Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for February 18, 2020

Researchers map path for reliable bottom-to-top information flow in an organization; Cyborg grasshoppers can detect explosives; Boeing 737 Max begins test flights in preparation for return to service; Researchers publish open source 3D model for brain cancer growth; and a Steem essay discusses the related conditions of gigantism and acromegaly

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Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for February 17, 2020

An argument that cancer screening is more about business than health, and that in 90 years, the only substantial progress at reducing cancer has been the decline of smoking; Quantum entanglement has been accomplished through 30 miles of fiber; Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) forced to postpone key-signing ceremony after being locked out of a safe; An argument against productivity metrics that ignore quality; and a Steem report on a controversial Tweet by Richard Dawkins on the topic of eugenics

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Curating the Internet: Science and technology digest for January 17, 2020

How to stimulate knowledge sharing in an organization; An article suggests that AI may be on the cusp of a new AI winter; Google to end Chrome support for tracking cookies by 2022; Questioning the relationship between blue light and sleep; and a Steem essay discussing the use of coal as an energy source

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