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Optical spectrometers have long been hailed for their versatility in producing light and measuring its properties across the electromagnetic spectrum. These instruments have found applications in various fields, ranging from medical diagnostics to material characterization. However, traditional spectrometer designs have been characterized by their bulkiness and high cost, limiting their deployment to specialized facilities. In
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has seen significant growth in recent years, revolutionizing various industries by streamlining operations and enhancing efficiency. In a feature article published in AIChE Journal, Dr. Faisal Khan, along with a team of esteemed researchers, explores the challenges and benefits of integrating Intelligence Augmentation (IA) into process safety systems. The research aims to
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Today, computer systems both in Australia and abroad experienced a massive outage due to an update pushed out by security software provider CrowdStrike. The CrowdStrike Falcon platform, utilized by businesses and organizations for security monitoring on desktops and notebooks, was the software predominantly affected by this update. The aftermath of this software failure resulted in
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Imitation learning has long been considered a promising method for teaching robots how to perform everyday tasks with reliability and precision. However, the success of imitation learning frameworks heavily relies on detailed human demonstrations that provide the necessary data to reproduce specific movements using robotic systems. One common approach to collecting these demonstrations is through
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The University of Western Australia’s TeraNet, known for its network of optical ground stations specializing in high-speed space communications, has recently achieved a major milestone. The team, led by Associate Professor Sascha Schediwy, successfully received laser signals from a German satellite in low Earth orbit. This breakthrough has the potential to revolutionize communication bandwidth between
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AT&T, a Dallas-based telecommunications company, recently disclosed its second data breach of the year, affecting over 100 million U.S. customers. Unlike a server breakdown, the breach was caused by a malicious actor who illegally gained access to the company’s workspace. The compromised data includes communication records from specific dates in 2022 and 2023. The breach
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A groundbreaking research conducted by Dr. Sung Mook Choi and his team at the Korea Institute of Materials Science has led to the development of a one-step electrode fabrication process in South Korea. This innovative process, recently published in the journal Applied Energy, revolutionizes the production of electrodes for anion exchange membrane water electrolysis by
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