The U.S. Department of Energy’s Ames Laboratory is launching a four-year, $3.2 million project to develop software that will bring the power of exascale computers to the computational study and design of catalytic materials. Ames Laboratory scientist Mark Gordon, also the Francis M. Craig Distinguished Professor of Chemistry at Iowa State University, will lead the laboratory’s project. Old Dominion University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Virginia Tech, and EP Analytics are named as partner institutions in the effort. The scientific inspiration behind the project, said Gordon, is mesoporous nanoparticles, an area of expertise for the laboratory’s Division Chemical and Biological…
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WiseGuyRerports.com Presents “Global Security Software Market 2018 by Manufacturers, Countries, Type and Application, Forecast to 2023” New Document to its Studies Database. The Report Contain 136 Pages With Detailed Analysis. Security software comprise a suite of security products. Their scope encompasses several areas such as data protection, compliance, architecture, email security, web security, governance, data loss prevention, security information and event management, and identity and access. A security software solution provides several features such as encryption, endpoint monitoring, identity and access management, intrusion detection, vulnerability scanning, and application and messaging security. Scope of the Report: This report studies the Security…
Global engineering company Renishaw offers QuantAM Dental software, which automates additive manufacturing (AM) build preparation for hundreds of dental frameworks in a single operation. The software, which was launched in March 2017, can cut preparation time from two hours or more with existing build preparation software to around 30 minutes. The 75% reduction allows dental production facilities to produce patient-specific frameworks with a reduced workload for staff, enabling cost reductions. Dental production facilities typically receive hundreds of custom design files daily from multiple customers. Previously, the industry lacked a single suite of software that could handle all the operations required…
In the extensive deep dive, de With outlines why the new iPhone’s images look so vastly different to those taken by the iPhone X, even though much of the hardware was carried over from last year. Notably, the developer offers an explanation for an alleged skin-smoothing effect that made headlines over the weekend. Computational photography is the future Apple long ago realized that iPhone’s future is not necessarily in its hardware. That is why the company generally shies away from publicizing “tech specs” such as processor speed or RAM, and instead focuses on real-world performance. The same holds true for the camera. Instead…
The PDF apps have received a major update that includes dozens of fixes for flaws that would allow for remote code execution attacks if exploited. Other possible attacks include elevation of privilege flaws and information disclosure vulnerabilities. Fortunately, Adobe said that none of the bugs was currently being targeted in the wild – yet. For Mac and Windows Acrobat/Reader DC users, the fixes will be present in versions 2019.008.20071. For those using the older Acrobat and Reader 2017 versions, the fix will be labeled 2017.011.30105. Because PDF readers have become such a popular target for email and web-based malware attacks,…
So now we have school principals begging for money (“Begging for a budget boost,” Tuesday Review-Journal), while headlines rave about the piles of marijuana taxes raised in excess of predictions…………….SUBSCRIBE FOR UNLIMITED ACCESS.
Given the amount of money we spend per student and our relative socioeconomic advantage, the ACT’s education system should be at the top of the class. Unfortunately, debates on performance rarely go beyond playground arguments. Claims that any criticism of public schools is talking down the system are toxic and must be rejected outright. Equally, empty rhetoric about failing our students by the opposition must also be rejected. Voters deserve viable alternatives to current government policy, not just name-calling. The ideological inertia of the Labor and Liberal parties in the ACT has squandered our opportunities. The vacuous Future of Education…
A Tennessee football player didn’t quit the team during Saturday’s embarrassing loss to Florida, but he was asked to leave the sideline after refusing to enter the game. Volunteers Coach Jeremy Pruitt said he took action after linebacker Quart’e Sapp said he wasn’t going to play, the Knoxville News Sentinel reports. “He wouldn’t go into the game when he was asked to go in,” Pruitt said, according to the paper. “I don’t know how things were done before, but when you tell somebody to go in and they refuse to go in, we’re not going to do that around here. I asked…
The founder and CEO of Tron (TRX) Foundation – Justin Sun, recently made an appearance at a decentralized application (Dapp) developer meetup. Along with Justin Sun, the other prominent speakers at the meetup included: Li Xiadong – head of Tron (TRX) Dapp -, Minako Kojima – the CEO of Xiannvzuo Technology Company -, Wu Xiao – computer science graduate from the University of Alberta -, and Chen Ha – Head of China of BitGuild. Tron (TRX) Expands on the Idea of BitTorrent In the meeting, the head of Tron (TRX) Dapp took center stage and detailed all the Tron Foundation…
In terms of Internet penetration, Qataris have one of the world’s highest Internet use rates with a saturation level at 95%, according to the latest report released by North Western University in Qatar in its annual Media Use in the Middle East survey. The survey points out that Qatar has unique social media use patterns. Among all Qataris, 93% use WhatsApp, 70% use Instagram, and 64% use Snapchat. The latter two figures are among the highest penetration rates in the world for those two platforms. The survey also finds that Qataris spend the most time face-to-face with family each week…