The Pegasus Project , a recent reporting effort to go behind the scenes of NSO Group's infamous mobile spyware, has opened many peoples' eyes to the potential for smartphones to be compromised and weaponized against their users.
To understand why smartphone makers provide adequate security for the majority of users but struggle to contain the latest and greatest threats facing government users and other high-risk individuals at the hands of nation-state actors and cyber-arms dealers like NSO Group, it's important to
UChicago summer program aims to foster diversity in field of economics | University of Chicago
As a first-generation Mexican American college student, Karen Gracia says the intersection of economics and immigration is an issue "near and dear to her heart."
Despite her curiosity, Gracia said she can be shy. However, after a recent virtual lecture by New York Times economics reporter Eduardo Porter hosted by the University of Chicago, she asked a nuanced question in Spanish that drew applause from other students.
Economics - Liability of Managing Property: Zoom program Sept. 17 - North Texas e-News
Agriculture Awareness - Education
Dallas & Tarrant counties
Economics - Liability of Managing Property
Dr. Blake Bennett, Associate Professor & Extension Economist/Management will be presenting a program addressing economics and liability issues for agricultural landowners/managers.
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Opinion | The Bad Economics of Fossil Fuel Defenders - The New York Times
Global warming is fake news. Anyway, it isn't man-made. And doing anything about it would destroy the economy.
Opponents of action against climate change have always relied on multiple lines of defense: If one argument for doing nothing becomes unsustainable, they just retreat to another.
Paul Krugman: The bad economics of fossil fuel defenders | Columnists | berkshireeagle.com
Global warming is fake news. Anyway, it isn't man-made. And doing anything about it would destroy the economy.
Opponents of action against climate change have always relied on multiple lines of defense: If one argument for doing nothing becomes unsustainable, they just retreat to another.
Will moving orthopedic procedures to freestanding facilities impact health care economics?
Thomas W. (Quin) Throckmorton, MD, is a professor of shoulder and elbow surgery in the department of orthopedic surgery at the University of Tennessee-Campbell Clinic in Germantown, Tennessee.
Moving orthopedic procedures, especially TJA and spine procedures, will have a significant impact on, not only health care economics, but on outcomes and patient satisfaction. The evidence regarding TJA is especially compelling.
230 Union Student-Athletes Named to 2020-21 Dean's List - Union College Athletics
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