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The innovative technological advancements shaping critical infrastructure construction

August 16, 2021

Innovation in construction is booming with tons of new technological advancements in critical infrastructure, including sonar and recycling technology that can improve worker and environmental safety in transportation construction.

National Security Scholars Program to Visit Capitol

August 11, 2021

Focusing on the needs of the intelligence and defense industry in Maryland, the Maryland Independent Colleges and Universities Associations (MICUA) I-Fund’s National Security Scholars Program (NSSP) allows students to gain first-hand ind

The Ongoing Ransomware Crisis: A Cyber Expert's Perspective

August 5, 2021

In mid-May 2021, the CEO of Colonial Pipeline, a major gas pipeline that services much of the Eastern Coast of the U.S., admitted that his company paid hackers an estimated $4.5 million in ransom in return for releasin

New AI systems create false information to mislead adversaries and prevent intellectual property theft

July 29, 2021

A new and improved cybersecurity tool, developed by Dartmouth researchers, will mislead hackers trying to steal trade secrets by preventing intellectual property theft with AI, machine learning and natural language processing.

Critical Infrastructure and cybersecurity in food and agriculture industry

July 23, 2021

The COVID-19 crisis highlighted many critical infrastructure and supply chain issues in the farming and food industries, but cybersecurity in the agriculture industry is important too. The government plans to address all of this.

Biden's Plan to Address America’s Critical Infrastructure Needs

July 26, 2021

With the nation’s roads, bridges and high-rises in dire need of upgrades, questions remain as to exactly how Biden’s infrastructure bill addresses America’s needs and how much money Congress will devote to his American Jobs Plan.

AI & Machine Learning in Social Cognition: Building understanding of subjective notions of human attraction

July 19, 2021

By discovering how machine learning can understand human attraction, researchers have found a new use of AI in studies of social cognition that could improve our understanding of issues like implicit bias and decision-making.