Spectrum Learning Lab is unveiled at the Central Family Life Center
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Scene from the ribbon-cutting of the Spectrum Learning Lab at the Central Life Family Center. Pictured is Samuel Dennis. (Courtesy CLFC)
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. A new Spectrum Learning Lab has opened at Central Family Life Center, Inc. (CFLC), a Stapleton-based non-profit organization that seeks to improve the lives and environment of the Staten Island community.
On April 8, the celebration of the new Spectrum Learning Lab was marked with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at CFLC’s Staten Island headquarters at 59 Wright St. that included local officials, leaders from CFLC and Spectrum.
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In normal times, Environmental Engineering senior Elieen R. Egolf ’21 would have conducted most of her thesis research at the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences’ Active Learning Labs.
But with labs mostly closed due to the pandemic, she took an unusual approach to her research in an unusual location: she built a robot composter in the basement of her home in Colorado.
Sourcing food waste from a local composting facility, Egolf amassed about 89 gallons of material to test her invention and woke up at 6:00 a.m. every other day for six weeks to conduct testing.
On Friday, she and other SEAS seniors celebrated the completion of their undergraduate theses and senior capstone projects, the culmination of a year of research conducted in spite of the logistical hurdles of an unconventional, largely-remote semester at SEAS.
Cisco streamlines and upgrades SASE bundle
Cisco streamlines and upgrades SASE bundle
Tech giant is making it simpler to buy its SASE offerings, adding passwordless authentication and helping to customise the package through a SASE channel in its DevNet software-developer community Credit: Dreamstime
Cisco has made enhancements to its security offerings that will expand and change the way customers buy its Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) products as well as bolster network-access authentication.
The technology giant sSASE plan will focus on enhancing networking and security functions while building them into an integrated service that can help simplify access to enterprise cloud resources securely, said Gee Rittenhouse, senior vice president and general manager of Cisco’s Security Business Group during this week s