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UNM announces book program for tenured and promoted faculty - Vimarsana News

UNM announces book program for tenured and promoted faculty

The College of University Libraries and Learning Sciences (CULLS) announces a new tradition to celebrate newly promoted faculty each year. The new program gives faculty members the opportunity to select a book of personal significance to be included in...

Source: unm.edu
Experts warn smart toys for children could be collecting user data that might be sold - Vimarsana News

Experts warn smart toys for children could be collecting user data that might be sold

Experts warn that makers of smart toys could be collecting your data and selling it to advertisers without your even realizing it.

Danish Artist Hides Enormous Trolls in Forests Around the World Using Recycled Wood—LOOK - Vimarsana News

Danish Artist Hides Enormous Trolls in Forests Around the World Using Recycled Wood—LOOK

Thomas Dambo's giant wooden trolls are coming en-masse to Western Australia as part of the Giants of Mandurah cultural tourist event.

Thomas Dambo: The Danish recycle artist bringing his giant wooden trolls to Perth, Australia - Vimarsana News

Thomas Dambo: The Danish recycle artist bringing his giant wooden trolls to Perth, Australia

Danish artist Thomas Dambo builds giant wooden trolls from recycled wood. He’s now hiding them in the Western Australian bush.

Thomas Dambo: The Danish recycle artist bringing his giant wooden trolls to Perth, Australia - Vimarsana News

Thomas Dambo: The Danish recycle artist bringing his giant wooden trolls to Perth, Australia

Danish artist Thomas Dambo builds giant wooden trolls from recycled wood. He’s now hiding them in the Western Australian bush.

Source: smh.com.au