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Innovative Treatment Breakthroughs for Rheumatoid Arthritis: Easing Pain and Halting Progression
Symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis can be difficult to handle, yet recent medications and various treatments, like physical activity, can offer respite. In a Q&A, a rheumatologist from Yale Medicine outlines the most effective therapies that assist.
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T Cells Make Themselves at Home in a Healthy Brain Through the Gut-Fat-Brain Connection
A Yale investigation discovers unique immune cells in the brains of both mice and humans even in the absence of illness, challenging established beliefs regarding the interplay between the brain and the immune system.
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Yale Researchers Develop Innovative Strategies to Combat Corruption
Academics and professionals in the fields of law, policy, commerce, history, and political science gather for a two-day symposium to reevaluate which instruments currently can most effectively combat corruption in both business and government.
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Exploring High-Dose Opioid Abuse Disorder Treatments in Veterans
A group of investigators at Yale School of Medicine is assisting in assessing the dangers and advantages of doses exceeding earlier suggested levels of a drug for managing opioid use disorder.
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Cybercriminals Exploit AI Enthusiasts with Malicious Installers Masquerading as Trendy Software
“`html Deceptive installers for well-known artificial intelligence (AI) applications like OpenAI ChatGPT and InVideo AI are utilized as bait to spread numerous threats, including the CyberLock and Lucky_Gh0$t ransomware variants, along with a novel malware referred to as Numero. “CyberLock ransomware, created with PowerShell, mainly targets the encryption of particular files on the affected user’s…
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Transforming Futures: The Real-World Impact of Google Career Certificates on One Million Graduates
“`html Authored by Marni Baker Stein, Chief Content Officer, Coursera In 2018, Google collaborated with Coursera to redesign vocational training and establish an affordable, online curriculum that equipped anyone — regardless of their background or prior experience — for a basic, sought-after job. What initiated with a solitary IT certification has broadened to nine distinct…
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S. Jack Hu to Leave UGA After Six Transformative Years as Provost
After a six-year period as the Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost at the University of Georgia, S. Jack Hu has been appointed chancellor of the University of California, Riverside, starting July 15. “With his robust background from both the University of Georgia and the University of Michigan, I am confident that Dr.…
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Unraveling the Impact of Stress Granules on Neurodegenerative Disorders
Researchers from St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and Washington University in St. Louis have shared mechanistic insights regarding the function of biomolecular condensation in the onset of neurodegenerative disorders. The collaborative investigation, published in Molecular Cell, concentrated on the interactions that promote the creation of condensates versus the development of amyloid fibrils and how these…
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“A New Dawn in Human History”
“`html Campus & Community ‘As if we’re entering a new era of human existence’ Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer Nikki Rojas Harvard Staff Writer May 29, 2025 4 min read Enthralled by artificial intelligence, Muqtader Omari rediscovers his academic first passion: Science Part of the Commencement 2025 series A collection of features and profiles discussing Harvard…
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“Embracing Humanity: The Joy of Guiding Justice Through Compassion”
“`html Campus & Community ‘It’s an incredible sensation to assist a prosecutor or judge in recognizing someone’s humanity’ At Law School, Sophia Hunt uncovers her enthusiasm for defense — and ascends to a position once occupied by Obama Anna Lamb Harvard Staff Writer May 29, 2025 5 min read Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff Photographer Part of…
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Invasive Insects in the US: The Hidden Threats to Our Ecosystems
“`html Their titles resemble something from a graphic novel: the speckled lanternfly, the yellow-legged wasp, the Joro arachnid. However, for researchers and agriculturalists, invasive insects are not just fantasy—they represent a genuine and escalating danger. Though you might perceive them merely as a glimmer in the foliage or a crunch underfoot, a 2021 analysis projected…
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Ten New Members Inducted into the Bouchet Graduate Honor Society
“`html The Bouchet Graduate Honor Society, founded in 2005 by Yale University and Howard University, honors exceptional academic accomplishments and advocates for excellence in doctoral education and faculty development. Recently, WashU welcomed five doctoral candidates and five postdoctoral researchers into the society. Five doctoral candidates and five postdoctoral researchers from Washington University were recently inducted…
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Five Students Chosen for Prestigious Udall Foundation Awards
The internships and grants aim to empower Indigenous nations.
