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New Center at UGA Honors Notable Alumnus and Esteemed Faculty Member
The University of Georgia’s Center for International Trade and Security, a worldwide pioneer in strategic trade and international security education, has been renamed the Benson-Bertsch Center for International Trade and Security. This renaming of the center, located within the School of Public and International Affairs, pays tribute to the legacy of two influential figures whose…
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Guarding Against Deepfakes in the Era of AI
The realm of cybersecurity has been significantly transformed by the emergence of generative AI. Malefactors now utilize extensive language models (ELMs) to mimic reliable figures and execute these social engineering strategies on a grand scale. Let’s examine the current state of these escalating assaults, what drives them, and how to genuinely avert, rather than just…
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North Korean Cyber Group Targets Ukraine with Malware to Monitor Russian Invasion Developments
The North Korea-associated threat group recognized as Konni APT has been linked to a phishing initiative aimed at governmental organizations in Ukraine, demonstrating the group’s focus extending beyond Russia. Enterprise security company Proofpoint stated that the ultimate aim of this campaign is to gather information on the “direction of the Russian offensive.” “The group’s focus…
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Judicial Decision Paves the Way for Accountability of NSO Group
The matter is concluded: A jury has granted WhatsApp $167 million in punitive damages in a suit the company filed against Israel-based NSO Group for taking advantage of a software flaw that seized control of the devices of numerous users. I’m certain it will be contested. Everything typically is.
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Essential SQL Server Interview Questions and Answers to Ace Your 2025 Job Hunt
The volume of data is expanding daily, and it plays a crucial role in decision-making. To manage this data effectively, a database and a database management system are essential. Among the most favored database management systems is MS SQL Server. Mastering MS SQL paves the way to becoming an SQL Specialist or an SQL Developer.…
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Mastering the Art of Creating Viral YouTube Videos
We encounter numerous viral and amusing clips on YouTube. It’s also possible to stumble upon some viral videos that leave us puzzled about their popularity. In this article, we will explore several concepts, such as the definition of viral videos, the factors that contribute to their virality, and provide you with some strategies to enhance…
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Essential PHP Interview Questions and Answers for 2025: Your Ultimate Guide
Are you considering embarking on your journey as a PHP developer? Fantastic — you’ve opted to delve into a coding language that drives almost 80% of the leading 10 websites globally, such as Facebook, WordPress, Wikipedia, Etsy, Pinterest, and several others. Discover more: What is PHP: The Ultimate Guide to Grasp its Principles Interestingly, it…
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Rethinking Data Protection: A New Approach to Safeguarding Information
How should personal information be safeguarded? What are its optimal applications? In our interconnected environment, inquiries regarding data confidentiality are pervasive and significant for businesses, legislators, and the general populace. A recent investigation by MIT scholars enriches the discourse by indicating that individuals’ perceptions of privacy are not set in stone and can vary considerably,…
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Moldovan Authorities Capture Suspect in €4.5 Million Ransomware Attack Targeting Dutch Research Organization
Moldovan law enforcement officials have apprehended a 45-year-old foreign individual alleged to be connected to a range of ransomware incidents aimed at Dutch firms in 2021. “He is sought internationally for perpetrating multiple cyber offenses (ransomware incidents, extortion, and financial laundering) against businesses located in the Netherlands,” authorities stated in a release on Monday. In…
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A Journey on Tracks: Trojan’s Pathway to a USC Degree
BEGINNING: Ashley Espinosa, who completed an internship at the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, gained unique understanding of the system: She’s examined every L.A. Metro station.
