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Bersi Honored as 2025 Young Innovator by the Biomedical Engineering Society
Matthew Bersi (on the right) collaborates with a student in the Soft Tissue Biomechanics Laboratory. (Photo: Whitney Curtis/WashU) Matthew Bersi, an assistant professor of mechanical engineering and materials science at the McKelvey School of Engineering, Washington University in St. Louis, has been honored as a 2025 Young Innovator in Cellular and Molecular Bioengineering by the…
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Unlocking the Secrets to Achieving Success: Wisdom from a Hatfield Expert
Christy Pambianchi ’90, senior vice president and chief human resources officer at Intel, presented the talk on April 10 in Ives Hall.
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Shining Bright: The Journey of Kaitlyn Thomas
The article Student Star: Kaitlyn Thomas was initially published on Florida State University News.
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Groundbreaking Research in India Unveils Pollution Market’s Potential to Cut Emissions
Yale economists Rohini Pande, Nicholas Ryan, along with their collaborators assessed the inaugural cap-and-trade system for particulate matter globally, revealing that it markedly decreased emissions and reduced expenses.
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The Alarming Truth: Most Browser Extensions Have Unfettered Access to Sensitive Corporate Information, Says New Study
All individuals are aware that browser add-ons are integrated into almost everyone’s routine, ranging from spelling correctors to AI-driven tools. However, what many IT and security professionals may not realize is that the overreaching permissions of browser add-ons pose an increasing threat to businesses. LayerX has unveiled the launch of the Enterprise Browser Extension Security…
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Python Malware Poses as Coding Challenges to Exploit Crypto Developers
The North Korea-associated threat agent believed to be responsible for the extensive Bybit breach in February 2025 has been connected to a nefarious operation aimed at developers to deploy fresh stealer malware disguised as a programming task. This endeavor has been identified by Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 as the work of a cybercriminal collective…
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Tackling the Challenges of Plastic: The Journey of Megan Fieser
Megan Fieser, the Gabilan Assistant Professor of Chemistry, became part of USC in 2018 and founded the Fieser Lab that same year. (USC Photo/Gus Ruelas) Share Environment Tackling a troublesome plastic: Megan Fieser EARTH MONTH: Megan Fieser, the Gabilan Assistant Professor of Chemistry at USC Dornsife, is dedicated to addressing the complex issue of plastic…
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Revolutionary Reef-Inspired Approach Unlocks Carbon-Negative Building Materials
Coral reef and mach fish (Photo/iStock) Share University Carbon-negative production technique, inspired by reefs, develops durable building materials EARTH MONTH: A USC research presents an electrochemical method that captures carbon dioxide to fabricate sturdy and fire-resistant materials. April 15, 2025 By Will Kwong A novel technique inspired by coral reefs captures carbon dioxide from the…
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USC Researchers Offer Complimentary Lead Soil Testing for Los Angeles Residents Following Wildfires
Individuals impacted by the L.A. wildfires can either deliver or send soil specimens for analysis as a component of USC Dornsife Public Exchange’s community-oriented initiative to evaluate lead pollution following the fires.
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The Persistent Threat of Data Breaches Through Online Platforms
If individuals with malicious intent can exploit complimentary online services, they certainly will! Why invest effort in establishing a C2 setup when there are numerous options to utilize “legitimate” services? Not only are they free of charge, but the activity can be concealed within regular traffic, making detection more challenging. A widely-used site was anonfiles[.]com.…
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Revamp Your OGL ToolTips Effortlessly with Our Intuitive WYSIWYG Editor
Incorporate branding concepts without requiring HTML and CSS.
