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Kamilov Appointed as Donald L. Snyder Career Development Professor
“`html Kamilov (left) and Snyder Ulugbek Kamilov, an associate professor specializing in electrical and systems engineering as well as computer science and engineering at the McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis, has been appointed as the first Donald L. Snyder Career Development Professor. This appointment occurred during a commemoration celebrating the…
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Reflections from the ‘Audubon of Trout’
Artist and nature author James Prosek ’97 was still an undergraduate at Yale when he released his debut book — a compilation of watercolor illustrations named “Trout: An Illustrated History.”
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The Neurological Impact of Typhoid Fever: Understanding the Link
Yale scholars have unveiled the mechanism by which typhoid fever induces neurological symptoms, providing fresh perspectives on treatment possibilities.
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Spring 2025 Leadership Insights: A Showcase of Visionary Speakers
“`html As part of the Office of Inclusive Excellence and Academic Engagement’s Lead@3 speaker series, three women imparted three insights regarding leadership during sessions commencing at 3 p.m. throughout the spring 2025 semester. Three speakers are invited each semester to present on women’s leadership in higher education and beyond. Juanita Hicks, vice president and chief…
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Volcanic Vibes: Exploring the Rhythm of Earth’s Fiery Giants for Tomorrow’s Safety
Mattia Pistone hails from a lineage of medical practitioners. Raised in Italy, he presumed he would follow in their footsteps. However, during high school, he enrolled in a course on geographical astronomy that altered his perspective. Geographical astronomy is a segment of mathematical geography that examines planets and other solid entities in the cosmos, including…
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Campus Marks a Milestone: Celebrating 25 Years of Arboretum Designation
The University of Georgia commemorated the 25th milestone of its arboretum status on Friday, paying tribute to over two decades of dedicated landscape management and the ongoing development of one of the institution’s most cherished natural assets. Arranged by the Facilities Management Division’s Grounds Department, the occasion took place at Conner Hall and united faculty,…
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Building the Future: A Project Manager’s Journey through UGA’s Historic Legacy
Jeff Dalton plays a vital part in maintaining campus facilities efficient, secure, and authentic to their original design. As a project supervisor for the Facilities Management Division (FMD), he manages a variety of construction and renovation endeavors, ranging from roof upgrades to restorations. Each project necessitates a combination of technical expertise and foresight. “I’ve collaborated…
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Inspiring Educator Attributes Passion for Teaching to Her Students
When Gretchen Thomas first came to the University of Georgia in 1990, she aimed to pursue geology before transitioning to education for middle grades. “I switched my major so that I could instruct earth science to middle school students, which, strangely enough, I never ended up doing,” remarked Thomas, a senior lecturer in the Mary…
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Summer Classes Now Available at the UGA Community Art School
The UGA Community Art School offers programs for adults aiming to acquire new abilities, refine methods, and enhance their artistic voice. Conducted by UGA instructors, the sessions prioritize personalized guidance and hands-on experience within the renowned studios of the Lamar Dodd School of Art. Launching this spring with 16 participants in Associate Professor Benjamin Britton’s Drawing Other Humans figure drawing class,…
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Yao Takes the Helm as Editor-in-Chief of CaGIS Journal
The article Yao appointed as editor-in-chief of CaGIS Journal was first published on UGA Today.
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Schroeder Honored as 2025 AIPEA Fellow
The article Schroeder appointed as 2025 AIPEA Fellow was published initially on UGA Today.
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Lapegna Receives Prestigious LASA Honorable Mention Award
The article Lapegna receives LASA Honorable Mention Award was first published on UGA Today.
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Wilson Named Semifinalist for Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar Award
The article Wilson selected as a semifinalist for the Arthur Ashe Jr. Sports Scholar award was initially published on UGA Today.