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Dianne Newman and Barry Barish Honored with Election to the American Philosophical Society
“`html Two faculty members from Caltech—Dianne Newman, Gordon M. Binder/Amgen Professor of Biology and Geobiology and Merkin Institute Professor, and Barry Barish, Ronald and Maxine Linde Professor of Physics, Emeritus—have been elected to the American Philosophical Society (APS). According to its press release, the APS is “the oldest and most esteemed learned society in North…
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Turkish Hackers Utilize Output Messenger Zero-Day to Deploy Golang Backdoors on Kurdish Servers
A Türkiye-associated threat entity took advantage of a zero-day vulnerability in an Indian corporate communication tool named Output Messenger during a cyber surveillance operation that commenced in April 2024. “These vulnerabilities have led to the accumulation of pertinent user information from subjects in Iraq,” stated the Microsoft Threat Intelligence team. “The individuals targeted in the…
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Revolutionary Eldercare Robot Assists with Mobility and Fall Prevention
“`html The population of the United States is older than it has ever been. Currently, the country’s median age is 38.9, which is nearly a decade older than it was in 1980. Moreover, the number of individuals over 65 is projected to increase dramatically from 58 million to 82 million by 2050. The issue of…
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Innovative Smart Nursing Pad Aims to Safeguard Infants from Excessive Painkiller Exposure
A breast milk sensor created by the USC biomedical engineering group identifies acetaminophen, various substances, and nutrients instantaneously.
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A Memorable Evening: Honoring the Class of 2025
The article An Evening to Cherish: Honoring the Class of 2025 was initially published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.
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Soaring to New Heights: Simone Biles’ Inspiring 2025 Commencement Address
“`html Simone Biles presented the 2025 Commencement speech at Washington University in St. Louis on May 12 at Francis Olympic Field. Below are her prepared statements. I appreciate that wonderful reception. Good morning, Washington University Class of 2025, and congratulations! You’ve accomplished it; you are now college graduates! I am privileged to be here with…
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“Embrace Your Bravery: The World Awaits Your Courage”
She didn’t somersault, tuck, or handspring onto the Commencement stage clad in academic attire, but Simone Biles undeniably jumped into the hearts of the Class of 2025, presenting an unforgettable keynote speech at WashU’s 164th Commencement ceremony. “I would probably feel more at ease if they had permitted me to vault onto the stage and…
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Napolitano: U.S. Deportation Efforts Spark Significant Constitutional Concerns
The ex-U.S. secretary of homeland security, currently an instructor at the Goldman School of Public Policy, examines the moral, operational, and political hazards associated with present federal immigration enforcement. The article Napolitano: U.S. deportation initiative brings about “profound” constitutional concerns was initially published on Berkeley News.
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Apple’s Comprehensive Overhaul: May 2025 Edition
Apple launched its anticipated update for all its operating systems. The update, besides introducing new functionalities, addresses 65 distinct security flaws. Numerous these vulnerabilities impact several operating systems within the Apple environment.
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A Heartfelt Address from Chancellor Martin to the Class of 2025
“`html Chancellor Andrew D. Martin conveyed his thoughts to the Class of 2025 at Washington University in St. Louis during the Commencement ceremony on Francis Olympic Field on May 12. Below are Martin’s prepared comments to the graduates. Class of 2025, congratulations once more. Everyone here on stage — our administrators, faculty leaders, and trustees…
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Voices in Stone: An Iconic Sculpture of the Harlem Renaissance
As a component of Yale’s vast collections, this small bust represents a realistic portrayal of a young boy from the 1920s.
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Enhancing Parental Joy: A Revitalized Course for Well-Being
This month, Yale’s Laurie Santos launched a fresh online course designed to assist parents in enhancing their own wellness amidst rising parental worry and strain.
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Exploring the World: Rolando Kattan Rubi’s Inspiring Yale Journey
Rolando Kattan Rubi, who shares a similar enthusiasm for both service and academia, discovered his voice — along with the assurance to express it — at Yale.
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The Importance of Screening for Iron Deficiency: A Common, Serious, and Treatable Condition
Yale scholars have introduced an innovative screening method for detecting iron deficiency prior to its adverse effects on quality of life.
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CRISPR-Cas9 Patent Dispute Referred Back to Patent Office by Federal Appeals Court
Appellate Court determines that the Patent Trial and Appeal Board utilized incorrect legal criteria The article Federal appeals court remands CRISPR-Cas9 patent case to patent office for reassessment was initially featured on Berkeley News.
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Flamingos Whirl: Masterful Tornado Creators for Prey Capture
Stamp dancing, head bobbing, chattering, and gliding create swirls and currents that direct brine shrimp and tiny creatures into the birds’ beaks. The article Flamingos create water tornados to trap their prey was initially published on Berkeley News.
