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- How Google Plans To Use AI To Reinvent The $3 Trillion US Healthcare Industry
- 'The Matrix' hit theaters 20 years ago. Many scientists and philosophers still think we're living in a simulation
- 30 Most Powerful Fat Burning Fruits
- Suicide attempts are hard to anticipate. A study that tracks teens’ cellphone use aims to change that
- What Technology Is Most Likely to Become Obsolete During Your Lifetime?
- How The Kerala Government And KSUM Are Opening Up International Doors For Indian Startups
- The Amazon is burning at a rate not seen since we started keeping track. The smoke is reaching cities 2,000 miles away.
- China’s herd of unicorns
- What is 'blobology' and how is it transforming biology?
- What Would Happen If the Whole Internet Just Shut Down All of a Sudden?
- Fake Cop Allegedly Tricked Phone Companies Into Giving Him People’s Location Data
- Here’s how the world could end—and what we can do about it
- IEEE India Info: Apr-Jun 2019 issue articles
- Career advice I wish I’d been given when I was young
- Build Whats Next: Watch on Demand the sessions of India's Largest Virtual Event on Turning Data Into Insights
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- Mini Tutorial on “Demystifying Embedded Systems, System on a Chip (SoC) & Raspberry Pi" on 31st Aug 2019
- Start-ups and Investors Summit on 30th Aug 2019
- "Startup Yaan" - National Space Startup Community meetup on 31st Aug 2019
- Mini Tutorial on “Demystifying Data Analytics" on 7th Sep 2019
- Transforming Healthcare With IT: THCIT-2019 at Hyderabad in Sep 2019
- TIC 2019: Tamil Internet Conference. 20-22 Sep 2019 at Chennai
- National Workshop on “Cyber Security for Critical Infrastructure” at SETS Chennai during 27-28 Sep 2019
- UDS 2020: 1st International Conference on Urban Data Science. 20-21 Jan 2020 at IIT Madras
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How
Google Plans To Use AI To Reinvent The $3 Trillion US Healthcare Industry
Google
is betting that the future of healthcare is going to be structured data and AI.
The company is applying AI to disease detection, new data infrastructure, and
potentially insurance. In this report we explore Google's many healthcare
initiatives and areas of potential future expansion.
'The Matrix' hit theaters 20 years ago. Many scientists and
philosophers still think we're living in a simulation.
When
the film "The Matrix" came out 20 years ago (yes, it premiered in
March 1999), many moviegoers pegged its premise as entertaining but fully implausible.
The movie's protagonist, Neo, discovers that his reality isn't actually real.
Instead, Neo's world is a vast simulation orchestrated by hyper-evolved AI that
harvest humans for their energy.
While
this vision of robot overlords probably strikes most people as a stretch, the
idea that we're living in a simulation is totally plausible, according to some
philosophers, and maybe even likely. Though Neo's bullet-dodging,
gravity-defying antics may now seem dated to movie-goers, the concepts put
forward in "The Matrix" remain perennial. Here's why some scientists
think we're living in a simulation.
30
Most Powerful Fat Burning Fruits
When it comes to reducing body weight, what you eat is just as important as what you don’t eat. Lucky for us, eating fruits is a great way to start burning fat and keep our cravings for sweets in check. In fact, academic research here and here found that fruit intake is positively correlated with weight loss. Fruits contain very few calories while also being jam-packed with vital nutrients to keep out stomachs full for longer. The best thing is that you can virtually enjoy fruits anywhere and anytime – during breakfast, lunch, or dinner, and even as a snack for in-between meal munchies.
Studies
have also shown that eating specific fruits help burn fat efficiently. So make
sure to read the full list of the top 30 most effective fat-burning fruits:
Suicide
attempts are hard to anticipate. A study that tracks teens’ cellphone use aims
to change that
Every
Wednesday afternoon, an alert flashes on the cellphones of about 50 teenagers
in New York and Pennsylvania. Its questions are blunt: "In the past week,
how often have you thought of killing yourself?" "Did you make a plan
to kill yourself?" "Did you make an attempt to kill yourself?"
