Nashville, Here We Come!

Big Data Conferences, Here We Come!

Pub-Med-dot-com, here we come!

As of April 8, 2016, articles in Neurology® Genetics can be searched using PubMed. Launched in 1996, PubMed is a search engine that accesses citations and abstracts of more than 26 million articles. Its primary sources include the MEDLINE database, which was started in the 1960s, and biomedical and life sciences journal articles that date back to 1946. In addition, PubMed accesses other sources...

Here Come The ⊕ Ninjas

This paper introduces a fast blockwise chosen-plaintext attack against SSL 3.0 and TLS 1.0. We also describe one application of the attack that allows an attacker to efficiently decrypt and obtain authentication tokens embedded in HTTPS requests1 The resulting exploits work for major web browsers at the time of writing.

Here come the Olympics.

T he Olympics are upon us, and we sports fans can't wait for the nonstop television diet of sports molded from the classic Greek tradition, like wrestling and track, and of others added to the occasion, like rhythmic gymnastics, synchronized swimming, and even baseball. Political pressure in support of a primarily national sport can put it on the list, just as can the appeal of the sport itself...

Ready or Not, Here I Come

We have been trying to explore embodied cognition by putting computational cognitive models on physical robots. We believe that there are three primary advantages to doing so: 1. Algorithms written for traditional real-time robotic systems tend to use efficient mathematical representations such as matrices, which may not be natural for people to use. People seem to use a combination of spatial ...