Approximately 100 high school and college students had the opportunity to engage with UConn Health faculty, staff, medical, dental and graduate students in a variety of activities to raise awareness about health and biomedical science careers and the admissions process for medical, dental and graduate. the schools. (Photo by John Atashian) At UConn Health on … Read more
Microsoft’s Recall feature, which creates screenshots of basically everything you see or do on a Copilot Plus computer, has been mired in controversy since it was announced earlier this year. After security researchers discovered that a pre-release version of the Recall database was not encrypted, Microsoft moved to delay the feature and overhaul it with … Read more
Alexander Maloney, an international leader in quantum information science, joins the College of Arts and Sciences (A&S) this fall as the inaugural Kathy and Stan Walters Endowed Professor of Quantum Science. Maloney, a researcher investigating fundamental issues in theoretical physics and quantum information theory, comes to Syracuse from McGill University in Montreal. Alexander Maloney “I … Read more
A digital representation of a group of cell-penetrating peptides. Credit: Daryl Ariawan A new review of research on cell-penetrating peptide (CPP) clusters by scientists from Macquarie University and the University of Oxford will provide a roadmap for biomedical scientists to develop the next generation of treatments for cancer and neurodegenerative diseases. Biological barriers such as … Read more
Governor Glenn Youngkin announced today that the Virginia Small Business Finance Authority in partnership with the Tobacco Region Revitalization Commission will provide disaster loans to farmers and small agricultural and forestry businesses located in counties affected by Hurricane Helene in Virginia. Southwest. The Agricultural Disaster Microloan Program will provide financial assistance to Virginia small businesses … Read more
Vintage alarm clock buried under colorful fallen autumn leaves with shallow depth of field. … [+] Daylight saving time concept with clock hands almost 2 am. Many people look forward to fall savings as we gain an extra hour of sleep. But being on a new schedule can greatly affect our sleep. According to the … Read more
There’s a ton of streaming content hitting Max this month, including some cool new series you won’t find anywhere else. The most obvious is one Dune prequel that has been in the works for a while, along with another keepers adaptations, many home improvement shows, documentaries on Ted Turner and James Carville, and much more. … Read more
Jodi Wright, 56, moved from California to Idaho in 2020 in search of a quiet place to retire. Wright and her family built a custom home outside of Boise. But they moved back to California earlier this year because of rising prices. This essay is based on a conversation with Jodi Wright, a 56-year-old stay-at-home … Read more
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For Sinead Mulhern, life in Toronto felt too fast, stressful and expensive. She saved up for a yearlong adventure in South America, planning to return to Canada at the end. After living in Cuenca, Ecuador, for six years, she feels stable, curious and engaged. I often think back to the day I arrived in Cuenca, … Read more