The
13- to 18-year-olds tap their responses, which are fed to a secure server. They
have agreed, with their parents' support, to something that would make many
adolescents cringe: an around-the-clock recording of their digital lives. For 6
months, an app will gobble up nearly every data point their phones can offer,
capturing detail and nuance that a doctor's questionnaire cannot: their text
messages and social media posts, their tone of voice in phone calls and facial
expression in selfies, the music they stream, how much they move around, how
much time they spend at home.
Most
of these young people have recently attempted suicide or are having suicidal
thoughts. All have been diagnosed with a mental illness such as depression. The
study they're part of, Mobile Assessment for the Prediction of Suicide (MAPS),
is one of several fledgling efforts to test whether streams of information from
mobile devices can help answer a question that has long confounded scientists and
clinicians: How do you predict when someone is at imminent risk of attempting
suicide?
What Technology Is Most Likely to Become Obsolete During Your
Lifetime?
Certain Boomer basements are little shrines to
obsolescence, untidy stockrooms of the one-time cutting-edge: VCRs, corded
telephones, immense beige PC monitors, etc. Way fewer Millennials will have
basements to store trash in (‘home ownership’ itself quickly verging on
obsolete), but presumably, once climate change really hits and they’re all
renting cots in corporatized storm shelters, they’ll have little lockers to put
stuff in. And it’s worth wondering: what worthless old technology will they be
inexplicably hoarding? For this week’s Giz Asks, we reached out to a number of
historians of technology for their takes on what tech will become obsolete in
the next fifty years.
How
The Kerala Government And KSUM Are Opening Up International Doors For Indian
Startups
The
Kerala government is promoting entrepreneurship at different levels — from
schools to startups with the Kerala Startup Mission. KSUM has tied up with
international institutes, accelerators and tech conferences to take Indian
startups global. As many as 130 startups from Kerala have gone global under the
Kerala government’s various schemes.
The
Amazon is burning at a rate not seen since we started keeping track. The smoke
is reaching cities 2,000 miles away.
The
Amazon rainforest is burning at a record rate: The Brazilian Amazon has
experienced more than 74,000 fires this year, whereas last year's total was
around 40,000. Some of these fires were started by farmers and loggers who seek
to use Amazonian for industrial or agricultural purposes. But once blazes
start, hot temperatures and dry conditions due to climate change enable the
flames to spread farther and faster.
Related
Post: Wildfires are blazing through the Amazon rainforest in record
numbers, burning through a tropical forest vital to countering climate change
China’s
herd of unicorns
About
200 Chinese startups have valuations of $1 billion or more, and many are
preparing to go global.
The
standard definition of a unicorn is a privately held startup valued at more
than $1 billion. Currently, when people think of Chinese unicorns, they think
of the handful of companies that have risen to global status in two decades or
less: companies such as Alibaba, Baidu, JD.com, and Tencent. Since these few
are already valued at $10 billion or more, they are now known as
“superunicorns.” Many more Chinese unicorns are coming up behind them, still
relatively unknown because they currently operate only within China, which is
large enough to sustain them for some time. But sooner or later, many of this
second wave of Chinese unicorns will grow into global industry giants.
What
is 'blobology' and how is it transforming biology?
Spectacularly
detailed videos from an advanced microscope are sparking a biology
"revolution", scientists say. The technique was once termed
"blobology" because its images were so indistinct. But now, it is
being used to create videos of the body's inner-workings at a hitherto unseen
level of detail. This new view inside the body is likely to accelerate the
development of more effective drugs for dementia and infection.
What
Would Happen If the Whole Internet Just Shut Down All of a Sudden?
A
world in which the internet suddenly stops: surely the TV show’s already in
development. Sprawling cast, gorgeous visuals, tediously on-the-nose themes.