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Critical RCE Vulnerability Sparks Active Exploitation in Gladinet’s Triofox and CentreStack Systems
A newly revealed security vulnerability in Gladinet CentreStack also affects its Triofox remote access and collaboration platform, as stated by Huntress, with seven distinct organizations having been breached so far. Designated as CVE-2025-30406 (CVSS rating: 9.0), the flaw pertains to the implementation of a hard-coded encryption key that has the potential to expose servers accessible…
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Meta Reinstates AI Training in the E.U. with Public User Data Following Regulator Green Light
Meta has revealed that it will start training its artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms utilizing publicly available information contributed by adults on its platforms within the European Union, almost a year following the halt of its initiatives due to data privacy issues raised by Irish authorities. “This education will enhance assistance for countless individuals and enterprises…
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Understanding the Cost of PMI-ACP Certification: A Comprehensive Guide
The Agile Certified Practitioner certification by PMI is among the most prestigious certifications available. A professional holding a PMI ACP certification typically earns a salary ranging from INR 839000 to 1333000. In order to obtain this certification, candidates must successfully pass the PMI examination. It is crucial to understand the breakdown of costs associated with…
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Mastering Risk Management: Essential Interview Questions and Insights for 2025
What could be a greater benefit to any enterprise or institution than shielding it from difficulties? Known as risk management specialists, they are crucial assets for businesses. These adept professionals can assist in predicting the obstacles, challenges, and threats while proficiently addressing them as they arise. With 41 percent of organizations indicating that…Read More.
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15 Innovative Risk Management Strategies for 2025
The management of risks stands as a crucial component of any prosperous initiative or corporate strategy, as it enables companies to recognize, evaluate, and address possible threats that may influence their objectives. By adopting effective risk management instruments and methodologies, businesses can safeguard their operations and enhance avenues for growth. In this article,…Read More.
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Unveiling Project Manager Salaries in the UK: The Ultimate Resource
Are you aware that project managers are highly sought after in the United Kingdom? Due to the rising volume of projects across different fields such as construction, IT, finance, insurance, energy provision, healthcare, and digital marketing sectors. A project management expert can earn above the UK average of £38,600, with a typical salary of £56,666.86…
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Navigating the Journey to Becoming an Operations Manager
An operations manager is a professional who proficiently oversees and coordinates project activities. They play a crucial part in improving the effectiveness of the organization’s procedures and boosting productivity. Are you in search of a career path in operations management and require assistance? If so, you have arrived at the perfect destination! This article will…
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Decoding the Complexity of the PMP Exam: What to Expect
The Project Management Professional (PMP) accreditation is a highly coveted qualification in the realm of project management. Acknowledged worldwide, it denotes a professional’s capability to guide and oversee projects proficiently. Nevertheless, the journey to earning this accreditation is frequently accompanied by the pressing inquiry: How difficult is the PMP examination? How…Discover More.
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Top-Paying Project Management Careers to Watch for in 2025
Characterized by their abilities, the project manager serves as a strategist, guide, and solution provider. They oversee the most vital component of any business—project management—coordinating various elements of projects. Collaborating with team leaders, they take charge of strategizing, designing, executing, managing team members, facilitating communication, and more. As a result, proj… Discover More.
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Unveiling the True Expenses of CAPM Certification in 2025
Elevate your project management abilities with the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) credential. The CAPM provides you with fundamental PM competencies, frequently regarded as the initial step towards developing a thriving project management profession. Granted by the PMI, this certification confirms your extensive grasp of the princ…Find Out More.
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Unlocking Asana: A Comprehensive Guide to the Project Management Powerhouse
Asana serves as an exceptional project management software for individuals seeking a solution that can monitor the vital and essential activities pertinent to your enterprise that require completion within a specified duration. It is a project management application designed to assist you and your team in achieving greater organization and readiness for any circumstance. You…
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Unlocking the Power of JIRA: A Comprehensive Guide to Mastering the Software Testing Tool
Managing projects can be expensive, labor-intensive, and intricate for numerous organizations. Jira stands out as one of the most robust instruments for structuring tasks and supervising agile teams. This widely-used open-source testing software is relied upon by more than 65,000 enterprises globally, including major players like Spotify, Cisco, eBay, Square, and Airbnb. Whether it concerns…
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Coursera Unveils AI-Powered Courses in Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese, and German
Language obstacles persist as a significant challenge for students worldwide, hindering access to education and career progression avenues. We have made a crucial advancement towards overcoming this hurdle by successfully implementing AI-driven text translations in 2023, which have empowered almost 3 million students to enroll in over 5,000 courses in 25 languages. We are thrilled…
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Reinterpreting Visual Pathways: Uncovering Their Expanded Role in Object Recognition
When visual data reaches the brain, it navigates through two pathways that address distinct elements of the input. For many years, researchers have theorized that one of these pathways, the ventral visual stream, is key in object recognition, potentially honed by evolution for that specific purpose. In line with this notion, over the last ten…
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Trump’s Comeback Tour Aims at Cybersecurity and Electoral Dominance
President Trump last week annulled security clearances for Chris Krebs, the former leader of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), who was dismissed by Trump after asserting that the 2020 election was the most secure in U.S. history. A memo from the White House, which also halted clearances for additional security experts at Krebs’s…
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Harvard Stands Firm Against Trump Administration’s Demands
Campus & Community Harvard will not acquiesce to requests from the Trump administration Harvard University. Photo by Grace DuVal Alvin Powell Harvard Staff Writer April 14, 2025 5 min read Changes advocated by the government are ‘detached from the law,’ Garber asserts. ‘The University will remain steadfast in its autonomy and constitutional rights.’ On Monday,…
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Revolutionizing Participation: The Impact of the New AP Computer Science Course on Underrepresented Students
Providing a computing principles class contributed to a fourfold increase in AP computer science exam involvement among female, Black, and Hispanic learners, according to a Stanford research study.