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Atlantic Ocean Currents Projected to Experience Minor Weakening Amid Climate Change Concerns
The Atlantic meridional overturning circulation, often termed the “AMOC,” constitutes a collection of ocean currents located within the Atlantic oceanic basin that significantly influences the regulation of Earth’s climate by transferring heat from the Southern to the Northern Hemisphere. Additionally, the AMOC affects local weather patterns, from the mild summers experienced in Europe to the…
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Cornell Bids Farewell to Laura Syer: VP of Budget and Planning Moves On
Laura Syer, the vice president for budgeting and strategic planning, is departing Cornell to assume the role of vice president for budgeting, financial strategy, and analysis at New York University. L. Rebecca Hann from the ILR School will take on the position of interim VP for budgeting and strategic planning.
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Stealthy New Windows RAT Outsmarts Detection by Manipulating DOS and PE Headers
Cybersecurity analysts have unveiled a peculiar cyber assault that utilized malware featuring damaged DOS and PE headers, based on recent discoveries from Fortinet. The DOS (Disk Operating System) and PE (Portable Executable) headers are vital components of a Windows PE file, delivering details about the executable. While the DOS header ensures backward compatibility of the…
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Burke County Celebrates Graduation from UGA Archway Partnership Program
The article Burke County graduates as UGA Archway Partnership community was first published on UGA Today.
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The Detrimental Tactics of Micromanaging Leaders
Ever worked for a supervisor who appeared to thrive on shouting at her staff? Or perhaps one who seemed to demean employees to elevate his own self-esteem? If that’s the case, you weren’t just imagining it. Recent findings from the University of Georgia revealed that some supervisors flourish in abusive conduct. Szu-Han (Joanna) Lin “For…
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DragonForce Leverages SimpleHelp Vulnerabilities to Launch Ransomware Attacks on Client Systems
The malicious entities associated with the DragonForce ransomware infiltrated an unidentified Managed Service Provider’s (MSP) SimpleHelp remote monitoring and management (RMM) application, subsequently utilizing it to extract data and deploy the ransomware on several endpoints. It is suspected that the perpetrators took advantage of three vulnerabilities in SimpleHelp (CVE-2024-57727, CVE-2024-57728, and CVE-2024-57726) that had been
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Revolutionizing Oral Health: The Smart Toothbrush That Monitors Your Well-being
The sole references come from The Daily Mail and The Mirror, yet a romantic betrayal was uncovered as the unfaithful partner was recorded using his intelligent toothbrush at home while he was supposed to be at his job.
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The Expense of Obtaining CEH Certification
“`html The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) qualification continues to be a leading option for cybersecurity experts in 2025. The CEH certification from EC-Council demonstrates that an individual is equipped to think like a hacker and utilize similar methods to evaluate computer systems, detect security vulnerabilities, and resolve them before malicious hackers can take advantage of…
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Understanding Financial Risk: A Comprehensive Overview
“`html Financial risk refers to the likelihood of losing funds or assets due to unforeseen circumstances or poor financial choices. It impacts individuals, enterprises, and even government entities across numerous industries. Financial risk can jeopardize stability because of market fluctuations, credit defaults, or alterations in interest rates. Understanding these risks aids in making informed investment…
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Mastering Multiline Comments in Python: A Comprehensive Guide
“`html Crafting code with excellent clarity is just as crucial as developing functional code. In Python, annotations serve as a significant element that aids in elucidating intricate logic, documenting modifications, and temporarily disabling code during troubleshooting. Annotations play a crucial part in illustrating your reasoning, clarifying complicated portions, or disabling segments of code during the…
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Honoring Excellence: Six Distinguished Individuals to Receive Degrees at the 374th Commencement Ceremony
“`html Campus & Community Six honorary degrees to be presented at the 374th Commencement Tercentenary Theatre. Harvard file photo Lucia Huntington Harvard Correspondent May 29, 2025 long read Recipients feature Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Richard Alley, Esther Duflo, Elaine H. Kim, Rita Moreno, Abraham Verghese Part of the Commencement 2025 series A compilation of features and profiles…
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Chinese Cyber Group APT41 Leverages Google Calendar for Malware Command and Control Activities
Google on Wednesday revealed that the Chinese state-sponsored threat group recognized as APT41 utilized a piece of malware termed TOUGHPROGRESS, which exploits Google Calendar for command-and-control (C2). The technology giant, which identified the activity in late October 2024, reported that the malware was situated on a compromised government web page and was employed to attack…