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“Decoding Ocean Health Through the Secrets of Clams”
“`html To understand the destiny of the seas, it benefits to examine clams nprevenas Fri, 05/09/2025 – 06:32 To understand the destiny of the seas, it benefits to examine clams Today Article Categories Recent News Science & Tech By The Boston Globe Type of News Article Outside News “`
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Innovative Construction: 3D-Printed Homes Rising in L.A.’s Fire-Prone Areas
“`html 3D printed dwellings? In L.A.’s fire-prone regions, innovative construction methods nprevenas Fri, 05/09/2025 – 06:31 3D printed dwellings? In L.A.’s fire-prone regions, innovative construction methods Today Article Categories Government, Public Policy & Law Current Events By Los Angeles Times Type of News Article External News “`
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Empowering Policy Change: The Role of Research Initiatives in Vermont and New Hampshire
The Rockefeller Center’s initiative imparts the skills for unbiased research activities.
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Lessons in Sustainability from German Romanticism
German studies instructor Meryem Deniz connects the natural sciences with the liberal arts.
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Yale Endorsement Bolsters Legal Challenge Against NSF Reimbursement Rate Limit
Read a communication from Mike Crair, Yale’s vice provost for research, regarding the lawsuit, Yale’s statement in the matter, and what is at risk for Yale and higher education.
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Inside the Election of the New Pope: An Interview with Teresa Berger
Yale theologian and expert in liturgical studies, Teresa Berger, shares her views on the appointment of Robert Prevost as pope on Thursday.
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The Impact of a Small Minority on Fire Ant Colonies’ Social Dynamics
The article A minority can influence a whole group to change in fire ant colonies was first published on UGA Today.
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“Brazilian Executives Under Siege: NF-e Spam and RMM Trials Exploited by Initial Access Brokers”
Cybersecurity analysts are cautioning about a recent initiative aimed at Portuguese-speaking individuals in Brazil, utilizing trial editions of commercial remote monitoring and management (RMM) applications since January 2025. “The deceptive message leverages the Brazilian electronic invoicing system, NF-e, as bait to lure users into clicking links and reaching harmful content hosted on Dropbox,” stated Cisco…
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Securing Your AI Agents: Essential Strategies to Safeguard Against Cyber Threats
“`html AI agents are transforming the manner in which enterprises operate. They have the capability to respond to inquiries, streamline processes, and enhance user interactions. However, this capability also introduces new threats—such as data breaches, identity fraud, and harmful exploitation. If your organization is investigating or currently utilizing AI agents, it is crucial to consider:…
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Nasty npm Packages Compromise Over 3,200 Cursor Users, Exposing Sensitive Credentials
Cybersecurity analysts have identified three harmful npm packages crafted to specifically attack the Apple macOS iteration of Cursor, a widely-used artificial intelligence (AI)-driven source code editor. “Masquerading as developer utilities promoting ‘the most affordable Cursor API,’ these packages expropriate user credentials, retrieve an encrypted payload from infrastructure managed by malicious actors, and overwrite Cursor’s
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Redefining Vulnerability Management: Understanding the CVE Landscape
“`html The Vulnerability Treadmill The responsive characteristic of vulnerability management, coupled with holdups from policies and procedures, puts pressure on security teams. Resources are constrained, making it challenging to apply patches instantly. Our Vulnerability Operation Center (VOC) data examination uncovered 1,337,797 unique discoveries (security concerns) across 68,500 distinct customer assets. Of these, 32,585 were individual.…
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Mastering the C++ For Loop: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html Loops play a crucial role in C++ programming for performing repeated actions, and the for-loop serves as one of the looping structures that facilitates iterating a defined number of times to run a code block. The for loop is among the most frequently utilized control constructs to traverse arrays, create patterns, and perform counting…
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Mastering the Magic of JavaScript Arrays
“`html In JavaScript, arrays are utilized to hold several values within a single variable. Rather than having numerous distinct variables for every data item, you can consolidate everything into one array. This simplifies the process of managing lists of items such as numbers, names, or other information. In this post, we will examine how to…
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Twin Harmony: Navigating USC Side by Side
BEGINNING: Gabrielle and Zoe Edwards had no intention of enrolling at USC simultaneously. Destiny, however, had an alternate course mapped out for them.
