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The Hits Keep Coming: Why Nobody Is Winning With This Unnecessary Football Violence

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It is time to treat our brains with the respect and care they deserve. They are equally as important as any other vital organ, and they are significantly easier to injure. And yet, we seem to worry more about our hearts and lungs, which are generally better protected. Like millions of football fans around the world, I was outraged when   …Continue Reading


Today the Tricorder, Next the Digital Doctor

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I admit, I’ve been fairly quiet about the Digital Doctor recently, but something has made me take notice of how close we are to making portable healthcare a reality: Peter Jansen’s Tricorder Project. Dr. Jansen has created handheld devices capable of sensing in different modalities, not unlike their namesake device from the science fiction series. As if that weren’t enough,   …Continue Reading


Not Just Musical Robots

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One of the most amusing things I’ve seen recently has been the video of UPenn’s quadrotors playing the James Bond theme. Watching this video, I can’t help but be reminded of a swarm of cartoon bees, all working together to bring pollen back to the hive and make honey. As funny a picture as that is, it points directly at   …Continue Reading


Harnessing Big Data to Improve Healthcare

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One of the top ten medical breakthroughs expected in 2012 is Harnessing Big Data to Improve Healthcare. As Trustee of the Board at X PRIZE Foundation, I am focused on finding entrepreneurial solutions to address the global challenges in education, poverty, agriculture, health, and clean water. With so much data in the world of cyberspace, it only makes sense that   …Continue Reading


3D Printers and The Disappearance of Economies of Scale

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One of the biggest hurdles an entrepreneur faces when considering entering the marketplace is whether production of the product can be scaled to be accessible to the largest amount of consumers. There are lots of factors when considering scalability, many of those being production costs. For example, time of manufacture, materials, and labor all contribute to the inherent costs of   …Continue Reading


A New Definition of Personal Identity and Power

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This is such an exciting time to be alive. The emergence of social media tools has given each of us the power to become a global brand. Never before has technology put so much global reach into our personal grasp. The rise of the social consumer is converging amidst tremendous societal changes that directly impact the information and content available   …Continue Reading


Why Your Child Won’t Be a Scientist (and What You Can Do About It)

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Research shows low numbers of youth who are engaged in the sciences and the need for increased attention to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education. With the release of a report from the Department of Commerce announcing that STEM jobs grew at three times the rate of non-STEM jobs, and offer higher pay, the fact that there is such   …Continue Reading


New malware campaign takes advantage of World Cup

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With the World Cup upon us, Naveen Jain, along with countless sports fans worldwide, has been enraptured futbol fever.


Intelius Security Expert Roberto Siciliano interviewed on BlogTalkRadio

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Intelius Security Consultant Robert Siciliano was recently interviewed on BlogTalkRadio program CyberHood Watch. Dave & Bill, the hosts of CyberHood Watch, discuss the Internet security issues of the day relating to your children, families, homes, PC’s and mobile communication devices. Robert Siciliano, the net’s premier security expert, probably needs no introduction, but Naveen Jain will introduce him anyway! Robert has   …Continue Reading





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