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Renowned Anthropologist James Ferguson Passes Away, Leaving a Legacy in International Aid Studies
A renowned expert on southern African countries, he additionally held the position of department head for numerous years.
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Harvard Stands Firm Against Trump Administration’s Demands
Campus & Community Harvard will not acquiesce to mandates from the Trump administration Harvard University. Photo by Grace DuVal Alvin Powell Harvard Staff Writer April 14, 2025 5 min read Garber states that governmental changes are ‘detached from the law.’ ‘The University will not forfeit its autonomy or abandon its constitutional rights.’ On Monday, Harvard…
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Reviving the Art of Disagreement: A New Course for UC Berkeley Students
In “Acceptance of Contrasting Perspectives,” educators from various departments at the university discuss the significance and difficulties of engaging with differing opinions. The article This new course instructs UC Berkeley students in the (almost) forgotten skill of disagreement was originally published on Berkeley News.
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Doechii Shines Bright as Headliner at Sold-Out Frost Fest
During this year’s music festival – organized by the student group Stanford Concert Network – Doechii delivered an entire performance featuring a distinctive blend of rap, R&B, and avant-garde hip-hop to a packed audience.
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USC Launches Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a Celebration of Unity and Resilience
“`html Haley Do, on the left, and Mehana Paul from USC’s Hawaiʻi Club showcase the hula dance. (USC Photo/Gus Ruelas) Disseminate Institution USC’s Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month inauguration celebrates ‘Strength Through Community’ More than 400 scholars, faculty, and staff relished music, dance, martial arts, and a feeling of togetherness. April 14, 2025…
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Revolutionary $19 Million Investment in Brain Implants Aims to Restore Speech for Stroke Survivors at U-M
Marcus Foundation’s $30 million donation fosters a partnership between Stanford and U-M to assist stroke survivors in regaining their reading, writing, and speaking abilities The Michigan Micro Mote (M3) computer next to a grain of rice for scale. Image credit: Joseph Xu, Michigan Engineering A newly formed partnership between the University of Michigan and Stanford…
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New Research Uncovers the Impact of Hereditary Cancer Mutations on Tumor Development
Numerous cancer genomic investigations have concentrated on alterations within the tumor itself and how these genetic variations enable a tumor to proliferate uncontrollably. A recent investigation, spearheaded by scholars at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, delves deeply into heritable cancer mutations identified in a healthy blood sample and reveals how such mutations…
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Robaina Earns Prestigious Gaither Junior Fellowship
Andy Robaina, a final-year student majoring in mathematics and philosophy within the Arts & Sciences at WashU, has been appointed as a Gaither Junior Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Annually, roughly 15 graduating seniors and recent alumni from across the nation are chosen to serve as research assistants for Carnegie’s esteemed scholars.…
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Empowering LLMs: The Art of Language Detoxification
As we evolve from youth, our lexicon — along with the manner in which we utilize it — expands, and our encounters grow more profound, enabling us to contemplate, deduce, and communicate with others with clarity and purpose. Consequently, our selections of words shift to reflect our individual principles, morals, societal standards, and perspectives. Over…
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USC Libraries Secures $2.5 Million Gift to Establish ONE Archives Director Role
The contribution from Paul D. Lerner and Stephen Reis ensures the preservation of the globe’s most extensive LGBTQ+ collection.
