries, and establish yourself as a leader in project management? That’s precisely what we will explore in our exclusive webinar. Join us as our knowledgeable speaker delves into… Read…

In the constantly transforming domain of cybersecurity, selecting an appropriate certification may appear akin to traversing a labyrinth without a distinct way out. Picture dedicating months to study for a certification test. Pouring your time, resources, and effort into it, only to discover later that it does not correspond with your professional aspirations. Exasperating, isn’t…

Amidst the looming “silver tsunami,” USC’s dental institution seeks to motivate dental professionals to adopt geriatric dental treatment — viewing it not merely as a specialty but as an essential component of comprehensive health care.

By Dr. Alexandra Urban, Learning Science Research Lead, Coursera As we mark International Women’s Day, I am delighted to present a fresh Coursera playbook, which investigates practical approaches for bridging the existing gender disparity in Generative AI (GenAI) capabilities by identifying methods to enable more women to leverage GenAI. Despite the growing significance of GenAI…

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) on Monday included five security vulnerabilities affecting software from Cisco, Hitachi Vantara, Microsoft Windows, and Progress WhatsUp Gold in its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) log, prompted by proof of ongoing exploitation. The compilation of vulnerabilities is as follows – CVE-2023-20118 (CVSS rating: 6.5) – A command injection

At the age of 12, Louis DeRidder encountered a medical crisis that almost claimed his life. This frightening ordeal provided him with an intimate perspective on healthcare, igniting his desire to delve deeper into the field. “It’s often challenging to identify exactly what sparks your interest, yet that moment was a pivotal one,” DeRidder remarks.…

Google has published its monthly Android Security Bulletin for March 2025 to tackle a cumulative total of 44 weaknesses, with two of them reportedly being actively exploited in the wild. The two high-severity weaknesses are outlined below – CVE-2024-43093 – A privilege elevation issue within the Framework component that may lead to unauthorized entry to…

The two-year trial is a reaction to the increasing interest from learners who are certain that USC Marshall is their preferred option and who desire to expedite the admission procedure.

The institution’s comprehensive summer fellowship initiative pairs undergraduate students with Stanford professors to investigate a wide range of topics, including Indonesian seaweed cultivation and artificial intelligence.

On Feb. 14, some of the country’s most gifted high school scholars gathered in Boston for the annual American Junior Academy of Science (AJAS) conference, which took place in conjunction with the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) yearly meeting. A key attraction of the event was MIT’s continued hosting of its esteemed…

Over 80 leading energy specialists – among them Condoleezza Rice and Jennifer Granholm – recently gathered at Stanford to explore strategies for upgrading the national grid and addressing heightened energy requirements.

MIT Professor Markus J. Buehler has been honored with the 2025 Washington Award, one of the nation’s most venerable and prestigious accolades in the engineering field. The Washington Award is granted to “an engineer(s) whose professional achievements have significantly promoted the well-being of humanity,” highlighting individuals who have significantly influenced society via innovative engineering solutions.…

In the realm of biology, observation can foster comprehension, and scientists in Professor Edward Boyden’s laboratory at the McGovern Institute for Brain Research are dedicated to elucidating life with greater clarity. Utilizing two innovative methodologies, they are enhancing the functionalities of expansion microscopy — a cutting-edge imaging process introduced by the team in 2015 —…

The 2025 Times Higher Education World University Ranking has positioned MIT at the top in three subject fields: Arts and Humanities, Business and Economics, and Social Sciences. The Times Higher Education World University Ranking is a yearly issue that lists university rankings, produced by Times Higher Education, a prominent British educational publication. The subject rankings rely on…

I am continuously working to overcome my personal biases regarding aging – at the age of 67 nprevenas Mon, 03/03/2025 – 12:24 I am continuously working to overcome my personal biases regarding aging – at the age of 67 March 1, 2025 Story Categories Health & Wellness Current Events By The Washington Post News Article…

‘Achievement of humanity’: Hoover Dam marks 89 years and confronts an uncertain destiny nprevenas Mon, 03/03/2025 – 12:23 ‘Achievement of humanity’: Hoover Dam marks 89 years and confronts an uncertain destiny March 1, 2025 News Categories Government, Public Policy & Law Current News By USA Today Type of News Article External News

