InHealth continues support for Northwestern and Duke with follow-on grants of over $830,000

The Institute for Health Technology Studies (InHealth) has awarded two follow-on grants totaling more than $830,000 to research teams at Northwestern University and Duke University.

Indian American geneticist's US patent application rebuffed for falsifying CV

Durham (California, US), Sept.8 : Indian American cancer geneticist Dr. Anil Potti's application for a US patent has been rejected, as he is under scrutiny for falsifying his CV and there are also doubts over the data included in his research papers.

Epic failures: 11 infamous software bugs

Mark your calendars! Sept. 9 is hereby declared Debugging Day. It's been associated with removing bugs for more than 50 years now but is rarely formally celebrated. So let's start the tradition this year.

Patent Chief Kappos `On the Hunt' to Reduce U.S. Backlog, Spur Innovation

David Kappos , the head of the U.S. patent office, said his agency is “on the hunt” to cut its applications backlog to the lowest since 2007 to further President Barack Obama’s goal of job growth through innovation.

FSF sides with Google over Oracle

That legal strategy might have worked under GPLv3 but that license has not been accepted by the industry specifically because of that patent clause.

Pat Metheny's Orchestrion Tour This Fall

Pat Metheny will bring his Orchestrion Tour to another 19 North American performance halls