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Craft Your Own Netflix-Style Movie Recommendation System | Join Us for a Simplilearn Webinar on June 17, 2025, at 3:30 PM
Your recommendations for watches aren’t arbitrary. They adhere to a specific formula. OTT services like Netflix have mastered the art of analyzing your preferences, identifying them quicker than you can hit “skip intro.” That “Top Selections Just for You” section? It’s not formed on assumptions but on machine learning, monitoring your every view, skip, and…
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Join Our Live PMP® Coaching Session with a Dedicated PMP® Expert | Simplilearn Webinar Kicks Off on November 6, 2025, at 3:30 PM
Taking the PMP® assessment isn’t just about recalling responses. It’s about approaching problems with a project manager’s mindset. Navigating intricacies. Making choices amid challenges. Most crucially, maintaining composure when time is running out. I’m Bryan Campbell, a PMP mentor, a project manager, and your examination guide. During this live session, we won’t solely discuss the…
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Launch Your Cybersecurity Career with the Purdue Advantage | Join Our Simplilearn Webinar on October 6, 2025, at 3:30 PM
In our current tech-focused environment, cybercriminals remain relentless, just as their deceptive schemes persist. Companies globally are on the lookout for adept cybersecurity experts to safeguard their online resources, leading to a significant increase in employment prospects. However, breaking into this industry isn’t merely a matter of submitting an application. You require the appropriate expertise…
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Alumni Create Pathways to Homeownership Through Innovative Leadership Initiative
John Rochford is leveraging his experience from the USC Distinguished Leaders Program to drive a project intended to create a beneficial effect on his community.
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Urgent Alert: Over 100,000 WordPress Websites Exposed to Severe CVSS 10.0 Flaw in Wishlist Plugin
Cybersecurity investigators have revealed a significant unaddressed security vulnerability affecting the TI WooCommerce Wishlist plugin for WordPress, which could be leveraged by unauthenticated adversaries to upload random files. The TI WooCommerce Wishlist, boasting more than 100,000 active installations, serves as a mechanism for e-commerce site users to preserve their preferred products for future reference and…
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Navigating the Shadows: Understanding Alternate Data Streams in Cyber Defense
[This entry is a Guest Journal by Ehsaan Mavani, an ISC intern participating in the SANS.edu BACS initiative]
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Introducing Khoi Young: A Glimpse into the Life of a Rising Star, Class of ’25
Growing up in Maryland, Young found an enthusiasm for entrepreneurship and gymnastics early on. He completed his studies at Stanford with a Bachelor of Science in design and secured three NCAA gymnastics titles.
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Honoring Parents: A Celebration of Love and Dedication
“`html Campus & Community A tribute for parents, too Harvard graduate Ayleen Villarreal (second from left), alongside her family. Photos by Niles Singer/Harvard Staff Photographer Sy Boles Harvard Staff Writer May 28, 2025 5 min read Parents reminisce about the campus experience shared with their children Part of the Commencement 2025 series A compilation of…
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Stephen Breyer Urges Today’s Students to Safeguard the Rule of Law
During a dialogue with Provost Jenny Martinez, the former Supreme Court justice reminisced about his time as an undergraduate at Stanford and encouraged students to confront differing viewpoints.
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Tribute to Claudio Pellegrini: A Visionary Behind SLAC’s X-ray Laser Revolution
Prominent scientists convened at SLAC on Pellegrini’s 90th anniversary to celebrate his contributions to science and to deliberate on the prospects of X-ray free-electron laser research.
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“Stand Up and Make Your Mark: Abdul-Jabbar Inspires Graduating Seniors”
“`html Kareem Abdul-Jabbar steps on stage to speak to the Class of 2025. Images by Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff Photographer Campus & Community Take a stance, Abdul-Jabbar urges graduating seniors Alvin Powell Harvard Staff Writer May 28, 2025 5 min read Author and basketball icon speaks to the occasion in Class Day address Part of the…
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Forging Paths for Revolutionary Enterprises: The Entrepreneurship Workshop
Yale Law School’s Entrepreneurship & Innovation Clinic offers legal advice to entrepreneurs regarding transactional matters that emerge as they create and expand their ventures.
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Building Competitive Digital Markets: The Path Forward
Yale SOM economist Fiona Scott Morton, a specialist in competition and the previous chief economist of the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, has recently released a compilation of essays that present strategies for fostering genuine competition in digital markets and enhancing their effectiveness for consumers.
