Long-Running U.S. Federal Radio Stations, Beloved by Hams, in Danger of Shutdown
Several public radio stations that have broadcast the time of day continuously for nearly 100 years are on the chopping block
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Court Software No Better Than Mechanical Turks at Predicting Repeat Crime
Humans who looked at just two variables performed just as well as commercial software that examined 137
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Q&A: NIST's Paul Grassi on What Makes a Strong Password
New guidelines recommend longer passwords over an eclectic mix of numbers and characters
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Factory Owners Are Reluctant to Embrace Wireless
To help, a federal project examines how wireless signals propagate in industrial settings
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Theory Lowers the Speed Limit for Quantum Computing
A lower theoretical speed limit for quantum entanglement puts new bounds on future quantum computers
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Ytterbium Clock Sets New Stability Mark
NIST builds an atomic clock that reaches one-part-in-a-quintillion stability
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This Week in Cybercrime: Could Maryland Voter Registration Vulnerability Affect Election Outcomes?
Plus: Medical devices are overrun with malicious code, “miniFlame” conducts malware strikes against high-level targets, and Google re-arms itself against infected apps
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Micro Robots Compete in 2-Millimeter Dash
Tiny robots to square off at NIST's Mobile Microrobotics Challenge