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Hyperion Expands Its Scientific and Technical Advisory Board – Consumer Electronics Net - Vimarsana News

Hyperion Expands Its Scientific and Technical Advisory Board – Consumer Electronics Net

4 hours ago Hyperion Metals appoints world leading materials scientist and inventor Dr. Kesh Keshavan to its Scientific and Technical Advisory Board. Dr. Keshavan is a distinguished materials scientist with an outstanding track record of progressing technologies from invention through to full commercialization. Dr. Keshavan has deep industrial experience as a Technology Advisor to Schlumberger, and as a Director and Vice President of Schlumberger companies. The role of the Scientific and Technical Advisory Board is to guide Hyperion’s technical and scientific...

iTWire - Submitting known buggy Linux patches 'ethical, noble and brave' - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Submitting known buggy Linux patches 'ethical, noble and brave'

iTWire Wednesday, 28 April 2021 07:21 Submitting known buggy Linux patches 'ethical, noble and brave' Featured Image by PublicDomainPictures from Pixabay A developer known as Giacomo Tesio has backed the actions of students and staff from the University of Minnesota, who sent known buggy patches to the stable Linux kernel maintainer Greg Kroah-Hartman, writing that the act was "not just ethical, but noble and brave". "All the livor and drama that followed your research proves that the Linux Foundation failed to learn the lessons of a post to the kernel mailing list. ...

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Blood Testing Finds Undiagnosed Covid Cases In NZ – Expert Reaction - Vimarsana News

Blood Testing Finds Undiagnosed Covid Cases In NZ – Expert Reaction

The SMC asked experts to comment on the study. Dr Amanda Kvalsvig, Senior Research Fellow, Department of Public Health, University of Otago, Wellington, comments: “It’s encouraging to see such a low number of previously-undiagnosed cases. It does support the evidence from other data sources such as community testing, which have consistently shown low rates of positive tests. So far there’s been no indication that Aotearoa New Zealand has experienced large undetected outbreaks in the community. “It’s likely that the overall percentage of missed cases is higher than indicated by this ...

Medsafe Seeks More Info On Janssen Covid-19 Vaccine – Expert Reaction - Vimarsana News

Medsafe Seeks More Info On Janssen Covid-19 Vaccine – Expert Reaction

Friday, 16 April 2021, 5:07 pm New Zealand’s medicines regulator has asked for more information from Janssen, with countries putting the company’s Covid-19 vaccine on hold due to rare blood clot concerns. The Janssen vaccine was next in line to be approved for use in New Zealand, but over the past few days The SMC asked experts to comment. Associate Professor James Ussher, Department of Microbiology and Immunology, University of Otago, comments: “I think Medsafe has made the right decision in asking for further information. I note the Americans today have had an emergency meeting on th...

Business Scoop » Medsafe Seeks More Info On Janssen Covid-19 Vaccine – Expert Reaction - Vimarsana News

Business Scoop » Medsafe Seeks More Info On Janssen Covid-19 Vaccine – Expert Reaction

Press Release – Science Media Centre New Zealands medicines regulator has asked for more information from Janssen, with countries putting the companys Covid-19 vaccine on hold due to rare blood clot concerns. The Janssen vaccine was next in line to be approved for use in New … New Zealand’s medicines regulator has asked for more information from Janssen, with countries putting the company’s Covid-19 vaccine on hold due to rare blood clot concerns. The Janssen vaccine was next in line to be approved for use in New Zealand, but over the past few days The SMC asked experts to comment.