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Google Unveils On-Device AI Safeguards to Combat Scams in Chrome and Android
Google on Thursday revealed that it is launching innovative artificial intelligence (AI)-driven measures to tackle scams on Chrome, Search, and Android. The tech powerhouse mentioned that it will start implementing Gemini Nano, its on-device large language model (LLM), to enhance Safe Browsing in Chrome 137 on desktop devices. “The on-device methodology delivers immediate awareness regarding…
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Faculty Senate Updates: Enhancing the Undergraduate Journey and Honoring Emeriti
The Faculty Senate received updates regarding undergraduate education, student matters, and emeriti in its meeting on Thursday. The president and provost also shared their insights.
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Washington University Decides to Disassociate from Robert J. Terry’s Legacy in Lecture Series and Professorship
Washington University in St. Louis will eliminate the name of Robert J. Terry, MD, from all university assets, including the Robert J. Terry Lecture Series and the Robert J. Terry Professorship at the School of Medicine. This decision follows an extensive evaluation by the university’s Naming Review Board (NRB) and recommendations unanimously supported by the…
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Chinese Cybercriminals Leverage SAP RCE Vulnerability CVE-2025-31324 to Launch Golang-Driven SuperShell
A threat entity connected to China, referred to as Chaya_004, has been detected taking advantage of a newly revealed security vulnerability in SAP NetWeaver. Forescout Vedere Labs, in a report released today, stated it identified a nefarious infrastructure presumably linked to the hacking collective harnessing CVE-2025-31324 (CVSS score: 10.0) since April 29, 2025. CVE-2025-31324 pertains…
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Maternal Health Risks During Pregnancy May Lead to Elevated Blood Pressure in Children
USC studies reveal that obesity, gestational diabetes, and hypertensive complications during pregnancy are linked to increased blood pressure in children, with impacts intensifying as they grow older.
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Stanford Live Unveils Its 2025-26 Season Theme: ‘Empowering Expression’
Greater than 60 musical, dance, and theatrical performances will showcase Grammy, Tony, and Pulitzer Prize laureates at locations throughout the campus.
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Stanford Scholars Join the Ranks of the American Philosophical Society
Persis Drell and Hazel Rose Markus are part of 38 academics recently chosen to join the most ancient scholarly organization in the United States.
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Innovative Approaches to Assessing Quantum Gate Errors
“`html (Image/iStock) Share Science/Technology A novel approach for assessing quantum gate inaccuracies The approach, deterministic benchmarking, sets a foundation for more dependable quantum simulations and fault-tolerant quantum computing. May 08, 2025 By Will Kwong Researchers at USC have formulated a new procedure for benchmarking quantum gates, a vital step towards unlocking the full capabilities of…
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Empowering Older Women: The Importance of Routine Mammograms
A recent study from Yale indicates that even among older women, maintaining regular mammograms correlates with the detection of cancer at an earlier stage and reduced rates of breast cancer mortality.
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Pioneering Change: The Climate Catalyst Keynote at Yale Innovation Summit
At the summit on May 28–29, the central discussion panel will unite four pioneers — a researcher, financier, business owner, and chief executive officer — who are crafting a robust future in response to the climate emergency.
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Six UC Berkeley Graduates Honored as 2025 Pulitzer Prize Recipients
Additionally recognized were Pulitzer contenders from Berkeley Journalism — multiple alumni, a member of the faculty, and the Investigative Reporting Program. The article Six UC Berkeley alumni named 2025 Pulitzer Prize winners was initially published on Berkeley News.