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Stimulating Light and Sound at 40Hz Enhances Brain Function and Connectivity in Down Syndrome Mice
Research from an increasing number of laboratories has revealed neurological advantages from subjecting human participants or animal models to light, sound, and/or tactile stimuli at the brain’s “gamma” frequency rhythm of 40Hz. In the most recent investigation at The Picower Institute for Learning and Memory and Alana Down Syndrome Center at MIT, researchers discovered that…
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Understanding Measles Risks and Vaccine Safety: Five Essential Insights
Bonnie Maldonado, a professor of pediatrics at Stanford, utilizes 15 years of research to elucidate important information concerning measles epidemics, the efficacy of vaccines, and those who are most vulnerable.
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Presidential Update: Appointments to the Academic Council Professoriate
The subsequent appointments, advancements, and reappointments of the Academic Council professorship were examined by the Advisory Board of the Academic Council and sanctioned by the president.
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The Moment Jodie Foster Realized Acting Wasn’t Just a Job
“`html Campus & Community When Jodie Foster discovered acting wasn’t a foolish profession Jodie Foster (right) converses with Henry Louis Gates Jr. Photos by Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer Christina Pazzanese Harvard Staff Writer May 12, 2025 5 min read Acknowledged artist, director — and now Radcliffe Medalist — examines the intricate challenges of her six-decade…
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Completing the Journey: A Commitment to Closure
“`html Campus & Community Completing what he initiated Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer Alvin Powell Harvard Staff Writer May 12, 2025 7 min read Ben Abercrombie fights back to graduate 8 years after a spinal-cord injury on the football field left him paralyzed Part of the Commencement 2025 series A collection of articles and profiles highlighting…
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Ella Windlan: A Rising Star in the Spotlight
“`html International relations scholar Ella Windlan is maximizing her Florida State University journey by participating in community service and personal research initiatives. From studying abroad in Prague to enrolling in guitar courses at FSU, Windlan has embraced the extensive educational and extracurricular offerings provided at FSU. As a committed supporter of social equity, Windlan was…
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Unveiling Tomorrow: Highlights from May 12, 2025
In merely thirty minutes, three whirlwinds ravaged Tallahassee on May 10, 2024, leveling trees, tearing off roofs, and destroying one of Florida State University’s most cherished attractions: the Flying High Circus tent. For almost a year, the circus crew practiced in cramped spaces and managed without their iconic venue. Now, with a new big top emerging in the place of the…
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Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship to Celebrate 14th Annual Conference This June
“`html Florida State University’s Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship (JMI) is set to conduct its 14th annual conference from June 11-13 at the James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art in St. Petersburg, Fla. The JMI Conference is designed for small business proprietors, providing a significant platform for education, networking, and exchange of ideas.…
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“An Odyssey of Inspiration, Connection, and Renewal”
17 Spartans contemplate the Spartan Bus Tour’s journey to Detroit.
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2025 Carpenter Advising Awards Honor Four Outstanding Faculty Members
Nominations are requested each year from all participants in the academic community, with the honors awarded to acknowledge the significance of undergraduate guidance.
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Melodies Fill the Air at Science Center Plaza
“`html The Arts Fest tent stood out prominently in Science Center Plaza. Photo by Dylan Goodman Arts & Culture Science Center Plaza resonates with melodic sounds Eileen O’Grady Harvard Staff Writer May 12, 2025 6 min read Harvard Arts Fest fosters artistic expression and innovation on campus The rhythmic flow of melodies enveloped the Science…
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When the Talking Drum Joins the Conversation
“`html Visiting Professor of History of Art and Architecture coleman a. jordan. Photo by Dylan Goodman Arts & Culture When the talking drum becomes part of the discourse Visiting professor’s Venice Architecture Biennial initiative investigates how to forge sustainable connections between African and African diaspora communities Nikki Rojas Harvard Staff Writer May 12, 2025 3…
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FSU Florence Study Center Welcomes Conference Hosted by Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship
