Where are we in the COVID-19 vaccine race?
Britain on Wednesday became the first country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine developed by Oxford University and AstraZeneca, prioritizing the rapid deployment...
Could mRNA COVID-19 vaccines be dangerous in the long-term?
‘There is a race to get the public vaccinated, so we are willing to take more risk.' Coronavirus vaccine under development (illustrative) (photo credit: DADO...
Q&A: Does efficacy equal effectiveness with COVID-19 vaccines? Are we going to be protected?
The frontrunners in the COVID-19 vaccine race have emerged with different success rates for their shots in clinical trials, but what does that mean for...
What Is Continuous Intelligence?
Continuous intelligence (CI) from all your data is not another phrase to describe real time, speed or throughput. It’s about frictionless cycle time to derive continuous...
Can I Sue Someone Who Hit Me With a Car?
[caption id="attachment_74847" align="alignnone" width="1200"] Can-I-Sue-Someone-Who-Hit-Me-With-a-Car[/caption] Pedestrians are injured by cars approximately once every eight minutes. If you are one of the pedestrians who has been...
What is security’s role in digital transformation?
With security regaining priority in digital strategies, CISOs are dispersing security responsibility throughout the organization and working to transform the IT culture. Two years ago,...
Why do ‘non-lethal’ weapons maim and kill protesters?
Police in riot gear shoot rubber bullets at demonstrators outside the White House on June 1 during a BLM protest Jose Luis Magana AFP Riot...
How secure are your AI and machine learning projects?
Artificial intelligence and machine learning bring new vulnerabilities along with their benefits. Here's how several companies have minimized their risk. When enterprises adopt new technology,...
Mysterious dimming of Betelgeuse explained?
10-12 minutes Observations with the Hubble Space Telescope revealed a large amount of dense hot gas moving outwards through Betelgeuse’s extended atmosphere. This gas might...
Are containers a good choice for your applications?
David Linthicum Containers are hotter than hot, and the hype is raging. Consider these 3 things before you make the move Verena Yunita Yapi (CC0)...
Can I Set My MacBook to Do Nothing When I Close the Lid?
Stephanie Faris If you want to continue listening to music without leaving your Mac notebook computer open, you'll need to change your MacBook close-lid settings....
What comes after Kubernetes?
Kubernetes solves only half the problem of modernizing applications. The next stage will be filling the gap between Kubernetes and applications Thinkstock “Boring.” That’s one...
Will a coronavirus vaccine be a ‘cure’ for the pandemic?
The answer to this is more complicated than one might think and centers around the question of the strength and longevity of the immune response....
What does a geisha do with spare time? Read manga, play with cats
Koiku lives in a Tokyo apartment, loves to read manga comics, and to play with her Scottish Fold cats. But as evening nears she paints...
Are coins a thing of the past?
The demand for coins continues to drop, due to the twin effects of digital technology and inflation reducing coin values. Is it just a matter...
What makes some overcome evil, while others are coopted and destroyed?
In Keep Saying Their Names, Simon Stranger tries to postpone the second death of Hirsch Komissar, his great-grandfather-in-law, a Norwegian Jew murdered by the Gestapo...
Will Iran deploy its 3rd Khordad lethal air defense in Syria?
Iran’s new air defense help could also have ramifications for Turkey’s military presence. Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is seen near a "3 Khordad"...
Are these the first real-world images of the Galaxy Note 20Â Ultra?
Are you planning to buy one? In brief: In just over four weeks, Samsung will unveil the Galaxy Note 20 at its online-only Unpacked event. Now,...
Will COVID-19 halt the rise in life expectancy?
As of 2018, life expectancy in Israel was 83 years, of which 74 years, on average, were lived in good health. Mayanei Hayeshua Medical team...
What could a Tesla move to Texas mean for the job market?
Stay-at-home orders in California have caused significant difficulties for companies and businesses of all sizes, including Tesla and executive Elon Musk. Headquartered in Palo Alto,...
Do we need so many databases?
We have hundreds of different databases to choose from for storing our data — and we need more Marzavka / Getty Images The world used...
What is the ‘map’ of the human microbiome?
What makes a human body? According to researchers, human cells tell but half the story. The other half involves the myriad of microorganisms that make...
Do gut bacteria contribute to ethnic health disparities?
The bacteria living in our guts play a major role in health, and some studies have found an association between ethnicity and the makeup of...
Hoping to rebound from coronavirus, UK PM Johnson sets out school building plan
FILE PHOTO: A child is seen working in a classroom at Watlington Primary School as some schools re-open, following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease...
Why are we still catching colds?
Hand washing, social distancing, and disinfecting surfaces has been key to the quashing of the Covid-19 curve, but why hasn't it protected us from the...
Could drugs like Prozac combat food poisoning?
Serotonin can reduce the severity of infections caused by the bacterium E. coli O157, a common cause of food poisoning. This raises the intriguing possibility...
What is trauma? Are you hurting inside without knowing? What to know
Psychological trauma is a response to an event that a person finds highly stressful. Examples include being in a war zone, a natural disaster, or...
What is white fragility?
White people in the United States have protection from racial stress. Engaging in conversations about racism may trigger a range of defensive actions, feelings, and...