Some handsome B-lister tearing around the country in pursuit of his wayward
kids, or the shadowy sect that pulled the plug in the first place. A patch of
prairie in Kansas with a weak but functional signal, people lining for miles to
check texts, riots breaking out. Thankfully, we don’t have to wait for this
show to be shot and streamed to get a decent idea of what the internet
apocalypse might look like: for this week’s Giz Asks, we asked a number of
experts to do the imagining for us.
Fake Cop Allegedly Tricked Phone Companies Into Giving Him People’s
Location Data
The Colorado Public Safety Task Force contacted
T-Mobile with an urgent situation: A man was suicidal and they needed real-time
updates of his mobile phone location to save his life. T-Mobile handed over GPS
data for the phone, and the task force
reported it found the man in a field outside of an apartment complex.
Verizon and Sprint received similar requests about different customers from the
Task Force, which appeared to have spent months trying to prevent suicides all
over the state.
There were a couple of problems with this scenario,
though.
Here’s how the world could end—and what we can do about it
In a dingy apartment building, insulated by layers
of hanging rugs, the last family on Earth huddles around a fire, melting a pot
of oxygen. Ripped from the sun’s warmth by a rogue dark star, the planet has
been exiled to the cold outer reaches of the solar system. The lone clan of
survivors must venture out into the endless night to harvest frozen atmospheric
gases that have piled up like snow.
As end-of-humanity scenarios go, that bleak vision
from Fritz Leiber’s 1951 short story “A Pail of Air” is a fairly remote
possibility. Scholars who ponder such things think a self-induced catastrophe
such as nuclear war or a bioengineered pandemic is most likely to do us in.
However, a number of other extreme natural hazards—including threats from space
and geologic upheavals here on Earth—could still derail life as we know it,
unraveling advanced civilization, wiping out billions of people, or potentially
even exterminating our species.
Yet there’s been surprisingly little research on the
subject, says Anders Sandberg, a catastrophe researcher at the University of
Oxford’s Future of Humanity Institute in the United Kingdom. Last he checked,
“there are more papers about dung beetle reproduction than human extinction,”
he says. “We might have our priorities slightly wrong.”
Frequent, moderately severe disasters such as
earthquakes attract far more funding than low-probability apocalyptic ones.
Prejudice may also be at work; for instance, scientists who pioneered studies
of asteroid and comet impacts complained about confronting a pervasive “giggle
factor.” Consciously or unconsciously, Sandberg says, many researchers consider
catastrophic risks the province of fiction or fantasy—not serious science.
A handful of researchers, however, persist in
thinking the unthinkable. With enough knowledge and proper planning, they say,
it’s possible to prepare for—or in some cases prevent—rare but devastating
natural disasters. Giggle all you want, but the survival of human civilization
could be at stake.
IEEE India Info: Apr-Jun 2019 issue articles
The Jan-Mar 2019 issue of IEEE India Info, the
quarterly newsletter of the IEEE India Council has the following 31 interesting
articles, a specil section on St JC Bose with 7 articles and few regular
columns apart from the report on various activities held in the IEEE Sections
in India.