“`html Research on family businesses is essential to enhance comprehension of family firms and their significance within the larger organizational framework. This kind of inquiry is gaining recognition from academics worldwide, generating an expanding repository of insights that remains filled with numerous unresolved inquiries. To foster this research, the Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship at…
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Florida State University’s Dance Professor Honored with Coveted Guggenheim Fellowship for Choreographic Excellence
“`html Gwen Welliver from Florida State University has committed her profession as a choreographer and dancer to examining the manifestations of lines in both performance and visual arts. In 2020, an intangible yet transformative line influenced her life and career, culminating in her selection as a Guggenheim Fellow. Welliver, associate professor in the School of…
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Shining Star of U of A: Namoonga Mantina
“`html Exceptional U of A student: Namoonga Mantina nprevenas Mon, 05/12/2025 – 10:04 Exceptional U of A student: Namoonga Mantina Current Day Categories of the Story Government, Public Policy & Law Current Affairs By KGUN Type of News Article Outside News “`
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Unlocking Hurricane Secrets: The Hidden Tales of Tree Rings
“`html How tree rings provide insights into hurricanes nprevenas Mon, 05/12/2025 – 10:03 How tree rings provide insights into hurricanes May 10, 2025 Article Categories Latest News Science & Technology By Fox Weather Type of News Article External News “`
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Exploring the Uncharted Depths: Understanding the Vastness of Earth’s Seafloor
“`html We’ve merely observed 0.001% of Earth’s ocean floor. Here’s what that fundamentally signifies nprevenas Mon, 05/12/2025 – 10:02 We’ve merely observed 0.001% of Earth’s ocean floor. Here’s what that fundamentally signifies May 9, 2025 Article Categories In the Headlines Science & Tech By Scientific American Article Type External News “`
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Innovative Alternatives to Knee Replacement Surgery Are on the Rise
“`html Increasing options to knee replacement surgery are surfacing nprevenas Mon, 05/12/2025 – 10:01 Increasing options to knee replacement surgery are surfacing May 11, 2025 Article Categories Health & Wellness Current News By The Washington Post Type of News Article External News “`
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Navigating the Future of Scientific Research: The Role of Federal Funding
“`html Can scientific inquiry thrive without governmental support? nprevenas Mon, 05/12/2025 – 09:56 Can scientific inquiry thrive without governmental support? Today Categories of the Story Current News Science & Technology By Inside Higher Ed Type of News Article News from Outside “`
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Strengthening Bonds: Gina Raimondo Emphasizes the Power of Public-Private Partnerships
The previous commerce secretary advocates for the “innovation landscape.”
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“Adventurous Scholars Craft a Bold Documentary on the High Seas, 7,800 Miles from UC Berkeley”
The master’s students in journalism, who are graduating this month, documented their thesis regarding a rare scientific journey to Antarctica aimed at studying whales. The post In a small vessel 7,800 miles from UC Berkeley, graduate students created an audacious documentary first appeared on Berkeley News.
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2025 Awards of Distinction Unveiled at Brown School
“`html Honorees of the 2025 Awards of Distinction, depicted with Dean Dorian Traube (center), the Neidorff Family and Centene Corporation Dean of the Brown School, alongside Chancellor Andrew D. Martin (second from right), include (from left) Shaina Goodman, Robert Sagastume, Shantha Ready Alonso, Emily McDonald, Tom and Jennifer Hillman, and Shawntelle L. Fisher. (Courtesy photo)…
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Cindy Estis Green ’79 Recognized as 2025 Cornell Hospitality Innovator
CEO and co-founder of Kalibri Labs, a hospitality platform that enhances hotel worth by pinpointing the most lucrative revenue mix and facilitating more astute hotel real estate investments, will be acknowledged.
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Tech Innovations on the Horizon: Spotlighting the Future at the 2025 Yale Innovation Summit
The 2025 Tech Track at the Yale Innovation Summit highlights how Yale visionaries and international technology pioneers are extending the limits of what can be achieved — and influencing what lies ahead.
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Empowering Change: The Yale School of Management’s Commitment to New Haven
M.B.A. scholar Caroline Tanbee Smith ’25 became a member of the New Haven Board of Alders in 2024. She shared with us the way an ordinary day progresses as she manages her coursework, activities outside of class, and community engagement.