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Danforth Campus Construction Projects Halted Temporarily by University
Washington University in St. Louis will halt development on significant capital initiatives on its Danforth Campus, in reaction to uncertainties about federal financing. Projects that will be temporarily suspended include anticipated enhancements to Mudd Field, which commenced at the beginning of the year, along with the new Arts & Sciences facility, revealed last autumn. “We…
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Unraveling the Mysteries of Decision-Making: A Groundbreaking Model from Researchers
Scientists developed an innovative decision-making framework grounded in qualitative results of presented alternatives. This model may offer understanding into how our minds assess subjective results.
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Lauren Falcao Bergquist Secures NSF CAREER Grant for Innovative Research on Agricultural Supply Chains
Yale instructor of economics and international relations Lauren Falcao Bergquist obtained a funding award from the National Science Foundation to assist her investigation into agricultural supply chains in Uganda and various other low-income nations.
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Revolutionizing Our Approach to Acute Kidney Injury: New Insights and Innovations in Treatment
Grasping and classifying the different forms of tubulointerstitial reactions in acute renal impairment could result in the creation of innovative therapies for the ailment, as stated by a review from the Yale School of Medicine.
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Becky G Opens Up at Cultural Rhythms Event
Arts & Culture Becky G speaks candidly at Cultural Rhythms RAZA Ballet Folklórico performs at Sanders Theatre. Photos by Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer Nikki Rojas Harvard Staff Writer April 14, 2025 4 min read Artist of the Year lauds student performers for ‘embracing authenticity’ Dance took center stage at the 39th annual Cultural Rhythms festival…
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Shining Bright: FSU Community Celebrated at the 2025 Leadership Awards Gala
Students, staff, and organizations from Florida State University were recognized for their dedication to student achievement at Leadership Awards Night on Tuesday, April 8. The accolades, organized by the Office of Student Organizations and Involvement, serve as an annual tribute to individuals on campus who exemplify the essence of leadership through accomplishment, service, or participation…
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Seminole Innovators Showcase: A Spotlight on Creativity at FSU Innovation Hub
The Innovation Hub at Florida State University is hosting its yearly Seminole Innovators Showcase, an exhibition that honors creativity and technological progress across various fields. This year’s Seminole Innovators Showcase will display inventive projects developed by students, faculty, staff, and community collaborators from FSU. Attendees can anticipate a wide array of projects, including mobile applications,…
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The Spark That Ignited a Revolution: Commemorating 250 Years of Defiance
Published Broadside titled “Bloody Butchery by the British Forces,” one of numerous original historical artifacts pertinent to the skirmishes of Lexington and Concord at the William L. Clements Library. Image credit: Jeremy Marble, Michigan News The beginning of the Revolutionary War, occurring 250 years ago, can be linked to a single document that detailed the…
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Leadership Transition at Dartmouth Cancer Center Set for Next Year
Steven Leach, who has been at the helm of the center since 2017, will return to his cancer investigation.
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Navigating Taiwan’s Future: Insights from a Stanford Conference Amid Global Shifts
During a seminar in Taipei, APARC’s Taiwan Program assembled academics and industry specialists to explore the dynamics influencing the future of the island nation and approaches for guaranteeing its ongoing prosperity.
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Unveiling the Headlines: April 14, 2025
Scientists at Florida State University are contributing to the creation of advanced technologies and innovations that will yield beneficial outcomes for Florida and globally. In healthcare, child literacy, meteorological predictions, food security, and various other domains, FSU researchers are delivering knowledge and strategies to address complex challenges. Learn more … Check out the newsletter. The…
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An Extraordinary Hub: UC Berkeley’s MFA Art Studios in Richmond
Students working towards their Master of Fine Arts qualification within the Department of Art Practice are provided with individual studio locations at the adjacent Richmond Field Station. For numerous students, this marks their initial experience of having a designated creative area where they can experiment and create without restrictions. The post Out in Richmond, an…
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Stanford Innovators Recognized with Prestigious 2025 Breakthrough Awards
This year’s “Academy Awards of Science” awardees featured early-stage Stanford investigators in physics and mathematics, along with researchers participating in an extensive initiative to comprehend the essential framework of the cosmos.