University of Arizona declares salary increases for personnel and educators nprevenas Mon, 03/03/2025 – 12:20 University of Arizona declares salary increases for personnel and educators Feb. 28, 2025 Story Categories In the News University News By KOLD News Article Type External News

Unveiling the silent realm of interaction between canines and humans nprevenas Mon, 03/03/2025 – 12:19 Unveiling the silent realm of interaction between canines and humans Feb. 28, 2025 Article Categories Current Affairs Science & Tech Humanities & Social Sciences By AZPM Type of News Article Third-Party News

Gen. Saltzman tours AFSOUTH, emphasizing USSF’s changing role in the Western Hemisphere nprevenas Mon, 03/03/2025 – 12:18 Gen. Saltzman tours AFSOUTH, emphasizing USSF’s changing role in the Western Hemisphere Feb. 27, 2025 Article Categories Current Events Institution News By DVIDS Article Type International News

Maria Piñango’s class “Linguistic Significance and Conceptual Framework” utilizes both linguistics and cognitive science to investigate how we perceive meaning through language. In the previous semester, an exercise focusing on attention at the Yale University Art Gallery incorporated an artistic element into this investigation.

The implementation of an innovative ultra-low temperature refrigeration system will assist in broadening the scope of Yale scientists’ pursuit to identify a theoretical dark matter particle known as the axion.

Yale endocrinologist Mireille Serlie has a passion for fast food. Her studies aim to comprehend the reasons behind it.

A recent Yale research outlines a crucial process that inhibits egg-sperm fertilization.

Yale’s Rory Stewart engages in a discussion with Stefan Dercon and Trudi Makhaya regarding the obstacles of policy grounded in evidence during a time when populism and stories frequently eclipse truths.

2025 Measles Information Sheet On Wednesday, February 26, the Texas Department of State Health Services announced the first fatality due to measles in the United States since 2015 – stemming from an outbreak in West Texas with 146 confirmed cases. Measles, an extremely infectious respiratory disease, can be spread through direct interaction with contagious droplets…

Rare Disease Day 2025 at FSU acted as a venue for university and state officials to present the strategies for the Institute for Pediatric Rare Diseases. The occasion also served as a stage to discuss the initiatives already in progress at the institute, which originated from a conversation between Rep. Adam Anderson (R-Palm Harbor) and FSU President Richard McCullough almost two…

Approximately 150 individuals convened to express their pride for 27 scholarship awardees embarking on their journey at Berkeley. The article ‘Berkeley has become my community:’ Celebration recognizes 2024–25 African American Initiative scholars was initially published on Berkeley News.

Health Cancer? No, thankfully, it’s just elevated cholesterol. Joseph Woo (on screen, from left), Ami Bhatt, Tommaso Danesi, Jorge Plutzky, and Melody Mendez in discussion. Photos by Niles Singer/Harvard Staff Photographer Alvin Powell Harvard Staff Writer March 3, 2025 6 min read Heart disease continues to be the nation’s primary cause of mortality, but patients…

Malicious individuals are focusing on Amazon Web Services (AWS) settings to execute phishing schemes against unknowing victims, as per research conducted by Palo Alto Networks Unit 42. The cybersecurity firm is monitoring this cluster of activities labeled TGR-UNK-0011 (an abbreviation for a threat collective with unclear objectives), which it claims intersects with a faction recognized…

Significance of SAP Training for Organizations SAP ranks among the top providers of enterprise software solutions aimed at enhancing workflow and data management across various sectors. Established in June 1972, Systems, Applications & Products in Data Processing (SAP) initially focused solely on large enterprises. Nevertheless, …Discover More.

Boosting employee morale serves as the catalyst that encourages individuals to put forth their utmost efforts in reaching corporate objectives. Employees who feel motivated tend to be hardworking, innovative, reliable, and highly committed to their tasks. By successfully cultivating motivation, organizations can witness lower attrition rates and greater efficiency. Hence,…Discover More.

​Employee contentment is a vital element in organizational achievement, having a direct effect on productivity, staff retention, and overall workplace morale. When employees feel appreciated and satisfied in their positions, they are more inclined to be engaged, driven, and devoted to the organization’s objectives. This constructive atmosphere not only improves indi…Read More.