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Unmissable Exhibitions to Experience This Spring and Summer
Classes might be finished, but library showcases are happening! Explore these 7 exhibitions available throughout campus during spring and summer — highlighting oral narratives, Islamic texts, Nigerian flyers, New Haven records, “spectacles,” and more.
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Supporting Someone Through a Psychotic Episode: A Helpful Guide
Yale Medicine psychiatrist Vinod H. Srihari provides essential information regarding psychosis and valuable advice on assisting someone who might be experiencing a psychotic episode.
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Secretary of Energy Chris Wright Explores Cutting-Edge Innovations at SLAC
Wright engaged with SLAC personnel and explored the lab’s state-of-the-art amenities, immersing himself in pioneering investigations in X-ray and ultrafast science, artificial intelligence, astrophysics, and additional fields.
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“Defend the Truth”
“`html Campus & Community ‘Champion the truth’ ROTC members representing the Air Force, Navy, and Army pledged an oath to support and defend the Constitution during the commissioning ceremony in Sanders Theatre. Photos by Veasey Conway/Harvard Staff Photographer Christina Pazzanese Harvard Staff Writer May 28, 2025 4 min read During ROTC speech, Garber cites Churchill…
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Revolutionary Nanoparticle Tool Emerges in Battle Against Cardiovascular and Kidney Disorders
The Chung Lab at USC Viterbi has developed a therapeutically improved, naturally sourced particle for effective gene therapies.
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Exploring Ge’ez: Insights from Episode 3 of “Ways of Knowing”
The realm of Aksum was among the most formidable empires globally during the fourth century. It significantly influenced the chronicles of Egypt, Persia, and Rome, alongside the nascent phases of Christianity and Islam. However, Aksum’s achievements have often been disregarded due to their documentation in the ancient African dialect of Ge’ez. Click to view the…
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Eric Arsenault Takes on Role as New Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Eric Arsenault, whose investigations concentrate on creating and utilizing ultrafast spectroscopies to comprehend the dynamics of intricate nanoscale systems, has been named assistant professor of chemistry, effective Jan. 1.
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Itzhak and Toby Perlman, along with Benjamin Verdery, Honored with Yale’s Sanford Medal
The utmost accolade from the School of Music was recently granted to music instructor Toby Perlman, violinist Itzhak Perlman, and veteran Yale guitar professor Benjamin Verdery for their exceptional contributions to music and music education.
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Innovative Tool from Rationale Engineering Paves the Way for Gene Therapy Advancements
Researchers at the McGovern Institute for Brain Research at MIT and the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard have redesigned a compact RNA-guided enzyme they discovered in bacteria into an effective, programmable editor of human DNA. The protein they developed, known as NovaIscB, can be tailored to make precise modifications to the genetic code, regulate…
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Embrace Your Humanity: A Future You’ll be Grateful For
“`html Illustration by Judy Blomquist/Harvard Staff Campus & Community Hey, you, preserve your humanity. You’ll express gratitude later. Alexandra Petri Harvard Correspondent May 28, 2025 5 min read A piece of guidance for the graduates — or, at least, one of them (you know who you are) A segment of the Commencement 2025 series A…
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Balancing Logic and Creativity
Through a contribution to the College of Liberal Arts, Dr. Kimberly Monday highlights the significance of a liberal arts education and the necessity of analytical thinking abilities. The article Championing Both Sides of the Brain was initially published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.
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Myosin: The Essential Motor Protein Driving Cellular Activity
“`html Interactions of specific plant proteins with molecular motors contribute to biomolecular aggregates and cellular operations in plants, based on findings from WashU biomedical engineers and Duke University plant biologists. (Image: Shutterstock) Biomolecular aggregates are unique molecular clusters composed of DNA, RNA, and proteins that “consolidate” molecules to essential sites within cells. Extensive efforts have…
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Sleep Enhancer Prevents Neurodegeneration in Mice
A widely used sleep medication reinstates healthier sleep cycles and shields mice from the neurological damage observed in degenerative brain conditions, such as Alzheimer’s disease, according to fresh findings from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. The medication, lemborexant, inhibits the detrimental accumulation of an irregular variant of a protein known as tau…
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FDA Pulls Six Popular Acne Treatments from Shelves: Here’s Why
Directed by Yale knowledge, federal authorities in March revealed the withdrawal of various acne treatments because of elevated concentrations of the carcinogenic compound benzene.