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Empowering America in the Battle Against Addiction, Alzheimer’s, and Other Challenges
Campus & Community Assisting the U.S. in combating addiction, Alzheimer’s, and other ailments April 14, 2025 4 min read A glimpse of studies funded by collaboration between government entities and academic institutions Instances showcasing how scholars at Harvard are confronting pressing societal issues — through essential research funded by federal resources — can be found…
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Unlocking Late Night Insights: The Surprising Power of Midnight Problem-Solving
Why the optimal moment to address challenges could be the dead of night nprevenas Mon, 04/14/2025 – 10:56 Why the optimal moment to address challenges could be the dead of night April 13, 2025 Article Categories Health & Wellness Current Affairs Social Sciences By Fast Company Type of News Article External News
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Historic Victory: UA Men’s Wheelchair Basketball Team Clinches Their First Championship Title
UA men’s wheelchair basketball squad secures inaugural championship nprevenas Mon, 04/14/2025 – 10:51 UA men’s wheelchair basketball squad secures inaugural championship April 12, 2025 Categories of the Story Athletics Current News By KJZZ Type of News Article Outside News
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Navigating Worker Safety in the Face of Federal Budget Constraints
EXPERT Q&A A federal institution dedicated to ensuring worker safety from harm and health issues on the job has experienced a reduction of approximately two-thirds of its workforce due to federal financial constraints. Richard Neitzel The reductions to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health have alarmed workplace safety specialists such as Richard Neitzel,…
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Fresh Insights into the Connection Between Smoking and Cancer
Almost 50% of American individuals identified with cancer in 2023 had a background of smoking, while 15% were current smokers, according to a recent investigation by Yale University.
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The Commitment to Excellence in American Higher Education
Campus & Community Garber statement: ‘The Potential of American Higher Education’ Image by Grace DuVal April 14, 2025 1 minute read President discusses Harvard’s reply to Trump administration’s requests On Monday, President Alan Garber dispatched a letter to the Harvard community providing an update regarding the University’s reply to the recent requests from the Trump…
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FSU Hosts Exciting Second Annual ITS Conference Highlighting Tech Advancements and Teamwork
Florida State University’s Information Technology Services (ITS) recently united the campus community for a half-day symposium focused on defining the future of technology and innovation at the institution. The RISE Together Showcase — an acronym representing research & instruction, innovation & modernization, security & compliance, and engagement & student success — comprised three session blocks…
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Groundbreaking Discovery: USC Researchers Uncover Gut-Brain Connection Impacting Behavior in Autistic Children
The primary author of the study, Lisa Aziz-Zadeh, serves as a professor at the Brain and Creativity Institute located within the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences. (USC Photo/Stephen Gee) Share Health Researchers at USC uncover a connection between the gut and brain that may influence behavior in children with autism An imbalance…
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Harnessing Technology for Enhanced Cognitive Vitality in Seniors
AUSTIN, Texas — Utilization of technology among senior individuals seems to enhance cognitive wellness rather than adversely affect it, as revealed by a comprehensive meta-analysis published in Nature Human Behaviour. The research, which analyzed information from over 411,000 individuals aged 50 and above, indicates that interaction with digital devices may indeed aid in safeguarding against…
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Nature’s Chemists: The Transformative Power of Tropical Forests
A recent investigation spearheaded by scholars at Washington University in St. Louis along with the Missouri Botanical Garden has revealed an unexpected dimension of diversity within tropical woodlands. Not only are these woodlands teeming with an astonishing variety of tree species, but each species adopts a distinct chemical strategy, expanding the spectrum of natural compounds…
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Surviving the Odds: How Pathogens Master Life in Unwelcoming Conditions
A recent investigation from Yale uncovers the biochemical mechanism that enables pathogens to flourish in adverse conditions — and could provide significant understanding regarding antibiotic resistance.
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Stealthy ResolverRAT Campaign Aims at Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Sectors through Phishing and DLL Hijacking Techniques
Cybersecurity investigators have identified a novel, intricate remote access trojan named ResolverRAT, which has been noted in assaults aimed at the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries. “The threat perpetrator utilizes anxiety-inducing enticements sent through phishing emails, intended to coerce recipients into engaging with a harmful link,” Morphisec Labs analyst Nadav Lorber indicated in a report disseminated…
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Exciting Upcoming Speaking Engagements to Look Forward To!
Here is an updated inventory of my speaking engagements, including dates and locations: I will be presenting a virtual discussion on AI and confidence for the Weizenbaum Institute on April 24, 2025, at 2:00 PM CEST (8:00 AM ET). This inventory is kept current on this webpage.