- India’s Trillion Dollar Opportunity in SaaS by Mr. Suresh Sambandam
- Digital Plantation story of RGE by Mr. Abhishek Singh & Mr. Leong Hoe Wah
- Move over, Pessimists - Emerging Top 50 Technologies Offer a Gold Mine of Opportunities by Mr. S. Anand
- Supply Chain Management Practice in India by Mr. V. Ramachandran & Mr. M. Sundaram
- An Overview of ICT Tools for Supply Chain Management by Prof. Prashant R. Nair
- AI for All by Mr. S. Arjun
- Machine Learning via Genetic Algorithm Demystified for Today’s Era by Dr Vivek Venkobarao
- Journey from Monolith Application to Microservices by Ms. Nithya Rajagopalan & Mr. Kumaraswamy Gowda
- Establishing Community Radio Station in India by Mr. G. K. Jakir Hussain
- Glassless 3D Technology -- A 3D Solution without glasses - the future of 3D Technology by Mr. M. Venkatesan
- Space FPGA Mitigation Effects, Challenges and Trends by Mr. V. P. Sampath
- Electric Vehicles for India: Overview and Challenges by Mr. A. Rakesh Kumar & Dr. Sanjeevikumar Padmanaban
- Internet of Things (IoT) and E-Healthcare System – A Short Review on Challenges by Dr. T.Poongodi, Dr. Balamurugan Balusamy, Dr. P. Sanjeevikumar, Dr. Jens Bo Holm-Nielsen
- Marine Autonomous Systems – Technology, Opportunities and Use Cases by Mr. Madhan Dhanushkodi & Mr. Darshan Rajagopal
- Architecting for Strategic Outcomes by Mr. Pradeep Henry
- Why Design Thinking Helps Identify Great Artificial Intelligence Use Cases by Mr. Sojan George & Mr. Rajeev Mullakkara Azhuvath
- Operating System Security – A Short Note by Mr. Kunal Abhishek & Dr. E. George Dharma Prakash Raj
- Data Privacy – Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow – An Overview by Mr. Ramkumar Ramachandran
- Universal Acceptance: The concept that all domain names should be treated equally
- IEEE Xplore® Digital Library Continues to be Your Career Partner by Dr. Dhanukumar Pattanashetti
- Why Standards Matter? IEEE Standards Development Initiative in India by Mr. Srikanth Chandrasekaran
- e-commerce -- Past, Present and the Future by Mr. K. Vaitheeswaran
- Starvation Deaths, Migrant Labour, Gypsies and Blockchain by Mr. Santosh K Misra IAS
- Detecting fake news and information by Dr. Paromita Pain
- Neuromarketing: An Overview by Prof. K. Ganapathy
- Management Lessons from a Rural Indian Water Project by Mr. Sathish Vaidyanathan
- Building Tech startup culture through colleges for generating National and International Opportunities by Mr. B. Parameshwar Babu
- Startups as an investment asset class by Mr. Sanjay Mehta
- The Progress and Value of Patents in India by Dr. Kalyan Kankanala
- Making an Impactful Presentation by Dr. Ch. Aswani Kumar
- 5 Key Types of Workplace Harassment and Ways to Stop it.by Ms. Viji Hari
Special Section on Sir JC Bose
- Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose: Scientist Par Excellence: A Tribute by Dr. B.S. Sonde
- Jagadish Chandra Bose: The Physicist who was forgotten by Dr. D.P. Sen Gupta
- Sir Jagdish Chandra Bose, James Clerk Maxwell and there on….. by Dr. S. Pal
- mmWave Applications in NextGen Wireless Broadband Evolution in 5G Era: Impact of Sir JC Bose invention by Mr. C.S. Rao, Ms. Arpita Hura and Ms. Mouna Jain
- Radio Astronomy: How J.C. Bose’s invention opened a new window to the Universe by Dr. Yashwant Gupta
- Design and Construction of Working Replica of Sir J.C Bose 60 GHz Experiment by Dr. Shaik Kareem Ahmmad, Dr. Syed Ilyas Mohiuddin and Dr. Mohammed Arifuddin Sohel
- Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose: Biologist, Biophysicist, Botanist, Physicist, Archaeologist and Polymath by Mr. Sudhir Phakatkar
Regular columns
- What’s hot in IT – An Indian Perspective (Mar-May 2019) by Prof. S. Sadagopan
- Information Resources by Mr. H.R. Mohan
Read them at http://sites.ieee.org/indiacouncil/newsletter/
Career advice I wish
I’d been given when I was young
A reader who prefers to remain anonymous — but whose
career we think did a lot of good — passed us this list of advice which they
were grateful to have received, or wish they’d been given when they were
younger.
