Race to save government websites before they disappear forever

Every four years, Web Archive end-of-term fellows across the country capture a photograph of her … [+] government messages during the transition of power. Deadline Web Archive In a small, windowless room in San Francisco, rows of computers whirr with an intensity that borders on a scream. This may be an ordinary scene for a … Read more

This dust removes as much CO2 from the air as a tree

A typical large tree can absorb up to 40 kilograms of carbon dioxide from the air in a year. Now scientists at UC Berkeley say they can do the same job with less than half a kilogram of fluffy yellow powder. The dust is designed to trap the greenhouse gas in its microscopic pores, then … Read more

Wilmington’s Planning Commission puts marijuana buffers up for another vote

Delaware’s largest city will decide whether to welcome a marijuana business or two — maybe three — in the coming weeks as the state prepares for its future with recreational marijuana. A special meeting of the Wilmington City Planning Commission Tuesday night reinstated the ordinance for marijuana cultivation, production, testing or retail locations to be … Read more

Hacker may have breached the hot topic, stealing data for millions

A cybersecurity vendor has uncovered evidence that a hacker stole data from fashion retailer Hot Topic, including the personal data of millions of customers. Israeli cybersecurity firm Hudson Rock is warning of the alleged breach after a hacker began selling access to a database full of customer information stolen from Hot Topic and two related … Read more

Science gathering brings more than 100 creative minds to Marfa – The Big Bend Sentinel

Josh Jones-Dilworth MARFA – While Marfa was packed with visitors last weekend – from big weddings and the Marfa100 bike ride – another big group headed into town last night for what organizers are calling an “intimate gathering of the world’s most intriguing people of science”. This invitation-only gathering, called the Penrose Far West, is … Read more

Science Corp brain implant restores patient’s vision in preliminary trials

The Science Corp study, called PRIMAvera, examined 38 patients suffering from geographic atrophy (GA) who were implanted with the PRIMA retinal system. Credit: Shutterstock / metamorworks US-based brain-computer interface company Science Corporation has announced preliminary results from testing of its PRIMA retinal implant, finding the device capable of restoring life-like vision to patients who had … Read more

New research by JU Davis College of Business and Technology marketing professors reveals food ordering apps influence brand loyalty

Dr. Irina Toteva, an assistant professor of marketing in the Davis College of Business & Technology at Jacksonville University.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., October 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — We’ve all had days when we don’t feel like going out to dinner, so we put away our cellphones and place an order on DoorDash or another third-party grocery app, an online food delivery industry designed to 1.02 trillion dollars just last year. Dr. Irina Toteva, assistant professor … Read more

Investment banker turned social entrepreneur aims to reduce India’s 170,000 annual road deaths to zero

Piyush Tewari, founder and CEO of India’s SaveLife Foundation. SaveLife Foundation Former New Delhi investment banker Piyush Tewari founded a non-profit road safety organization after the needless death of his 16-year-old cousin Shivam Bajpai in Kanpur, India. In vain because after being hit by a motorist, Bajpai bled to death on the side of the … Read more