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CARL-Bot Surfs the Ocean’s Depths
“`html Compact self-sufficient underwater vessels, akin to the drones of the sea, could prove invaluable for exploring the ocean’s depths and observing its evolving conditions. However, such aquatic mini-machines can be swiftly overwhelmed by tumultuous oceanic currents. Caltech researchers spearheaded by John Dabiri (PhD ’05), the Centennial Professor of Aeronautics and Mechanical Engineering, have been…
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90 Essential HTML Interview Questions for Beginners and Professionals
HTML represents HyperText Markup Language. It is arguably the most prevalent and acclaimed programming language utilized for web application creation. Developed in 1991 by Berners-Lee and initially released in 1995, HTML has progressed through the years and undergone several updates. HTML 4, released in 1999, marked a significant milestone in its progression and achieved …Read…
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51 Essential Interview Questions and Answers for Customer Service Roles
Customer service representatives serve as the foundation of organizations, frequently engaging with their clientele. These professionals aid firms in developing and sustaining excellent customer and client relationships. Gaining knowledge about this field will assist you in determining whether you wish to pursue this profession. Thus, in this article, we will explore cust…Read More.
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Mastering the Python split() Function: A Comprehensive Guide
The string handling method in Python is employed to divide a larger string into multiple smaller strings, known as the split() function in Python. This function returns the substrings as a list. As one of the most frequently utilized languages by approximately 51% of developers, Python is intuitive and simple to master. Equipped with numer…Read…
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Revolutionizing Roads: Scientists Investigate the Safety of Recycled Asphalt Materials
Scientists have limited knowledge regarding the long-term safety and resilience of reclaimed asphalt pavement compared to the understanding of new pavement. The post The Conversation: Recycling Asphalt Pavement Can Benefit the Environment − Now Researchers Are Evaluating the Safety of Recycled Pavement appeared first on News.
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Van Puymbroeck Appointed Vice Provost and Dean of the Graduate School at UT
Marieke Van Puymbroeck, associate dean at the graduate school and professor of therapeutic recreation at Clemson University, has been appointed as the next vice provost and dean of the UT Graduate School. This announcement regarding Van Puymbroeck as Vice Provost and Dean of the UT Graduate School was initially published on News.
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“Back on the Road: U-M Symphony’s Exciting Return to Touring”
“`html Details on concert schedules and venues The Symphony Band at the University of Michigan is embarking on a journey for the first time in many years. Beginning a week-long excursion on May 6, the ensemble will visit various locations throughout Michigan, conducting engaging, collaborative clinics at several high schools in Belleville, Troy, Fenton, Grand…
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Unmasking the Bacterial Culprit of Lake Erie’s Toxic Threat: Insights from U-M Research
“`html A satellite view of Lake Erie. Image credit: NOAA Great Lakes CoastWatch MODIS Satellite Image – July 6, 2020 Research: Genomic Identification and Characterization of Saxitoxin Producing Cyanobacteria in Western Lake Erie Harmful Algal Blooms (DOI: 10.1021/acs.est.4c10888) During the warm summer months in Lake Erie, cyanobacteria, commonly referred to as blue-green algae, can multiply…
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Navigating the Struggles of Transportation Insecurity in America
“`html Research: How Does Transportation Insecurity Compare and Relate to Other Indicators of Material Hardship in the U.S.? (DOI: 10.1007/s11205-025-03585-y) Almost 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. are devoid of access to dependable transportation, rendering it one of the nation’s most prevalent forms of material hardship, report scholars from the University of Michigan. In…
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Echoes of Dissent: Marginalized Voices Challenge Emotion AI
Research (PDF): Public Attitudes Towards Emotion AI Implementation Across Contexts in the United States Artificial intelligence is transforming numerous sectors; however, a recent study from the University of Michigan indicates that not all demographics view it as advantageous. Emotion AI, or emotional recognition, which asserts that machines can decipher human feelings, has generated unease, especially…
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Miniature Marvels: Transforming Small Labs with Cutting-Edge 3D X-ray Microscopy
“`html An innovative design enables a method for examining metals, ceramics, and stones in a typical laboratory, broadening accessibility for students, academic researchers, and industry Members of Professor Ashley Bucsek’s laboratory team are utilizing three-dimensional X-ray diffraction to analyze polycrystalline substances on campus, a method previously confined to specialized synchrotron facilities. From left to right:…
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ADHD and Concussion Risk in Student Athletes: Insights from a U-M Researcher