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Board of Regents Allocates $100 Million to Revolutionize UT’s School of Civic Leadership
AUSTIN, Texas — The University of Texas System Board of Regents has declared a groundbreaking $100 million investment in a permanent establishment for the School of Civic Leadership at The University of Texas at Austin. The funding will be allocated for the refurbishment of UT’s Biological Laboratories facility, which will serve as the future location…
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Accelerating the Fight Against Africa’s Parasitic Infections
Tens of millions of individuals in Africa are afflicted by parasitic worms that induce lymphatic filariasis (also known as elephantiasis), a condition that results in significant swelling and deformities of the limbs and genital region. Despite extensive treatment initiatives that have effectively mitigated the risk of contracting lymphatic filariasis, hundreds of millions of individuals still…
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Kalanithi Cup: Celebrating Community Spirit at Yale School of Medicine
A day of spirited contests united around 200 YSM students to foster fellowship and honor the legacy of a cherished graduate.
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Twenty-One Remarkable Students Honored with the 2025 MIT Supply Chain Excellence Awards
“`html The MIT Supply Chain Management (MCM) master’s program has acknowledged 34 outstanding students from nine prestigious undergraduate institutions focusing on supply chain management and engineering throughout the United States. Twenty-one individuals have received the 2025 MIT Supply Chain Excellence Award, with 13 others receiving honorable mentions. Presented on an annual basis, the MIT Supply Chain…
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Stanford Partnership Leads to Pulitzer Prize Victory in Local Journalism
Stanford’s Big Local News and Libraries aided a Pulitzer Prize-winning inquiry into Baltimore’s fentanyl epidemic, assisting reporters in revealing overdose trends among Black males.
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First Professorships Announced for Morningside Academy of Design
“`html The recently formed Morningside Academy of Design (MAD) Professorships acknowledge exceptional faculty whose instruction, scholarship, and service have considerably influenced the domain of design at MIT and beyond. The appointments reinforce a dedication to interdisciplinary collaboration, guidance, and the advancement of innovative educational methodologies in design. These appointments signify the establishment of the MAD…
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Why We Should Think Twice Before Following Tech Moguls to Mars
“`html Science & Tech Do you know what those tech magnates wish for us regarding Mars? Dismiss them. Astrophysicist asserts they may possess greater wealth than you, but they lack any superior knowledge about the future compared to anyone else. Nikki Rojas Harvard Staff Writer May 8, 2025 4 min read Adam Becker. Photos by…
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Crafted with Love
Students in biomedical engineering at Washington University in St. Louis don’t postpone their efforts until after graduation. Particularly when it comes to aiding vulnerable individuals requiring assistive technology. Instead, motivated by experiences during a maker event at Georgia Tech University, seniors Kaitlyn Sallee and Brianna Duhart established their own chapter of Tikkun Olam Makers and…
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The Emergence of Christianity: Its Rapid Rise Among Greeks and Romans
In the latest installment of the Yale Divinity School podcast, early Christianity expert Teresa Morgan examines what drew Greeks and Romans to Christianity during the religion’s initial centuries.
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Sound Waves: Revolutionizing In Vivo 3D Printing
“`html Envision a scenario where physicians could accurately fabricate tiny capsules capable of administering cells essential for tissue regeneration precisely where they are required within a pulsating heart. A consortium of researchers spearheaded by Caltech has made a notable advancement towards that overarching objective by devising a technique for 3D printing polymers at specific sites…
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Breakthrough Discoveries: Targeted Avenues for Pancreatic Cancer Treatments
Scientists from MIT and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have unveiled that a group of peptides expressed in pancreatic cancer cells may serve as a promising target for T-cell therapies and alternate strategies that combat pancreatic tumors. Termed cryptic peptides, these molecules arise from sequences in the genome previously believed to be non-coding for proteins. While such…
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Revolutionizing Neurodegenerative Disease Treatment by Targeting Cellular Waste Management Systems
By maintaining a lipid essential for cellular maintenance, scientists enhanced a serious neurodegenerative disorder in both cell cultures and mice – a discovery that may have extensive implications in healthcare.
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Exploring the U.S. Dollar’s Dominance as the Global Reserve Currency
The dollar generally serves as a safe haven during times of turmoil. However, two finance academics assert that this instance is unique.