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Understanding the Gleason Score and Its Impact on Prostate Cancer Treatment
In the recent “Rose Walk and Talk,” Yale urologist Michael Leapman discusses how the “Gleason score” aids physicians in evaluating the outlook for men with prostate cancer — and developing tailored treatment strategies.
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Universal Framework for Anomaly Detection
“`html Sarah Alnegheimish’s scholarly pursuits lie at the convergence of machine learning and systems engineering. Her goal: to enhance the accessibility, transparency, and trustworthiness of machine learning systems. Alnegheimish is a doctoral candidate in Principal Research Scientist Kalyan Veeramachaneni’s Data-to-AI group within MIT’s Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems (LIDS). Here, she dedicates the majority…
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Innovative MIT Course Encourages Students to Integrate Engineering and Biology
The MIT course 2.797/2.798 (Molecular Cellular and Tissue Biomechanics) educates students on the significance of mechanics in biological contexts, specifically emphasizing biomechanics and mechanobiology: “Two terms that may sound similar, yet are fundamentally different,” states Ritu Raman, the Eugene Bell Career Development Professor of Tissue Engineering in the MIT Department of Mechanical Engineering. Biomechanics, Raman elaborates,…
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Navigating the Gleason Score: Its Impact on Prostate Cancer Treatment
In the most recent “Rose Walk and Talk,” Yale urologist Michael Leapman discusses how the “Gleason score” aids physicians in evaluating the outlook for men with prostate cancer—allowing them to develop personalized treatment strategies.
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Fostering Vibrant Civic Engagement in Our Cities
At this week’s Yale Innovation Summit, a newly introduced “civic track” spearheaded by entrepreneur Caroline Tanbee Smith will investigate approaches to enhancing urban environments. In a Q&A, she elaborates on the initiative and the connection between civic engagement and innovation.
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Celebrating Excellence: Stanford Alumni Association Honors Exceptional Students
This year’s awardees include graduating senior Peyton Klein, who has been honored with the J.E. Wallace Sterling Award, alongside Diego Kagurabadza and Helena Vasconcelos, who are the recipients of the Outstanding Achievement Award.
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Iranian Cybercriminal Accepts Plea Deal in $19 Million Ransomware Assault on Baltimore’s Robbinhood
An Iranian citizen has admitted to guilt in the U.S. regarding his participation in a global ransomware and extortion operation that utilized the Robbinhood ransomware. Sina Gholinejad (also known as Sina Ghaaf), 37, along with his accomplices, allegedly infiltrated the computer systems of multiple entities in the United States, encrypting data with Robbinhood ransomware to…
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Czech Republic Attributes 2022 Cyberattack to APT31 Hackers Linked to China
The Czech Republic on Wednesday officially charged a threat actor linked to the People’s Republic of China (PRC) with focusing on its Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In a public declaration, the administration stated it recognized China as the perpetrator of a harmful initiative aimed at one of the unclassified networks of the Czech Ministry of…
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Pakistan Detains 21 Individuals Linked to ‘Heartsender’ Malware Operations
“`html Officials in Pakistan have apprehended 21 individuals suspected of managing “Heartsender,” a previously prominent spam and malware distribution service that functioned for over a decade. The primary clientele for HeartSender were organized crime syndicates that sought to deceive victimized companies into remitting payments to a third party, and its purported owners were publicly exposed…
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MSU Ranks Among the Top 40 Universities in the U.S. for Patent Grants
University positions itself among the top 100 globally for the 12th straight year.