“`html Roundtable discussion: ADHD & Concussion Recovery: New Research, Best Practices & More Study: Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder as a Predictor of Extended Functional Recovery Following Sports-Related Concussions in High School Athletes EXPERT INSIGHT Researchers posit that when individuals with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder sustain concussions, their ADHD may delay their recovery. A recent investigation published in the Journal…
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Experts from the University of Michigan Reflect on Trump’s First 100 Days in Office
“`html EXPERTS ADVISORY During the initial 100 days of his second term, President Donald Trump has initiated a flurry of policy reformations that have resonated globally. The reactions to his government’s endeavors have varied from praise to doubt. Experts from the University of Michigan are on hand for commentary. Jonathan K. Hanson Jonathan Hanson, a…
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Finding Optimism in Challenging Climate Realities: Insights from Michigan Minds Podcast
“`html EXPERT ADVISORY Climate authority Jonathan Overpeck, dean of the University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability, doesn’t mince words. Terms like “alarming,” “bleak,” and “destructive” arise when he discusses the repercussions of climate change, such as unprecedented heat and drought. However, he also acknowledges the efforts of communities nationwide and globally to lower…
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Mrozinski Triumphs in Calibre Essay Prize Competition
Jeanette Mrozinski, a candidate for a master of fine arts in creative nonfiction at WashU’s Writing Program in Arts & Sciences, has secured the 2025 Calibre Essay Prize awarded by the Australian Book Review (ABR). Mrozinski This accolade is considered one of the most esteemed globally for an unpublished essay. Mrozinski has become the first…
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Creative Tech Innovations: From Tiny Creatures to Ancient Underground Worlds
In the midst of classes and after-school activities, students presenting their technology-driven projects at the 2025 annual Bits On Our Mind could have been spending time with friends or catching up on rest. Rather, they opted to utilize their leisure hours for ideation, experimentation, coding, and creation.
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Revolutionary System Harnesses Sunlight for Carbon Capture Innovation
Motivated by the methods utilized by plants for carbon storage, scientists discovered that sunlight can facilitate the absorption and emission of carbon dioxide, potentially significantly reducing expenses and net emissions.
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Harmonizing Insights: The Journey of Self-Discovery through Mathematics and Music
Already a skilled musician, Nicole Lam centered her attention on the study of applied mathematics and computer science at Yale — and discovered a new path in the arts.
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ASUS Addresses Critical RCE Vulnerabilities in DriverHub Through .ini File Manipulation
ASUS has launched updates to tackle two security vulnerabilities affecting ASUS DriverHub that, if effectively exploited, could allow an adversary to utilize the software for remote code execution. DriverHub is a utility meant to automatically identify a computer’s motherboard model and present essential driver updates for later installation by interacting with a
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Navigating 2025: The Ongoing Struggle Against Default IoT Passwords and Outdated Router Vulnerabilities
Unipi Technologies is a firm focused on creating programmable logic controllers for various uses such as residential automation, facility management, and industrial regulation. The devices made by Unipi are expected to attract a more specialized audience. Every module is built on the “Marvis” platform, a tailored Linux distribution overseen by Unipi.
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Sorting a Map by Value in Java: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html HashMap<Key, Value> is a component of the Java Collection Framework and belongs to the java.util package. It stores data in the structure of Key and Value pairs, where the keys must be unique. Although you can sort a Map<Key, Value> based on its values in Java, there isn’t a direct function available to sort…
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Lesotho: The Tiny Nation Caught in Trump’s Trade Crossfire
“`html Archaeologist Brian Stewart, associate professor of anthropology at the University of Michigan, has pursued research in the small southern African nation of Lesotho for 15 years. In that region, he is exploring the earliest indications of human behavioral intricacy: the actions, behaviors, and beliefs that define humanity. Through his research, Stewart aims to comprehend…
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Facebook Gains Major Economic Advantage from News Providers’ Content
Research: Frontiers: Does Sharing News Enhance Engagement with Non-News Material on Social Media Platforms? (DOI: 10.1287/mksc.2024.0993) Regarding Facebook, news is crucial—not the misleading type but the authentic content produced by professional journalists. This is the conclusion drawn from a University of Michigan analysis, which aimed to assess how news content influences news aggregators, as well…
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Vision Care and Fall Prevention: Keys to a Longer Life for Seniors