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University Appoints New Vice President and Secretary to Head Office of Governing Boards
“`html Campus & Community New vice president and secretary of the University appointed to lead the Office of the Governing Boards Suzanne Glassburn. Photo by Grace DuVal May 8, 2025 4 min read Suzanne Glassburn will take on the role of chief administrative officer for the Corporation and Board of Overseers. Suzanne Glassburn has been…
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Reimagining the Boundaries of Potential
“`html Campus & Community Reimagining what’s achievable President Alan Garber (from left) alongside Tess Kim, founder of PeriPeach, which received a $75,000 grant, as well as Harvard i-lab Managing Director Becca Xiong, and Senior Director Meagan Hall. Photos by Evgenia Eliseeva Alex Parks Harvard Correspondent May 8, 2025 4 min read President’s Innovation Challenge offers…
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Funding Boost for Innovative Research Aiming at Healthier Foods and a Greener Planet
“`html The Food and Agriculture Research Mission has declared its initial phase of grant funding to revolutionize food and agriculture systems. (Photo: Getty Images) The Food and Agriculture Research Mission (FARM) at the WashU School of Public Health has initiated the Cultivate Grants Fund to foster groundbreaking research that connects agriculture, health, and technology. As…
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Triumphant Victory: Women’s Rugby Claims CRAA 7s National Championship
Merged with the 15s season, Dartmouth achieved a record of 21-1 in the 2024-25 campaign.
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Unlocking Potential: The Underutilization of Genetic Testing in Cancer Treatment
A novel oncology instrument known as “comprehensive genetic profiling” continues to be significantly underutilized — even in specific cancers for which the assessment is clearly advised, researchers at Yale have discovered.
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MacMillan Initiative Kicks Off with Session on Enhancing Climate Agreements
Yale’s MacMillan Center initiated a fresh program advocating for regional methods to address worldwide issues, commencing with a discussion on enhancing climate pacts.
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Berkeley’s Valedictorian: Bridging Academia and Real-World Impact
By utilizing smartphone information to forecast mental health setbacks to leading the French Club, Cohen discovered a community — along with chances to assist others — in numerous areas of campus. The post For Berkeley’s top graduating senior, academia is fantastic — but aiding actual individuals is even more rewarding appeared first on Berkeley News.
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Rising Above Challenges: The Journey of 2025 University Medal Finalists
Pupils in the UC Berkeley Class of 2025 navigated amidst a framework of significant social and political turbulence. The finalists for the University Medal confronted obstacles head-on, and their early achievements reflect the dedication and innovative spirit of their cohort. The post During challenging times, 2025 University Medal finalists thrived through idealism and diligence appeared…
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Revolutionary MRI Uncovers ‘Zombie Cells’ Linked to Arthritis Progression
Research spearheaded by Stanford Medicine unveils a novel method to visualize senescent cells, which play a role in arthritis and various other ailments.
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Going Beyond Expert Interviews: A New Approach to Understanding Insights
“`html Sahil Chinoy. Image by Dylan Goodman Campus & Community Consulting specialists wasn’t sufficient Max Larkin Harvard Staff Writer May 8, 2025 5 min read Experience as a data journalist at NYT propels Sahil Chinoy on a journey for profound inquiries into labor, politics, and human behavior Part of the Commencement 2025 series A compilation…
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From Fishing Expedition to Breakthrough: The Journey to GLP-1 Discovery
“`html Professor of Medicine Joel Habener. Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer Health How a mere fishing quest contributed to the discovery of GLP-1 Narrative of groundbreaking therapy demonstrates the vital importance of fundamental research advancements Jacob Sweet Harvard Staff Writer May 8, 2025 4 min read Part of the Profiles of Progress series Occasionally, a significant…
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Uncovering the 38,000+ FreeDrain Subdomains Manipulating SEO to Harvest Crypto Wallet Seed Phrases
Cybersecurity analysts have revealed what they describe as an “extensive, worldwide cryptocurrency phishing scheme” designed to pilfer digital assets from cryptocurrency wallets over multiple years. The initiative has been dubbed FreeDrain by threat intelligence companies SentinelOne and Validin. “FreeDrain employs SEO tactics, complimentary web services (such as gitbook.io, webflow.io, and github.io
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Innovative Bicycle Handlebar Sensor Enhances Safety by Mapping Hazardous Cycling Paths
“`html While elements such as rain or inclines may deter individuals from cycling, a significant obstacle is the danger of being struck by a vehicle. Identifying the safest paths for cycling is challenging, particularly for novice riders, and a crucial method to highlight perilous streets relies on time and harm: waiting until vehicles have struck…
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Halo Patterns Around Coral Reefs: A Beacon of Resilience
Examine frameworks of spatial configurations of “grazing halos” encircling reefs.
