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Sep 9, 2016
IEEE Spectrum - Fingerprints can be stolen, iris scans spoofed, and facial recognition software fooled. It has become increasingly challenging to unassailably authenticate a person’s identity, so academic teams have turned to brain waves as the next step in biometric identification.
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Sep 8, 2016
The New Daily - There may be a less-than-virtuous reason to consider ethical superannuation investments, according to a US academic.
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Sep 7, 2016
Redbook - There are almost 57 million single women currently living in America, so unless there's a clandestine army of lonely cat ladies somewhere out there, it's safe to say these single women are a far cry from the sad spinster stereotype they're still (still) trying to shake. Let's all say it together now: Women can be single and happy.
Sep 7, 2016
USA Today - America is looking at the world through rosé-colored glasses — and liking it quite a lot. Summer 2016 is winding down and we know this for sure: Wine-lovers are not ready to give up their rosé. They are unblushing in their love of blush wines, pouring more of the "pink," topping off on "brosé," guzzling gallons of "Hamptons Gatorade."