Two computer scientists found that spouses and romantic partners in the strongest relationships tend to act as bridges to different parts of a person’s social world.
by Jacki Stone Sometimes in order to BreakGround, you have to dig. You have to dig deep, creating a new foundation that can bear the weight of structure and growth. In the case of one recent...
It is clear that the ongoing dramatic transformation of the media industry in all its formats (audio, video and text) leaves the door open for a complete reinvention of the publishing...
The blogging platform Ghost has been getting a lot of attention recently due to its recent move from beta to public release (if you somehow haven’t heard of it yet, head over here and read up)....
Brain-mimicking software can reliably solve a test meant to separate humans from machines. Captchas, those hard-to-read jumbles of letters and numbers that many websites use to foil spammers and...
UMBC women's soccer's red-shirt junior midfielder Jessy Brown and freshman forward Amanda Dailey completed their second sweep of the season of the America East Weekly honors, as announced by the...
No sensible person would deny that today’s world can be a grim, dark place. But what sort of twisted society do we live in where we can’t even trust…clowns?? ...
If you have an unmarked white van stalking your footsteps… Or three burly agents with sunglasses talking into their collars watching your every move… Or look up to find a whirling drone...
A technology for reading emotions on faces can help companies sell candy. Now its creators hope it also can take on bigger problems. Last year more than 1,000 people in four countries sat down...