“`html Research: Self-Reported Visual Impairment and Mortality Risk Among Seniors: The Mediating Impact of Recurrent Falls (DOI: 10.1093/geroni/igaf016) Seniors with eyesight issues encounter a greater likelihood of falls and early death, as revealed by a recent study from the University of Michigan. The results underline a concerning connection between unresolved vision challenges, frequent falls, and…
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The Historic Election of Robert Prevost: America’s First Pope
EXPERT Q&A With Cardinal Robert Prevost being appointed as the first American pope in the history of Catholicism, Silvia Pedraza, a sociologist and American culture professor at the University of Michigan, shares her perspectives on the significance of this historic selection for the global Church. Why do you think it took so long for an…
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Domenico Grasso Appointed Interim President of the University of Michigan
“`html Domenico Grasso The University of Michigan Board of Regents has appointed Domenico Grasso as the interim president of the institution, effective immediately. “President Grasso enjoys widespread respect for his innovative leadership at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, where he has served as chancellor since 2018,” stated the Board of Regents in a correspondence to the…
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Elevated Attendance Linked to Reduced Firearm Expulsions, Research Reveals
Research: Overall Attendance Rates and Gun-Related Expulsions in Michigan K-12 Public Schools, 2018–2022 (DOI: 10.1080/15388220.2025.2491812) Additional Michigan News articles on Firearms Elevated student attendance correlates with a decline in unlawful gun-related expulsions in Michigan public K-12 institutions, as indicated by research from the University of Michigan. A recent investigation released in the Journal of School…
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Vibrant Art Takes Center Stage in Flint
“`html EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT DATE: 1-5 p.m. Saturday, May 10 EVENT: The Flint Block Party will showcase local and regional talents, including numerous U-M graduates and faculty, crafting oversized relief prints utilizing a steamroller as a printing device. Relief printmaking entails designing, carving, and producing handmade stamps with ink and pressure, and attendees can observe these…
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U-M Professors Inducted into National Academy of Sciences
The National Academy of Sciences has recently declared the election of 120 members and 30 international members, among which are two from the University of Michigan, honoring their exceptional and ongoing contributions to original research. The two faculty members from U-M are: Phoebe Ellsworth Phoebe Ellsworth, the Frank Murphy Distinguished Professor Emerita of Law and…
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Opioid Overdose Emergencies: Why Treatment Often Falls Short
Research: Medicaid Beneficiaries With ED Visits For Overdose: Inequities In Commencement Of Medications For Opioid Use Disorder (DOI 10.1377/hlthaff.2024.00984) Medications that are shown to effectively address opioid dependency are infrequently prescribed following emergency department visits for overdose, with disparities evident based on race, ethnicity, or location, as stated by researchers from the University of Michigan.…
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The Potential of Origami in Advancing Innovative Materials
“`html Research conducted at the University of Michigan simulated how various origami formations composed of trapezoidal subunits (i) reacted to stresses such as compression (ii) and stretching (iii). Image credit: Adapted from J.P. McInerney et al. Nat. Commun. 2025, DOI: 10.1038/s41467-025-57089-x (Used under a CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 license) Study: Coarse-grained fundamental forms for characterizing isometries of…
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Harnessing the Power of GenAI: Unleashing Cutting-Edge Potential
“`html Campus & Community Leveraging the finest that GenAI provides Jessica McCann Harvard Correspondent May 12, 2025 5 min read HUIT fosters a secure environment for experimentation, faculty demonstrate integration into their teaching Generative AI became the focal point when over 300 educators and administrators convened to explore, learn, and exchange best practices in pedagogy…
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Heart Health and Dementia Risk: A Growing Concern for Black Americans
Diabetes and hypertension may produce a cascading effect for future health challenges such as dementia—particularly among Black Americans, as reported by a recent study from the University of Georgia. The research revealed that Black Americans diagnosed with both ailments during midlife exhibited significantly elevated levels of a dementia-associated biomarker more than ten years later. “This…
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Smooth Transitions: New Technology Enhances Transfer Experience at UGA
In line with its dedication to boosting transfer student enrollment, the University of Georgia is revising its procedure to assist students in determining their status more swiftly. Enhancing the number of transfer students is a principal focus within the University of Georgia’s Strategic Enrollment Management Plan 2024-2028. Approximately 95% of transfer students are residents of…
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Unlocking AI’s Potential: Enhancing Differential Diagnosis Accuracy Through Innovative Research at FSU