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Cybersecurity Imperatives: Shielding National Defense from Digital Threats
A Cornell-directed evaluation of weaknesses in the semiconductor supply chain and strategies for their reduction is currently paused following the issuance of a halt directive.
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Cornell Hotelies Strengthen Their Dedication to Making Dreams Come True
Hotel management students collected nearly $5,000 for Make-A-Wish Central New York—motivated and guided by an alumna who was once a wish recipient and established, in 1994, the inaugural college “wish-makers” organization in the nation.
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MIT Engineers Solve Egg Challenge, Discover Sideways Position is More Resilient
“`html It’s been a scientific fact so widely recognized that it’s taught in educational settings and reiterated in popular science videos: An egg is most robust when dropped straight down, on its ends. However, when MIT engineers actually examined this premise, they unveiled a surprising discovery. Their investigations demonstrated that eggs dropped on their sides…
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SonicWall Addresses Critical Vulnerabilities in SMA 100 Devices Enabling Root Code Execution
“`html SonicWall has launched updates to remedy three security vulnerabilities impacting SMA 100 Secure Mobile Access (SMA) devices that could potentially lead to remote code execution. The weaknesses are enumerated below – CVE-2025-32819 (CVSS score: 8.8) – A flaw in SMA100 enables a remote authenticated adversary possessing SSL-VPN user rights to circumvent the path traversal…
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Mastering Functions in C++: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html Functions in C++ are segments of code designed to execute a specific task and enhance code reusability, clarity, efficiency, and maintainability. They serve as the foundation of C++ programming. Therefore, whether you’re a novice or an adept coder, it’s essential to grasp how to utilize functions effectively and efficiently. In this article, we will…
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Mastering Arithmetic Operators in C++: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html Arithmetic Operators in C++ are symbols employed to carry out mathematical computations. Additionally, these operators facilitate the incrementing and decrementing of variable values and can execute unary operations. In this article, we will explore the arithmetic operators in C++, their classifications, syntax, precedence, associativity, and examples within C++ programming. Table of Contents: What are…
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Managing NULL Values in SQL’s NOT IN Clause: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html SQL assists in locating particular details within databases. One method to retrieve specific details is by eliminating unnecessary items. The NOT IN operator serves as an ideal tool for sifting through extensive information when you aim to retain only the elements that do not fulfill particular criteria, thus emphasizing the utility of the NOT…
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Mastering the Functools Module in Python: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html The functools module in Python delivers higher-order functions and operations on callable entities. It provides utilities for managing functions as first-class entities, facilitating function enhancement, adaptation, and elaboration without altering their underlying code. At first glance, it may appear straightforward, but it reveals powerful techniques to utilize your functions with greater efficiency. Whether you…
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Harnessing the Power of Multithreading in C++
“`html Multithreading in C++ is a technique that enables a C++ application to concurrently execute multiple threads. This approach enhances the performance and parallel processing capabilities of applications. Introduced with C++11, it simplifies thread creation and management for developers. In this article, we will explore the concept of multithreading, define a thread, demonstrate thread creation,…
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Mastering File Reading in Python: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html Opening text files is a crucial ability in Python development. Whether you’re engaged in data analysis or automation, you will have to access the information within a file. Manually examining each file can become tedious. Python simplifies this process, making it quick, flexible, and user-friendly, providing various methods to effectively read and handle files.…
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Exploring the World of Python Libraries
“`html In Python development, numerous tasks require the repetition of identical code segments. Rewriting this code consistently is not efficient. This is where the concept of packages becomes significant. Packages enable us to conveniently reuse previously developed code. Rather than rewriting the code repeatedly, we can easily import it whenever necessary. This conserves time and…