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Fatima Laher: Transforming Ideas into Impact at HEC Paris
A graduate of the Executive Track within the HEC Paris Executive MSc & MSc in Innovation and Entrepreneurship online degree program anticipated in 2024, Fatima Laher has consistently been captivated by the enthusiasm surrounding fresh concepts, the excitement of addressing challenges, and the endeavor of constructing something from the ground up. Her journey has led…
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#FSU’s Positive Influence: 10 Ways Florida State University Empowers the People of Florida
Scholars at Florida State University are assisting in the advancement of next-generation technologies and innovations that will positively affect Florida and the global community. In areas such as healthcare, childhood literacy, meteorology, food safety, and other sectors, FSU scholars are delivering knowledge and solutions to tackle complex challenges. Below are several ways FSU is making…
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Tina Pamintuan Appointed as New President and CEO of KUOW
The University of Washington along with KUOW Puget Sound Public Radio is excited to declare the selection of Tina Pamintuan as KUOW’s upcoming President and CEO, commencing Aug. 1, 2025. Pamintuan is an esteemed personality in public media, recognized for her courageous leadership and vast background as both a journalist and educator. Presently, Pamintuan holds the position of…
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Exploring the Durability of Metal Parts Created by 3D Printing for Remote Repairs
3D-printing metallic components may reduce downtime by weeks, but DARPA seeks a method to validate their lifespan Veera Sundararaghavan and PhD candidate Michael Pilipchuk watch a 3D printer at the University of Michigan, as seen in the reflection. Sundararaghavan heads a DARPA initiative aimed at forecasting the durability of metallic parts produced via laser powder…
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Navigating Change: The Dynamic Journey of Climate Adaptation Science
Coleman P. Burke Distinguished Visiting Professor Katharine Mach is at the forefront of interdisciplinary research initiatives aimed at converting climate information and understanding into actionable steps and policies.
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Surge in Self-Harm Among Multiracial Youth and California Girls: Insights from UC Berkeley Study
Although recorded self-injury statistics have risen universally, investigators discovered that multiracial females, in particular, have experienced a rise in occurrences since 2016. The article UC Berkeley analysis finds steep increase of self-harm among California girls, multiracial youth was initially published on Berkeley News.
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Harnessing Social Capital to Champion Causes and Advocate for the Underrepresented
Nation & World Utilizing social capital to advocate for just causes and individuals in need of representation Legal expert and Law School alum returns for student discussion panel Liz Mineo Harvard Staff Writer April 14, 2025 3 min read Margaret Montoya, J.D. ’78. Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer The law school guarantees career stability with substantial…
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Real-Time Email Validation: A New Tactic in Phishing Scams
Cybersecurity analysts are drawing focus to an emerging variant of credential phishing strategy that guarantees that the compromised data is linked to legitimate online profiles. The method has been dubbed precision-validating phishing by Cofense, which noted that it utilizes real-time email verification to ensure that solely a specific group of high-value targets receive the counterfeit…
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“Battling Fungal Threats: Real-Life Scientists Tackle Fungal Infections Inspired by ‘The Last of Us’”
‘The Last of Us’ endeavored to halt a fungus. Here’s what actual scientists are undertaking. nprevenas Mon, 04/14/2025 – 06:22 ‘The Last of Us’ endeavored to halt a fungus. Here’s what actual scientists are undertaking. April 13, 2025 Story Categories Arizona & the Southwest Health & Wellness Current Events Science & Technology By The Washington…
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“Exploring the Positive Impacts of Social Media on Mental Well-Being”
Social networks can be an emotional labyrinth: the animosity, the unattainable depictions of seemingly flawless lives, and the apocalyptic narratives. Certain areas of the online world appear crafted to make individuals feel worse about themselves and the environment around them. However, there’s an alternative aspect to social media: adorable puppies, delicious recipes, “Severance” summaries, and…
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Alex Joel ’25 Selected as a Gaither Junior Fellow
The administration and the prominent Russian figure will collaborate at the Carnegie Endowment in Washington.
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Empowering Connections: Fostering Skills and Friendships for Students with Disabilities
The student-led organization collaborates with TST-BOCES learners with cognitive challenges to enhance their communication and daily living abilities, as well as foster a sense of inquisitiveness and self-assurance, which support them during their shift from school.
