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Software extends protein mapping to complexes that govern the breadth of cell biology.
One-minute-long excerpt of the intervention of Professor David Sinclair during an event organized by the SALT Fund, that took place in October.
In this excerpt, Professor Sinclair talks about the work done in his Lab at Harvard University on partial cellular reprogramming and rejuvenation.
The panel counted with the participation of three antiaging and longevity experts:
* Dr. David Sinclair, Professor of Genetics, Harvard Medical School.
* Dr. Eric Verdin, Chief Executive Officer & President, Buck Institute for Research on Aging.
* Dr. Jennifer Garrison, Assistant Professor, Buck Institute for Research on Aging.
The moderator was Dr. Dina Radenkovic, Partner, The SALT Fund.
Tesla Autopilot is a self-driving assistance system. In plain terms, it’s a capability that enables a Tesla to’see’ the cars and road ahead of it and, to a limited extent, drive itself.
WSJ’s Joanna Stern put on a headset to live in the virtual world for 24 hours and shares what she learned.
The TechCrunch Global Affairs Project examines the increasingly intertwined relationship between the tech sector and global politics.
Criminals have a long history of conducting cyber espionage on China’s behalf. Protected from prosecution by their affiliation with China’s Ministry of State Security (MSS), criminals turned government hackers conduct many of China’s espionage operations. Alarming as it may sound, this is not a new phenomenon. An indictment issued by the U.S. Department of Justice last year, for example, indicated that the simultaneous criminal-espionage activity of two Chinese hackers went back as far as 2009. In another case, FireEye, a cybersecurity company, alleges that APT41, a separate cohort of MSS hackers, began as a criminal outfit in 2012 and transitioned to concurrently conducting state espionage from 2014 onward. But there’s reason to believe that since then, China has been laying the groundwork for change.
A spate of policies beginning in 2015 put China in a position to replace contracted criminals with new blood from universities. The CCP’s first effort in 2015 was to standardize university cybersecurity degrees by taking inspiration from the United States’ National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education — a NIST framework for improving the U.S. talent pipeline. One year later, China announced the construction of a new National Cybersecurity Talent and Innovation Base in Wuhan. Including all of the Base’s components, it is capable of training and certifying 70,000 people a year in cybersecurity.
The vehicle is a smart, efficient, and economical way to deliver goods and packages in an urban environment.
An innovator in early AR systems has a dire prediction: the metaverse could change the fabric of reality as we know it.
Louis Rosenberg, a computer scientist and developer of the first functional AR system at the Air Force Research Laboratory, penned an op-ed in Big Think this weekend that warned the metaverse — an immersive VR and AR world currently being developed by The Company Formerly Known as Facebook — could create what sounds like a real life cyberpunk dystopia.
“I am concerned about the legitimate uses of AR by the powerful platform providers that will control the infrastructure,” Rosenberg wrote in the essay.