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Mastering the SQL AVG() Function for Effective Data Analysis
“`html The AVG() function is frequently utilized to examine trends and evaluate performance over time. It computes the average of a dataset, making it beneficial for summarizing information. For instance, you can employ the AVG() function to determine the mean salary of employees, the mean grades of students, or even the average sales figures for…
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Unlocking Data Insights: Mastering SQL MIN() and MAX() Functions
“`html The MIN() and MAX() functions are frequently utilized to swiftly identify the smallest and largest values in a dataset. These functions assist in decision-making by pinpointing optimal or suboptimal performance, the lowest cost, or the highest temperature. They prove beneficial in numerous real-life scenarios where rapid comparisons are essential to grasp vital data points.…
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Mastering JavaScript Array Functions: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html In JavaScript, arrays represent a data structure that allows the storage of numerous elements within a solitary variable. JavaScript provides a myriad of built-in functions that facilitate the addition, removal, searching, and alteration of elements, eliminating the need for lengthy and complex code, thereby simplifying array manipulation. These methods enhance efficiency and improve code…
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The Crucial Influence of Buddha’s Foster Mother: A Tribute for Mother’s Day
The Buddha’s biological mother and adoptive mother had significant influences in his life narrative and continue to motivate Buddhists today. The article The Conversation: Buddha’s Adoptive Mother Had a Vital Impact on the Abandoned Prince’s Journey — and Stands as an Inspiration for Buddhists on Mother’s Day was first published on News.
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Graduates Express Gratitude to Faculty and Staff for Their Unwavering Support
As graduates get ready to walk across the stage at this spring’s graduation ceremonies, several of them paused to express gratitude to the faculty and staff who have influenced their experience on Rocky Top. The post Graduating Students Express Gratitude to Faculty, Staff for Support was initially published on News.
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Understanding the Protein Revolution: Insights from a Florida State University Specialist
“`html Thousands of consumers turn to social media for guidance on weight control. In 2025, the “protein trend” is creating the most excitement for dieters of all ages. As per the Mayo Clinic, protein should represent 10% to 35% of your caloric intake, which varies based on elements such as age, weight, physical activity, and…
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Deans Head Global Panel on Synergies Between Business and Public Health
“`html A word cloud was generated during an online discussion organized by the WashU School of Public Health and the World Health Organization. (Photo: WHO) WashU School of Public Health Dean Sandro Galea, MD, DrPH, alongside Olin Business School Dean Michael Mazzeo, facilitated a two-day conversation uniting numerous specialists in academic public health and business…
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Twin Titans of Darkness: Dual Black Holes Devouring a Distant Galaxy
Researchers from UC Berkeley discovered a concealed black hole that accompanies the enormous black hole located at the nucleus of the galaxy. Eventually, the two may combine, generating a wave of gravitational disturbances. The article Not one, but two massive black holes are eroding this galaxy was initially published on Berkeley News.
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Honoring Gale Etschmaier: A Legacy of Innovation and Service at FSU Libraries
“`html After over 30 years in academic library management, Gale Etschmaier will conclude her tenure in June as dean of University Libraries at Florida State University. Since her arrival in 2018, she has played a significant role in transforming the Libraries into dynamic, contemporary spaces that cater to the entire FSU community. Dean Etschmaier has…
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Celebrating Inspiring Journeys: UT’s Keynote Speakers Highlight Diverse Success Stories at Commencement Ceremonies
The article UT Exhibits Diverse Achievement Narratives Featuring Keynote Speakers at College and School Graduation Ceremonies was initially published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.
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Beloved Fiber Science Visionary Suzanne Loker Passes Away at 77
Suzanne Loker, a pioneer in clothing education and an advocate for sustainability and corporate ethics, passed away on April 12 at the age of 77 due to cancer.