We thought it was very interesting, including where
it doesn’t line up exactly with our usual views, and so are publishing it here
with their permission.
The advice is targeted towards people sympathetic to
the principles of effective altruism, especially those with an interest in
public policy careers, but we think much of it is more broadly useful.
Build Whats Next: Watch on Demand the sessions of India's Largest Virtual Event on Turning Data
Into Insights
India’s largest digital conclave on Turning Data
Into Insights held on 21st
August 2019.
To ensure you don’t miss out from the learnings of the event, video recordings of the event’s entire proceedings will be available on-demand for 90 days for you to refer and revisit the experience.
To ensure you don’t miss out from the learnings of the event, video recordings of the event’s entire proceedings will be available on-demand for 90 days for you to refer and revisit the experience.
Events / Announcements
Mini Tutorial on
“Demystifying Embedded Systems, System on a Chip (SoC) & Raspberry Pi"
on 31st Aug 2019
This half-a-day mini
tutorial, jointly organized by IEEE Computer Society, Madras Chapter ACM
Chennai Professional Chapter in association with ECE Dept. of St. Joseph’s
Institute of Technology will provide an overview of Embedded Systems, SoC, and
highlight a popular SoC – Raspberry Pi. The sessions will broadly cover the
following:
Embedded Systems -
Past, Present & Future; Embedded Systems - Power, Performance & Cost; SoC
& Embedded Systems; Single Board Computers - An overview; Use of Raspberry
Pi as Computer; and Use of Raspberry Pi as Embedded System
A participation
certificate will be presented to those who qualify in the brief test to be
administered at the end of the tutorial.
St. Joseph’s
Institute of Technology, management has graciously consented to extend
transport facilities to reach the venue through their college bus (at specified
timings) and also will provide breakfast and lunch to the external
participants. (Pl. indicate your requirement while registering)
To facilitate
personal interaction, the number of participants will be limited and the
registration will be first come first served basis. For additional details and
queries, pl. contact: Dr. C. Gnana Kousalya, Professor/HOD, Dept of ECE, St. Joseph’s
Institute of Technology. Mobile: 9840009247, E-Mail: hodecestaffaffairs@stjosephstechnology.ac.in
Time, date & venue: 9.00 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. on
Saturday, 31st Aug 2019 at the AV Hall Hall, at AV Hall, St.
Joseph’s Institute of Technology, OMR Road, Chennai – 600119.
Event details and registration at: https://in.explara.com/e/demystifying-embedded-systems
Start-ups and
Investors Summit on 30th Aug 2019
The Start-ups and Investors Summit on the theme “Road to Sustenance and Scaling of startups” is being organised on 30th Aug 2019 (Friday) at Veltech Dr.Rangarajan Dr.Saguntala R & D Institute of Science and Technology, Avadi, Chennai
For
the PDF brochure pl. visit https://drive.google.com/open?id=1foqzTiUqq7yPpEzFD89zckkr9MxZ8esy
Pl. register at https://forms.gle/Mfu7f9m2WhxFEAvVA (Rs.750)
"Startup
Yaan" - National Space Startup Community meetup on 31st Aug 2019
NCCRD, IIT Madras in partnership with TiE Chennai presents "Startup
Yaan" - A one of a kind National Space Startup Community meetup on Aug 31,
2019 from 10:00 a.m. to 03:00 p.m. at Raman
Hall, Block E, IIT Madras Research Park, Kanagam,Tharamani, Chennai,India. It
is a free event but pre- registration a must.
Mini
Tutorial on “Demystifying Data Analytics" on 7th Sep 2019
Pl. find an announcement and call for
participation in the mini tutorial on "Demystifying Data Analytics"
on 7th Sep 2019 at the Seminar Hall, Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering
College, Kodambakkam, Chennai- 600024.