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Dorceta Taylor Honored with the Prestigious 2025 Bouchet Leadership Medal
Taylor, the Wangari Maathai Chair of Environmental Justice at the Yale School of the Environment, was recently acknowledged for her exceptional guidance in her discipline and influence as an exemplar to students and environmental scholars.
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Leveraging Relationships: Navigating the Right Way to Secure Job Opportunities
Recent studies co-written by Yale SOM’s Laura Adler investigate how individuals navigate contradictory convictions regarding the functions of social capital and merit in the employment search.
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New Diagnostic Approach May Uncover Patients Prone to Severe Scleroderma
A recent investigation from Yale identifies type 1 interferons as a possible indicator for scleroderma individuals with a poorer outlook.
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EPA Sets Ambitious Goals to Combat Climate Change
Nation & World EPA strategies aim at climate change programs The Salata Institute series, “Harvard Voices on Climate Change,” showcased Harvard Law School’s Carrie Jenks and Richard Lazarus with Salata Director Jim Stock facilitating. Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer Alvin Powell Harvard Staff Writer April 14, 2025 6 min read Environmental law specialists contend rollbacks will…
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Unlocking the Secrets to Effective Project Reporting: Your Ultimate Guide
Overseeing a project is certainly not a simple task. Numerous dynamic components can complicate maintaining focus on tasks and ensuring stakeholders are informed about the project’s progress. Hence, project reports serve as an essential instrument for project leaders. These reports can facilitate guidance for team members, deliver progress updates for partners …Read More.
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Mastering SQL Date Formatting: Effortlessly Convert and Handle Dates
SQL represents Structured Query Language. It enables you to retrieve and modify databases. In 1986, the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) along with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) established SQL as a standard. It is capable of inserting, deleting, modifying, and updating entries within a database. This article will explore the date formatting in…
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Essential Group Discussion Themes and Tips for Interview Success
The Group Discussion, often known as GD, serves as a significant elimination stage in the interview procedure that candidates must engage in after passing their aptitude assessment or the written examination. An essential element in any evaluation procedure, GD entails the involvement of a cluster of individuals who are invited to deliberate and explore various…
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30 Innovative AI Project Concepts for 2025
Artificial Intelligence is transforming our environment, significantly changing various industries and impacting our everyday lives in ways we never thought possible. By streamlining repetitive tasks and predicting user behavior, AI has emerged as an essential technology in the contemporary digital landscape. This article examines the range of AI initiatives, catering from novices to experts, a…Read…
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75 Essential Manual Testing Interview Questions and Answers for Aspiring Testers in 2025
We inhabit a realm that is progressively digital. Consequently, the necessity for novel software and applications is on the rise to cater to the continually expanding client base. However, as this ongoing creation requires a quality assurance process, the demand for software testers is significantly increasing. This article offers you numerous leading manual testing… Read…
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Unlocking the Secrets to Monetizing Your YouTube Channel: A Comprehensive Guide
Key Insights: YouTube acts as a profitable platform for revenue generation, aiding both experts and novices through various monetization strategies. To unlock enhanced features and monetization possibilities, creators must fulfill YPP requirements, which include compliance with policies, accumulated watch hours, number of subscribers, and a connected AdSense account. Successfully m…Read More.
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Mastering the PMP Exam: Your Ultimate Guide to Success
Achieving Success on the PMP Exam in 5 Weeks: An In-Depth Manual is a tactical framework created to assist prospective project managers in excelling at the Project Management Professional (PMP) examination. This PMP exam preparation PDF deconstructs the comprehensive curriculum of the PMP exam into a feasible 5-week study schedule, focusing on both the command…
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Celebrating a Legacy: FSU Libraries Director Concludes 30 Years of Dedication
The article FSU Director of Libraries Stepping Down After Thirty Years of Service was published first on Florida State University News.
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Unexpected Test Score Decline in the Philippines: A Wake-Up Call for Education Reformers
Research: The enduring impact of early education: Insights from a natural experiment in the Philippines (DOI: 10.3386/w33600) A significant reform in early education within the Philippines resulted in an unforeseen decrease in test scores and academic performance—highlighting the difficulties that even well-meaning modifications can present and underscoring the necessity of judicious investment during the initial…
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Venezuelan Migrant Narratives: A New Archive Unveiled at Symposium
On April 18, this assortment of immigrant narratives will be showcased to the audience during a full-day symposium at the A. D. White House.