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Light Unbound: Data Limits Could Vanish with New Optical Antennas Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, have found a new way to harness properties of light waves that can radically increase the amount of data they carry. They demonstrated the emission of discrete twisting laser beams from antennas made up of concentric rings roughly equal to the diameter of a human hair, small enough to be placed on computer ch...

Serena Hallowell Joins Motley Rice Securities Fraud Practice Leadership Recognized among peers as a leader in the plaintiffs securities bar News provided by Share this article Share this article MT. PLEASANT, S.C., March 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Motley Rice LLC, one of the nations largest plaintiffs law firms, is proud to announce the addition of veteran securities lawyer Serena Hallowell (NY) to its New York City office. Joining as a member of the firm and a leader of its securities fraud li...

Photo Credit: Saul Jay Singer One wall in Saul Jay Singer’s “collection room,” containing approximately 40 percent of his collection. Each one of the binders in the picture holds about 50-60 pages that contain special acid-free pockets into which Singer places documents he acquires. Last month, Saul Jay Singer, 69, a Washington-based collector of Judaica, published his 300 th “Collecting Jewish History” column in The Jewish Press. To mark the occasion, The Jewish Press ...

(Latvian Public Broadcasting) Anyone with a mobility idea is being  invited to join the kick-off technology marathon “Urban Mobility Hackathon” on April 15-17, where participants from all three Baltic States will be encouraged to address the challenges of cities in ensuring climate-neutral mobility. The solutions developed in the online hackathon can later be submitted to a new incubator program run by innovation movement “VEFRESH” in cooperation with the...

7 Inventions That You See Everywhere But May Have Not Known Were Invented By Malaysians RD Minion © Provided by Rojak Daily 7 Inventions That You See Everywhere But May Have Not Known Were Invented By Malaysians If you were on Google yesterday, its likely that you came across the Google Doodle that honoured Dr Wu Lien Teh, a Malayan who was nominated for the Nobel Prize for the mask he created to fight an epidemic.  Before the Google Doodle, many Malaysians werent even awa...

FDH Partners with Marshall University Experts on Nondestructive Technology and Structural Health Monitoring Contract for Corps of Engineers News provided by Share this article Share this article RALEIGH, N.C., March 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- FDH Infrastructure Services, LLC (FDH), has partnered with Marshall University on a multi-year contract with the Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC), U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (the Corps). The contract scope centers on the use of nondestructi...

With so much automation in code writing process, results are rarely double-checked, which opens the door to vulnerabilities and downright danger.

UMass Amherst student blazes an impressive, nontraditional path in cybersecurity As a white-hat hacker, cybersecurity student Thao Trinh ’21 catches criminals and finds bugs When she arrived as an international student at UMass Amherst, Thao Trinh ’21 recalls her excitement, anxiety, and deep desire to excel. As a first-year student from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, in 2017, she aspired to study ethical computer hacking, known as white-hat hacking. Four years later, supported in so...

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