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Leveraging Anti-Tobacco Strategies: A New Approach for Food Industry Messaging
“`html Conceptual illustration of highly-processed food promotions. Image credit: Nicole Smith, created with ChatGPT Study: Adjusting anti-tobacco communications for ultraprocessed foods: Effects of message framing on perceptions of the food industry Investigators are advocating for a shift in the discourse surrounding ultraprocessed foods by emulating the methods that have effectively altered societal viewpoints on tobacco.…
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Exploring Line 5: Insights on Its History, Legal Issues, and Environmental Consequences from U-M Experts
“`html A perspective of the Mackinac Bridge alongside the Straits of Mackinac captured from Mackinaw City, Michigan. Image credit: Michael Barera, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons EXPERTS ADVISORY The destiny of the Line 5 pipeline, which transports over 500,000 barrels of oil and natural gas liquids daily between Wisconsin and Canada, is at yet…
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Line 5 and Indigenous Law: A Disturbingly Orwellian Perspective
A perspective of the Mackinac Bridge and the Straits of Mackinac from Mackinaw City, Michigan. Image credit: Michael Barera, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons The destiny of the Line 5 pipeline is at another pivotal point in its over 70-year existence. This pipeline transports more than 500,000 barrels of oil products each day across…
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The Perils of Line 5: Understanding the Potential Fallout of Failure
“`html A perspective of the Mackinac Bridge and the Straits of Mackinac from Mackinaw City, Michigan. Image credit: Michael Barera, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons The destiny of the Line 5 pipeline is presently at a significant turning point in its over 70-year saga. This conduit transports upwards of 500,000 barrels of oil products…
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The Twists and Turns of Michigan’s Line 5: A Tale Worthy of a Spy Novel
“`html A perspective of the Mackinac Bridge and the Straits of Mackinac as observed from Mackinaw City, Michigan. Image credit: Michael Barera, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons The outcome of the Line 5 pipeline stands at another pivotal point in its history spanning over 70 years. This pipeline transports over 500,000 barrels of petroleum…
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Navigating Climate Change: It’s a Battle of Will, Not Resources
“`html A perspective of the Mackinac Bridge and the Straits of Mackinac captured from Mackinaw City, Michigan. Image credit: Michael Barera, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons The destiny of the Line 5 pipeline is at yet another pivotal moment in its extensive history of over 70 years. This pipeline transports more than 500,000 barrels…
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Empowered to Make a Difference: The Journey of Ben Claflin
The article Prepared to Transform the Globe: Ben Claflin was initially published on UT Austin News – The University of Texas at Austin.
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Historic Triumph: Women’s Tennis Secures First National Championship
“`html The WashU women’s tennis squad celebrated their triumph at the NCAA Division III Championship. (Courtesy photo) For the inaugural time in its history, the women’s tennis team from Washington University in St. Louis clinched the national title, overcoming Pomona-Pitzer 4-3 on May 23 in Claremont, California. This championship signifies the 27th in WashU Athletics’…
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Fluoride Defense: Insights from WashU Experts
“`html As an increasing number of U.S. municipalities consider the elimination of fluoride from their water supplies, health specialists at the Prevention Research Center (PRC) at Washington University in St. Louis are equipping local communities with clear, evidence-driven resources to facilitate informed decisions. Fluoride, long celebrated as one of the most efficient and affordable means…
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The Hop Unveils the 2025 Arts Achievement Awards
Dartmouth honors exceptional scholars in the creative fields.
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Ph.D. Graduates: Triumphing Over Challenges on the Path to Success
Cornell’s latest Ph.D.s achieved success despite the unforeseen circumstances of recent years, President Michael I. Kotlikoff noted to nearly 400 doctoral graduates during the 2025 Ph.D. Recognition Ceremony on May 23 at Barton Hall.
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Electric Buses Struggle to Handle Cold Weather, Research Reveals
In partnership with Tompkins Consolidated Area Transit, investigators discovered that a test group of seven electric buses utilized up to 48% additional energy in frigid conditions.
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Seamless Shift: The Evolution of a Flying and Rolling Robot in Flight
Advanced robots that can both ascend and navigate on land generally land on solid ground prior to attempting to change form and drive away. However, when the landing surface is uneven, these machines can occasionally become immobilized and fail to proceed. A team of engineers from Caltech has now created a real-world Transformer that possesses…
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The Therapeutic Power of Sound
“`html Grant Jones. Stephanie Mitchell/Harvard Staff Photographer Campus & Community Healing through music Grant Jones fused his passion for meditation and enjoyment of R&B, hip-hop into his thesis on mindfulness practices Liz Mineo Harvard Staff Writer May 28, 2025 4 min read Part of the Commencement 2025 series A series of features and profiles highlighting…
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Overcoming Obstacles: Understanding the Challenges Faced by Individuals with Disabilities
“`html Melissa Shang. Photo by Grace DuVal Campus & Community Discovering obstacles encountered by individuals with disabilities Nikki Rojas Harvard Staff Writer May 28, 2025 4 min read Melissa Shang executes an extensive survey for her senior thesis, addressing a ‘major gap’ in academic research Part of the Commencement 2025 series A compilation of features…
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From Small Town Dreams to Harvard: A Journey of Reflection
“`html Lilian Smith. Niles Singer/Harvard Staff Photographer Campus & Community She departed a small town for Harvard but found herself reflecting on it Eileen O’Grady Harvard Staff Writer May 28, 2025 5 min read Lilian Smith’s thesis highlights the history of subtle defiance in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Part of the Commencement 2025 series A compilation…
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FSU Researchers Honored with Breakthrough Prize in Physics for Pioneering Contributions at CERN
The article FSU scholars are honored with the Breakthrough Prize in Physics for contributions at CERN was first published on Florida State University News.