As many organizations near the conclusion of their fourth fiscal quarter, staff members get ready for yearly performance evaluations with their supervisors. Evaluation season frequently brings about feelings of apprehension, and even if you have technically achieved your objectives for the year, there’s commonly a perception—whether it originates from the employees or their supervisors—that you…

Locating the ideal employee is a challenge. You seek individuals with the appropriate education, abilities, qualifications, experience, and character to ensure operations run smoothly—propelling your enterprise to the forefront of the industry.  The issue is, other companies desire those individuals as well, and they are striving to entice them away from you…Discover More.

For numerous years, traditional beliefs asserted that attaining a good job or a fulfilling career was impossible without a college education and obtaining your degree. On some level, this notion appeared logical. By enrolling in college and earning a degree, one acquired expertise and competencies in their chosen profession, demonstrating to potential employers that they…

A relationship is defined by the manner in which two people or groups perceive and interact with one another. Thus, an employer/employee relationship describes how an employer (whether an individual or an organization) and employees perceive and engage with each other within a workplace environment. From the instant a person enters into his or her…

Developing rewards for finishing training has consistently been a significant emphasis for learning and development (L&D) specialists. Nonetheless, merely finishing a course is still not an adequate metric of achievement. What is even more vital is for the training to result in favorable business outcomes. For instance, team members should remember the information acquired and…

The most significant resource of any organization is its workforce. Prosperous enterprises recognize this fact, and they understand the necessity of investing in talent. Numerous studies indicate that firms with focused employee training and development initiatives experience not only a marked rise in profits but also a considerable degree of employee retention, which is crucial…

Following years of consistent recovery from the housing market collapse in 2008, the U.S. economy has faced a significant blow due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Expenditure by consumers on transportation, entertainment, and shopping has dropped considerably—resulting in only modest progress in the grocery sector.  The physical storefront model of business transactions has …Read More.

Do you feel the desire to declutter your wardrobe? Students, staff, local residents, and businesses are invited to contribute their gently used professional attire to the FSU Career Center’s Professional Clothing Closet. The yearly Spring Cleaning with Meaning Clothing Drive will take place from March 1 to April 1. Spring Cleaning with Meaning presents a…

An exceptional floating sculpture was introduced last week to commemorate the collaboration between Florida State University and the City of Tallahassee, highlighting the city’s position as a center for advanced magnetic field research and innovation. The art installation, lovingly referred to as “Maggie,” aims to further reinforce Tallahassee’s reputation as the Magnetic Capital of the…

Researchers at Florida State University are creating groundbreaking technology aimed at enhancing safety at intersections by striving to minimize accidents and preserve lives. A group of scholars from the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering is examining how established technology and novel algorithms can avert potential collisions at intersections, laying the groundwork for more intelligent and secure…

The United States falls behind other nations in promoting hydrogen technologies Andre Boehman, Vennema professor of engineering at the University of Michigan, a professor of mechanical engineering, and the director of the Walter E. Lay Automotive Engineering Laboratory, will co-direct the new Hydrogen Engine Alliance of North America alongside officials from the University of California,…

EXPERTS ADVISORY March 11 signifies five years since the World Health Organization proclaimed COVID-19 as a worldwide pandemic. Specialists from the University of Michigan reflect on victories and shortcomings in public health and healthcare; explore ongoing implications for education, commerce, and society; and provide perspectives on our readiness for potential future pandemics. PUBLIC HEALTH AND…

Investigation: US Youth Exposed to Parent’s Substance Use Disorder at Home: A Comparison of DSM-IV and DSM-5 Standards (DOI: 10.1097/ADM.0000000000001469) Approximately 17 million minors and teenagers in the United States are presumed to reside with a parent afflicted by a substance use disorder, based on research conducted by Texas State University, the University of Michigan,…

EXPERT Q&A President Trump is set to speak to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday, six weeks after his inauguration. Aaron Kall Aaron Kall, an expert in speech and debate at the University of Michigan and co-editor of “Mr. Speaker, the President of the United States: Addresses to a Joint Session of Congress,” noted…

The North Carolina Democrat articulated his practical strategy in a mixed political landscape.

