As additive manufacturing (AM) post-processing companies mark 10 year anniversaries, isn’t the secret well and truly out?

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Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev said he is "not considering participation in hostilities outside Azerbaijan at all," repeating a sentiment shared by Azerbaijan officials last November. The travel ...

JAMESTOWN POLICE DEPARTMENT - Gregory M. Messere Jr., 30, of Celoron was charged Jan. 4 with fourth-degree grand larceny, first-degree reckless endangerment, reckless driving, failure to comply, and ...

A roundup of the most-read Carolyn Hax columns of 2025 includes a woman’s birthday obsession, a flight-tracking in-law and a petty inheritance decision. Tensions can run high during the holidays.

Two separate murders occurred in Nazareth and Kafr Qara, claiming the lives of two Arab men and one teenager, as violence continues to plague the Israeli-Arab sector. The report, which cited ...

Abstract: In this brief we present novel post-processing modules for use in true random number generators (TRNGs). These modules are based on mathematical constructs called strong blenders, which ...

DEI-obsessed educrats and activists insist that the screenings and tests for admission are somehow biased against minorities, despite one of New York's top courts slapping down that claim.