A new study investigating brain activity patterns in schizophrenia patients and their siblings is suggesting a specific brain “signature” could detect the condition in subjects before clinical symptoms appear. Source of Article
Security professionals often need to quickly look up and correlate data during OSINT, reconnaissance, discovering vulnerabilities, finding security breaches in networks, and more. Fortunately, there are search engines in their…
British apparel maker Vollebak explores how to prevent electronic components and materials from filling landfills. It recycles various obsolete parts and pieces into a flamboyant timepiece it calls the Garbage Watch. Source of Article
Data Viper, a security startup that provides access to some 15 billion usernames, passwords and other information exposed in more than 8,000 website breaches, has itself been hacked and its…
Back in 2011, we first heard about an MIT-developed system that essentially allowed robots to "see" through their fingertips. Now, the technology is being used to let them finely manipulate electrical cables. Source of Article
With remote work fully underway, inefficiencies are hampering employee productivity, according to the survey by Beagle Research Group and software provider Zoho. Source: Beagle Research Group and Zoho More for…
Sitting down with Ezeelogin’s Founder and Director Bachchan James was a treat for Safety Detective’s Aviva Zacks. She got to find out all about what a jump host s and…
Aviva Zacks of Safety Detective had the chance to interview Jeroen van Meeuwen, President and CTO of Kolab Now, and ask how Kolab Now protects the cloud. SD: What has…
In 1950, Landia’s Christian Oelgaard invented the Chopper Pump. Seventy years on, how is it that this piece of equipment has not only stayed the course, but now seems more relevant than ever?
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With the advent of evermore robust and functional wireless sensors, how industrial plants think about how they do condition monitoring on equipment is changing.
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