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Simulations demonstrate vulnerability of critical personnel during joint natural disaster and pandemic events When a...

Loading video... Credit: IEEE/CAA Journal of Automatica Sinica According to recent estimates, there will be roughly 10 billion people to feed in 2050. Agricultural production will need to increase by almost 56% to guarantee food security globally, without converting more land for agriculture (in line with environmental and climate targets). This unprecedented challenge has ushered in the era of "smart agriculture," which promises to revolutionize food production by combining agricultural techni...

 E-Mail IMAGE: A University of Texas at Arlington assistant professor in the Industrial, Manufacturing, and Systems Engineering (IMSE) Department received a $248,404 sub-grant to study how to make farming more sustainable and... view more  Credit: UT Arlington A University of Texas at Arlington assistant professor in the Industrial, Manufacturing, and Systems Engineering (IMSE) Department received a $248,404 sub-grant to study how to make farming more sustainable and environmentally f...

UTA research into Iowa farming has potential impact for urban and rural areas in Texas

Accenture Labs Louis DiValentin is a Cyber R&D Principal at Accenture Labs. He received a Masters of Science in Systems Engineering and Operations Research and has a background in Networks, Security, Data Science, and Big Data Platforms. He has helped develop multiple machine learning algorithms on enterprise scale datasets to enhance the threat hunt process and received multiple patents on his innovations. He has presented on security applications at a number of data science conferences and ...

JEDDAH: With a recent joint agreement with Saudi Arabian Military Industries (SAMI) to enhance the Kingdom’s defense capabilities and localize its military industry, Lockheed Martin (LM) has become a vital partner in the development of the Kingdom’s defence capabilities as part of Vision 2030. The agreement states that SAMI will own 51 percent of the joint venture with LM, which aims to establish a research and development center, to be named the KSA Defense Systems Engineering & Technology...

Bill Lundgren is the Director of Product Management for Cloud Operation and Architecture at Extreme Networks, where he works alongside the cloud operations team designing and enhancing ExtremeCloud IQ and the external-facing APIs. He was previously a product manager at Aerohive Networks focused on APIs and also served as Director of Systems Engineering for the western U.S. for a number of years, as well as a pre-sale SE. Prior to working at Aerohive and Extreme, Bill worked for VARs and in ente...

With more than 2 million Florida seniors now vaccinated against COVID-19, many are asking whether it's safe to return to a pre-pandemic lifestyle. Can they dine out? Hug their grandchildren? Attend church? Go shopping? What about air travel? The experts say there is a delicate balancing act of limiting risk while increasing reward.

The tool visualizes hospital acute care and ICU capacity and provides information on hospital transfer procedures Credit: Getty Images Feb 18, 2021 Imagine youve been diagnosed with COVID-19 and need care, but are concerned that the closest hospital may not have a bed available. While investigating where you can be admitted and treated, you lose precious time. Situations like this can now be prevented, thanks to a system designed by a Johns Hopkins engineer. Kimia Ghobadi, an assistant profess...

Gregory Falco Dr. Gregory Falco is a security researcher at Stanford University’s Freeman Spogli Institute, an incoming Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University’s Department of Civil & Systems Engineering and the Institute for Assured Autonomy and an NSF-Fulbright Scholar in Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity in Iceland. His research is on space system and critical infrastructure cybersecurity and resilience. Articles by Gregory Falco