“`html The emergence of more accessible artificial intelligence (AI) frameworks has revolutionized the domain of health assessments and medicine, with AI being utilized for diagnostic precision, customized treatment strategies, interpreting medical imagery, optimizing processes, facilitating remote patient surveillance, and much more. Investigators from the eHealth Lab at Florida State University’s School of Information have been…
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⚡ Weekly Update: Unpacking Zero-Day Vulnerabilities, Malware Targeting Developers, IoT Botnet Threats, and AI-Driven Scams
What do a source code editor, an intelligent billboard, and a web server share in common? They’ve all transformed into platforms for assaults—because cyber offenders are reevaluating what constitutes “infrastructure.” Rather than pursuing high-value targets head-on, malicious actors are now subtly commandeering the neglected: obsolete software, unpatched IoT gadgets, and open-source libraries. It’s not merely…
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Breaking the Cycle: Addressing the Ongoing Challenge of Exposed Credentials
“`html Detecting compromised credentials constitutes merely a portion of the struggle. The true obstacle—and frequently the overlooked segment of the equation—arises post-detection. Recent findings from GitGuardian’s State of Secrets Sprawl 2025 report unveil a troubling pattern: an overwhelming number of revealed organizational secrets found in public repositories continue to remain valid for years post-discovery, leading…
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Florida’s Controversial Backdoor Bill Rejected
A Florida statute mandating encryption backdoors did not succeed.
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Essential Data Mining Tools to Explore in 2025
“`html Information is among the most essential resources for enterprises and large organizations. With the rapid expansion of information in recent times, companies are progressively depending on sophisticated tools and methodologies to efficiently store, oversee, and scrutinize it. It comprises unrefined facts, numbers, or details that can be transformed into significant insights. This unrefined information…
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Efficiently Handling Data with Pagination in REST APIs
“`html When working with an extensive dataset, RESTful APIs typically paginate results to prevent overwhelming the system with excessive data in a single request. Power Query in Power BI serves as an excellent instrument to query and handle such paginated API responses. Pagination ensures that data is delivered in manageable portions using parameters such as…
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Enhancing Auto-Incrementing IDs in Oracle with SEQUENCE and GUID Techniques
In Oracle, distinctive and auto-incrementing identifiers can be established by merging SEQUENCE with GUID (SYS_GUID). A SEQUENCE produces sequential numeric values, while SYS_GUID() creates globally unique identifiers (UUIDs). In this article, we will delve into the integration of SEQUENCE and GUID methods to generate an ID with AUTO_INCREMENT in Oracle. How to Utilize a Combination…
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Understanding Decision-Making Constructs in C/C++ Programming
“`html Decision-making expressions are essential in C and C++ programming, and numerous developers often produce ineffective code unknowingly. By employing these expressions, you can govern the program’s flow using if-else, switch, and the ternary operator. But are you utilizing the most efficient one? Misuse of nested if statements, unnecessary conditions, or mishandling of false in…
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Checking Variable Types in Python: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html Response: You can utilize the built-in type() function to ascertain Python variable types. Typically, we can ascertain the variable type simply by examining the assigned value. However, there are instances where we may want to verify the variable’s type explicitly. This can be achieved by employing Python’s built-in functions and modules described below: Table…
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Understanding the Role of __init__.py in Python Projects
“`html In Python, __init__.py is a unique file that informs Python that a directory is recognized as a package. This facilitates the organization of your code and governs how various components of your application are imported. It enables you to incorporate setup procedures, manage imports, and define the package’s functionality. It is beneficial when developing…
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The Enigmatic Loop Dilemma in JavaScript
“`html JavaScript is an exceptionally adaptable language, yet one of the most notorious issues arises when you improperly pair loops and closures. In this article, you will discover what the JavaScript Notorious Loop Issue is, the reasons behind it, and various methods to resolve it. Table of Contents Understanding the Simple Loop’s Functionality Identifying the…
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Mastering the Ternary Operator in C++: A Compact Guide
“`html A ternary operator in C++ serves as a concise alternative to the if-else statement, facilitating easier condition evaluation. It is applicable primarily in simple statements, yet it can be nested and provides numerous benefits. In this article, we will explore the concept of the ternary operator, nested ternary operators, their pros and cons, the…