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Revamped Guidelines for the Live Near Your Work Initiative
Established in 1997, the Live Near Your Work initiative continues to be favored by employees at both WashU and BJC. Throughout the years, it has assisted over 500 faculty and staff individuals by providing a cumulative total of $4.4 million in forgivable home loans designated for down payments and closing expenses. The main objective of…
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Fresh Faces Joining Cornell Board This July
At the meeting on May 23, the Cornell Board of Trustees appointed five new trustees and reaffirmed six existing trustees for four-year terms. They will all collaborate with recently elected trustees from the alumni and student body.
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Wings Against the Wind: The Inescapable Challenge of Climate Change for Birds
Although birds possess greater abilities than many species to move in reaction to climatic shifts, the environment is evolving more swiftly than they can travel, a recent study from Yale reveals.
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“How a High-Fat Diet Triggers Metabolic Dysfunction and Fuels Weight Gain”
“`html Adopting a diet high in fats may lead to a range of health concerns — not just an increase in weight but also a heightened likelihood of diabetes and other long-term ailments. At the cellular level, a multitude of alterations occur in reaction to a high-fat diet. Researchers from MIT have now charted some…
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Celebrating Heritage Through Tradition
“`html Campus & Community Celebrating tradition Lowell House bell tower. Harvard file photo Cynthia W. Rossano Harvard Correspondent May 28, 2025 4 min read Countless bells will signal Harvard’s Commencement Part of the Commencement 2025 series A compilation of features and profiles highlighting Harvard University’s 374th Commencement. In honor of the city of Cambridge and…
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Security Risk in Microsoft OneDrive: File Picker Vulnerability Exposes Full Cloud Access to Apps
Cybersecurity analysts have identified a security vulnerability in Microsoft’s OneDrive File Picker that, if effectively taken advantage of, could permit websites to retrieve a user’s complete cloud storage contents, rather than merely the files chosen for upload through the application. “This arises from excessively expansive OAuth permissions and deceptive consent interfaces that do not adequately…
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Unveiling AI: A Dive into Combatting Cyber Threats
[This is a Guest Journal by Jennifer Wilson, an ISC intern involved in the SANS.edu Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Cybersecurity (BACS) program [1].]
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Highlights from the 2025 Social Justice Awards Gala
Dartmouth recognizes individuals in the community for their dedication to harmony, civil liberties, education, public wellness, and numerous types of justice.
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Kid Fame: The Journey to Stardom in Childhood
Growing up as a renowned child can present numerous advantages, yet it also comes with its challenges. The article The Conversation: How Does a Person Achieve Fame as a Child? was initially published on News.
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Revitalizing the UGA Dance Program: Generous Donor Contributions Propel Transformation
In April 2025, prior to the University of Georgia dance department’s yearly spring showcase, student-performers, faculty, and spectators came together in the recently renamed Victor and Annette Riden Lobby in the Dance Building to commemorate the newly finished renovations and pay tribute to the couple whose legacy inspired the donation that made it possible. Victor…
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Harnessing VR Technology for Effective Robot Training in the Workplace
“`html Collaborating with robots is becoming increasingly prevalent in the recycling sector, facilitating automation of tasks and simplifying complex work. However, educating human workers to operate alongside robots can be challenging and time-intensive. Scholars from the University of Georgia have developed a new virtual reality environment to accelerate and simplify training. One procedure that frequently…
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$18 Million Endowment for Theoretical Physics Unveiled by Leinweber Foundation and UC Berkeley
The Leinweber Institute for Theoretical Physics at Berkeley is among five newly established centers receiving $90 million, the largest donation ever in this domain. The article Leinweber Foundation and UC Berkeley create $18 million endowment to support theoretical physics research was initially published on Berkeley News.