BD announced that a study conducted in collaboration with the European Molecular Biology Laboratory and published as the cover story of the January 21st issue of the journal, Science, profiles a new BD innovation in flow cytometry that adds fluorescence imaging and image-based decisioning to sort individual cells at exceptionally high speed, based on the visual details of each cell and not solely on the type or quantity of biomarkers that are present.
Rigorous science is challenging and any study can be questioned. Deception is part of human nature and scientists are human, as are journalists and policymakers. We are too and must be careful not to trust a study just because we find it exciting, or because it comforts us or conforms to our beliefs.
With continual growth across the country, sports betting continues to take a hold across America, with the autonomy of legalisation being handed over from the US Government to each individual state back in 2018. Having no huge history of sports gambling, the state of Wyoming has never been in any rush to legitimise betting of […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) is now everywhere in Data Management, BI, and Data Science software, according to Mike Ferguson, Managing Director of Intelligent Business Strategies. The AI field is still young and will continue to get better as increased adoption of AI enables data and analytics software to predict, automate, and optimize, thus shortening time to […]
It's hard to have a crystal ball in the world of security, but if one were to make a safe prediction, it's this: Organizations will need to further integrate their cybersecurity and physical security functions throughout 2022 and beyond. So argues former chief psychologist for the US Secret Service, Dr. Marisa Randazzo, who now heads up Ontic's Center of Excellence.
The featured artworks were minted on Tezos blockchain from over 15 digital artists from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, South Korea, India, and Brunei with each artist “distinguished for their own style, aesthetic, and discipline.”
“Jopet Arias's NFT work included in the exhibit points to his interest in the fusion of traditional and digital art and the boundless reality of the metaverse,” a statement noted.
