Collaborate Disseminate
Researchers have developed a novel platinum-enhanced, light-activated compound that kills cancer cells in a unique way without requiring oxygen, overcoming a limitation with existing light-based cancer therapies. Their discovery paves the way for devel… Continue reading Novel light-activated compound kills cancer cells in a unique way
With our mass-produced butane lighters and matches made in the billions, fire is never more than a flick of the finger away these days. But starting a fire 200 years …read more Continue reading Lighting Up with Chemistry, 1823-Style
Much to the chagrin of Eastman Kodak, the world has moved on from chemical photography into the realm of digital, thanks to the ease of use and high quality of …read more Continue reading Forgotten Chemical Photography
Researchers have created a form of platinum that can remain liquid at room temperature, by mixing tiny amounts of the precious metal with gallium. This new liquid platinum performs catalytic reactions more efficiently than a solid platinum catalyst, us… Continue reading Powerful platinum catalyst remains liquid at room temperature
Ingram Micro announced that it has completed the acquisition of BRLink, a managed services provider (MSP) in Brazil. Adding BRLink’s suite of solutions gives Ingram Micro partners access to an even more complete portfolio of cloud services, as we… Continue reading Ingram Micro acquires BRLink to expand its portfolio of cloud services
The trojan was observed as the final payload in a sophisticated and complex malware installation code set. Continue reading Platinum APT Shines Up New Titanium Backdoor
Researchers at Kaspersky Lab have identified six APT groups using exploits for a Microsoft Office flaw that was patched in September 2015. Continue reading APT Groups Finding Success with Patched Microsoft Flaw