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A first-year cybersecurity student at Thailand's Khon Kaen University has received a letter of appreciation from NASA for reporting a security flaw in the U.S. space agency's information systems.
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Councillors have wound back a motion passed weeks ago that would have blocked fossil fuel advertisers on council property.
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Radio amateurs in Oslo spoke a command to ESA’s OPS-SAT PRETTY satellite, which recognized it on board and launched Doom.
Mayank Shreshtha outlines the crucial contributions of the experimentalist Myriam Sarachik to the Kondo effect The post Myriam Sarachik: how her work on the Kondo effect sparked a revolution in modern…
How quickly time seems to pass may be linked to how much energy your body burns at rest, your stress chemistry, and your working memory, according to a new study.
In her time, Kadambini Ganguly challenged convention to become the first Indian female doctor to practice Western medicine