For the PDF announcement pl.
visit http://ieeecs-madras.managedbiz.com/pgms/2019/mini-tut-190907-da.pdf
A nominal registration fee of Rs. 150/- (for
members of IEEE, ACM, CSI, SPIN, eWIT, CySI, ISACA and students & faculty
of MSEC, SJIT) and Rs. 200/- (for others) will be payable at the time of
registration. The fee includes: kit, tea, and participation certificate.
To participate, pl. register
through https://in.explara.com/e/mini-tutorial-on-demystifying-data-analytics
As the seats are limited, early
registration is suggested.
Transforming
Healthcare With IT: THCIT-2019 at Hyderabad in Sep 2019
Transforming
Healthcare with IT is the annual national conference and the largest healthcare
conference and trade show in India organized by Apollo Telemedicine Networking
Foundation. The 9th edition of “Transforming Healthcare with IT” is scheduled
to be held on 13-14 September’ 2019 at The HICC, Hyderabad, India
TIC 2019: Tamil
Internet Conference. 20-22 Sep 2019 at
Chennai
The
18th Edition of Tamil Internet Conference (TIC 2019), is jointly organized by
International Forum for Information Technology in Tamil (INFITT) and Anna
University, Chennai, India from
September 20-22, 2019 . TIC 2019 invites the submission of technical
papers from researchers who are involved in different aspects of Tamil
Computing and Information Technology to send their research work for
presentation in one of the technical sessions of the main track of the
conference which will be held in Anna University Chennai, India during the
above period.
TIC
2019 welcomes double-blind anonymous submissions on significant, original, and
previously unpublished research on all the aspects of Tamil computing. Kindly
go through the attached brochure to know the scope of the conference.
More
details at https://tamilinternetconference.org/tic2019
National
Workshop on “Cyber Security for Critical Infrastructure” at SETS Chennai during
27-28 Sep 2019
Society
for Electronic Transactions and Security & Centre For Development Of
Advanced Computing in association with CSI, IEEE CS & ACM are oraganisisng
a two days workshop on “Cyber Security
for Critical Infrastructure” at SETS Chennai during 27-28 Sep 2019.
Workshop
brochure at https://www.setsindia.in/PdfDocs/CSCI_BROC.pdf
Registration
Form at https://www.setsindia.in/PdfDocs/CSCI_REG.pdf
UDS 2020: 1st
International Conference on Urban Data Science. 20-21 Jan 2020 at IIT
Madras
Urban
areas continue to be the centers of human activities and remain the loci of
resource and service consumption, economic transactions, and innovation. In
fact, the projections in parts of the world point to rapid urban growth. Other
areas of the urbanized world are experiencing population decline, reduced
revenues, concentrated poverty, and higher demands for services. Whether
growing or shrinking, cities and metropolitan areas face challenges of
infrastructure, public health, transportation, public safety, and environmental
sustainability, to name but a few. To address some of these challenges, the cities
of today are increasingly leveraging advanced computing and communication
technologies as well as big data analytics under the umbrella of smart cities
and urban informatics. Extensive research is taking place in a wide range of
relevant research areas to address some of these emerging challenges. Smart
City initiative is of global importance especially undertaken by cities in US,
India, multiple EU countries, and UAE governments in recent times.
We
are pleased to announce the first international conference focused on urban
data science and smart cities. The conference aims to gather researchers,
practitioners, and subject matter experts from academia, industry, and city
administration to address a number of research themes arising out of building
future smart cities.
The
conference is naturally expected to be multi-disciplinary, drawing experts in
data science, social sciences, cloud and distributed computing, urban
sustainability, public policy, and software engineering. Participants are
expected to share new findings, discuss current and future urban challenges,
exchange ideas, discuss potential collaborative opportunities, and report
latest research efforts.
Paper
Submission Deadline: 1st October, 2019
CFP
announcement at http://dos.iitm.ac.in/UDS2020/CFP_UDS.pdf
For
more details pl. visit http://dos.iitm.ac.in/UDS2020/
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