Aashish Manglik, MD, PhD, was a Stanford University graduate student in 2011 when he tackled one of modern medicine’s biggest challenges: opiate addiction and its often-lethal side effects. Determined ...

Cracking the Code, narrated by Mark Ruffalo, tells the inspiring story of Phil Sharp’s journey from Kentucky farm boy to Nobel laureate. His 1977 discovery of RNA splicing revolutionized molecular ...

Real-world computers that can speedily crack even the most secure codes are within grasp thanks to recent advances that will allow for so-called fault-tolerant quantum computers, according to an ...

The film industry and a hacker publication will head back into court Tuesday in the DeCSS case, a legal dispute that could dictate whether it's legal to publish or link to certain materials online. A ...

Howard added that he and co-producer Brian Grazer had, in fact, looked at film treatments for The Lost Symbol, but felt their attempts to “crack” the formula for a movie adaptation simply weren’t ...

Cracking the Code Outlines Azinger’s Strategy to Select & Structure U.S. Team Which Went on to Historic Upset of the European Team at Valhalla Golf Club in 2008 Interviews with 2008 Ryder Cup Captains ...

Thanks again for joining us for today’s free live chat on schools making computer coding a powerful learning tool. We’ll be getting underway with Michelle in just about 10 minutes. In the meantime, ...

A recent survey from Figure Eight – an Appen company – shows that AI (Artificial Intelligence) is rapidly becoming a strategic imperative. But unfortunately, there are major bottlenecks, such as the ...

How low-code is liberating pro developers to do what they do best—create. There are a lot of stereotypes about developers: We sleep during the day, coding only by the light of the moon. We’re ...

HENRIETTA, N.Y. — Northstar Network presented the 45th Cracking the Code on Healthcare event Thursday at the Doubletree by Hilton hotel on Jefferson Road. Speakers presented about different ways to ...

Organizational strategies that help students break complex word problems into manageable chunks may be the key to solving them, according to a 2025 study.