Star Lab News Today

WASHINGTON. Mission-critical data protection company Star Lab Corp. (a Wind River company) announced that its Kevlar Embedded Security product will now feature data protection capabilities at-rest and runtime for Linux-based embedded systems.

Rob Stewart continues his look back at Young Justice with season two's "The Fix" and "Runaways."

University of Michigan psychology students Hailey Prokop and Irmgard Pallas are investigating the critical nuances of suicide prevention in young populations. Jack Droelle, a sociology student, is working on a project exploring the complex interplay between race and U-M's evolving identity.

Though Metro Detroit is not in the path of totality, many locations are holding eclipse viewing parties on Monday, April 8.

A University of California, San Diego professor will be going to southern Mexico to watch the total solar eclipse on a cruise ship.

Iowas highly-contested AEA reform bill passed Wednesday, spurring some concern and caution from local Mississippi Bend AEA leaders and staff.

The Episcopal School of Dallas Elevates K-12 STEM and Design Programs with the launch of State-of-the-Art AR STEM Lab from Red Comet

WASHINGTON. Mission-critical software protection company Star Lab released Titanium for KVM, its response to the growing need for an easily implemented security solution for kernel-based virtual machines (KVM).

Fairmont State University has received a $2.5 million grant from NASA. This money will be spent over five years to support the universitys Education Resource Center (ERC).

Since its launch in 2011, Snapchat has become the go-to social media platform for sharing quick, ephemeral photos and videos. The app’s popularity has led to it being adopted by a wide range of businesses and organizations as a way to reach out to their target audiences. For many companies, Snapchat provides an ideal way […]