The 2025 Dance Marathon at Florida State University (DM at FSU) was set to reach significant achievements, celebrating the 30th year that the university and the larger Tallahassee community united to aid pediatric healthcare. Another significant achievement was attained when “the reveal” demonstrated that this year’s dance celebration garnered $1,334,457 and change, exceeding last year’s…

Scientists indicate that recent discoveries suggest a demand for more rigorous supervision and regulations focused on diminishing arsenic exposure alongside enhancing awareness regarding the associated hazards of exposure. Getty Images   Epidemiologists from the Texas A&M University School of Public Health have established a correlation between arsenic and indicators related to kidney illness. Their research,…

A recent research explores the deficiency of national information regarding who possesses the essential medication and employs it to counteract opioid overdoses.

An MIT startup’s tailored heart implants, aimed at aiding in stroke prevention, secured the MIT Sloan Healthcare Innovation Prize (SHIP) this Thursday. Spheric Bio’s implants develop within the body upon injection, adapting to the individual patient’s distinct anatomy. This innovation could enhance stroke prevention since current implants are generic devices that often fail to entirely…

Science & Tech Investigation of superconducting electrons in twisted graphene Potential advancements in lossless energy transmission, levitating trams, quantum computation, and even energy-saving detectors for space exploration Clea Simon Harvard Correspondent March 3, 2025 4 min read Abhishek Banerjee (from left), Philip Kim, and Zeyu Hao. Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer Superconductors, substances capable of conducting…

The distinctive structure and rotating action of maple samaras can provide insights for physicists regarding seed distribution trends and even the development of innovative aerial vehicles. The article The Conversation: Maple Seeds’ Unique Spinning Motion Allows Them To Travel Far Even in the Rain, a New Study Shows was originally published on News.

The Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community Engagement has presented its 22nd annual Gerry & Bob Virgil Ethic of Service Award to eight individuals from the WashU community who are fostering a positive influence in the St. Louis area. This yearly accolade, initiated by Bob Virgil, the previous dean of the Olin Business School, along…

Jeffrey M. Zacks shares statements during his inauguration ceremony on Feb. 4. (Photo: Rebecca K Clark/WashU) Jeffrey M. Zacks has been appointed as the Edgar James Swift Professor in Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis. Zacks holds the position of chair within the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences in Arts &…

Images from a month filled with festivities and contemplation of Black heritage at Dartmouth.

The innovative platform, which offered complete safeguarding against influenza and COVID-19 in rodent models, has the potential to significantly enhance vaccine delivery and the effectiveness of the existing flu vaccine.

Entrepreneurship at Cornell has revealed that John Bicket ’02, the chief technology officer and co-creator of tech company Samsara, has been awarded the title of Cornell Entrepreneur of the Year 2025.

Joseph A. Burns, Ph.D. ’66, an emeritus professor specializing in engineering and astronomy, as well as a previous vice provost and dean of the Cornell faculty, passed away on February 26 in Ithaca.

A suggested new structure on West Campus, anticipated to launch in the summer of 2027, will offer a specialized space for a student organization aimed at assisting students in forging connections and cultivating their Jewish and spiritual identity.

Increases in employment transitions are typically believed to indicate a vibrant job market. Yale economist Giuseppe Moscarini asserts that the real narrative surrounding a surge in resignations is far more complex.

Two faculty members from the University of Georgia have attained the prestigious title of University Professor, a designation granted to individuals who have significantly influenced the university while also meeting their usual academic obligations. The University Professors for the 2024–2025 academic year are K. Paige Carmichael, Meigs Distinguished Professor in the pathology department at the…

Recent statistics published by the University of Georgia Career Center reveal that 95% of UGA’s Class of 2024 were either employed or pursuing further education within six months of graduation. This class marks the eighth among the last ten to attain a career outcomes rate of 95% or higher. “Year after year, the achievements of…

The article FSU and the State of Florida Join Forces to Combat Uncommon Illness was first published on Florida State University News.

PROFESSIONAL Q&A President Trump is set to speak to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday, six weeks following his inauguration. Aaron Kall Aaron Kall, an authority on speech and debate from the University of Michigan and co-editor of “Mr. Speaker, the President of the United States: Addresses to a Joint Session of Congress,” anticipates…

As the highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza continues to disseminate across the U.S., presenting significant challenges to dairy and poultry farms, both agricultural producers and public health authorities require enhanced methods to detect infections in real time, aiming to mitigate and address outbreaks effectively. Thanks to investigations from Washington University in St. Louis, which were…