Safely Studying Dangerous Infections Just Got a Lot Easier
To combat a pandemic, science needs to move quickly.
How Do You Know You’re Getting What You Pay For at the Grocery Store?
Whether it’s bananas, olives, potato salad, or cereal, many products are priced according to their weight. That weight is likely determined on a scale tested and certified by a specially trained state or local inspector.
A Security Technique to Fool Would-Be Cyber Attackers
Multiple programs running on the same computer may not be able to directly access each other’s hidden information. But because they share the same memory hardware, their secrets could be stolen by a malicious program through a “memory timing side-channel attack.”
Ninety Percent of Drugs Fail Clinical Trials
It takes 10 to 15 years and around $1 billion to develop one successful drug.
Important Factors in Implementing an Effective HACCP
According to the CDC, approximately one out of six Americans are diagnosed with foodborne diseases each year.
Bad Management, Burnout, and Health Fears
About 3.5 million people have at least temporarily left the U.S. workforce since March 2020.
Consolidating 27 Software Systems Drives Greater Production Control, Scrap Reduction
Kendrick Plastics is an IATF/TS 16949-certified, tier one and tier two supplier of interior decorative trim components and assemblies to the automotive industry.
Cognitive Bias Is the Loose Screw in Critical Thinking
When I was a kid, I was enamored of cigarette-smoking movie stars. When I was a teenager, some of my friends began to smoke; I wanted to smoke too, but my parents forbade it.
Tech’s Big Growth Spurt
Harran blinks in the sunlight, adjusting his eyes. He’s an inquisitive child, enthusiastic for all things new, yet still he struggles to understand what he’s looking at.
Shifting Auditor Competency in the Supply Chain: The Impact of New IAF MD9:2022
The IAF Medical Device Working Group has updated one of the most important documents that supports the medical device quality system ISO 13485.