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Emotion-detecting tech should be restricted by law - AI Now A US-based AI institute says that the science behind the technology rests on "shaky foundations". [BBC News]  Emotion-detecting tech should be restricted by law - AI Now A US-based AI institute says that the science behind the technology rests on "shaky foundations". [BBC] Flesh-eating spider with poisonous venom discovered in Mexico What has eight legs, venom that dissolves human flesh and a habit of hiding in clothes?It sounds like a malarial fever dream, but scientists have discovered a spider in Mexico with venom so potent, it rots human flesh.AKA a traveller's... [nzherald.co.nz - travel] Climate scientists' tricks to cut own carbon emission For years, Kim Cobb was the Indiana Jones of climate science. The Georgia Tech professor flew to the caves of Borneo to study ancient and current climate conditions. She jetted to a remote South Pacific island to see the effects (...) [nzherald.co.nz - travel] Hyland and TECH CORPS Partner to Create Computer Science Lessons for Schools During CSEdWeek Hyland, a leading content services provider, partnered with TECH CORPS, a nonprofit organization dedicated to ensuring students have access to computer science programs, to create a series of computer science lessons for students to support Computer Science Education Week (CSEdWeek), Dec. 9-15. (...) [WebWire Internet technology] Symposium celebrates first anniversary of the RIKEN Europe Office On December 2, a symposium was held in Brussels to mark the first anniversary of the establishment of RIKEN's Europe Office there. More than 100 guests came to the event, including Takeshi Nakane, Ambassador for Science and Technology of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan (MOFA), and (...) [WebWire Computer hardware] Delivery of the Fugaku supercomputer begins On December 3, the first set of six racks for the supercomputer Fugaku arrived safely at the RIKEN Center for Computational Science, where they will be installed. The shipment arrived in a specially decorated truck of Fujitsu IT Products, which is in charge of the construction of the system. (...) [WebWire Computer hardware] GE Healthcare Life Sciences releases software for cell therapy workflow GE Healthcare Life Sciences continues to build out its flexible solutions across the cell therapy workflow with the commercial availability of SpinOculation C-Pro Protocol Software. Part of the Sepaxâ„¢ C-Pro Cell Processing System, the software closes and automates the cell transduction step. (...) [WebWire Computer software] solo sciences' Katie Flannery Wins 2019 Silver Stevie® Awards for Women in Business solo sciences, the world's first cryptographically-secured product authentication system, today announces co-founder and Head of Partnerships Katie Flannery has been recognized with a Silver Award for Female Executive of the Year in the 16th annual Stevie Awards for Women in Business. The (...) [WebWire Computer software] solo sciences' Katie Flannery Wins 2019 Silver Stevie® Awards for Women In Business - BOSTON, MA – November 21, 2019 – solo sciences, the world's first cryptographically-secured product authentication system, today announces co-founder and Head of Partnerships Katie Flannery has been recognized with a Silver Award for Female Executive of the Year in the 16th annual Stevie® Awards (...) [WebWire Electronic Internet commerce] What does ZEISS have to do with the Moon landing and microchips? The Long Night of the Sciences will once again be running 350 events at 65 locations to provide fascinating insights into what Jena has on offer in terms of the variety of science and research. ZEISS is also taking part for the seventh year in a row and invites visitors to get up close and (...) [WebWire Electronic components] Cognizant U.S. Foundation, Walmart.org and Microsoft Philanthropies partner to increase inclusion in the technology sector through computer science education The Cognizant U.S. Foundation, Walmart.org and Microsoft Philanthropies today announced a collective $3 million investment to deliver industry-informed computer science curriculum at 150 college campuses nationwide, and support women and students of color studying and pursuing careers in (...) [WebWire Internet technology] Scientists create slippery toilet coating that stops poo sticking Scientists say ultra-slippery toilet coating could save a huge amount of water across the planet. [BBC] Scientists create slippery toilet coating that stops poo sticking Scientists say ultra-slippery toilet coating could save a huge amount of water across the planet. [BBC News] solo sciences Selected 2019 CNBC Upstart 100 “World's Most Promising Startup” solo sciences – the world's first cryptographically-secured product authentication system – has been listed as a CNBC Upstart 100 “world's most promising startup.†The annual honorees include growth stage companies building businesses addressing today's rapidly changing technological challenges. (...) [WebWire Computer software]
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