A new study published in Sustainable Microbiology could help consumer goods manufacturers to predict the likelihood of mold growth during shipping, enabling them to make informed decisions and mitigate economic losses. 

Israeli and Palestinian engineers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem develop novel metamaterials for the cost-effective injection molding of whole cuts of meat.

Researchers at the University of Electro-Communications have introduced an innovative approach to improving system security. The new framework uses advanced techniques to analyze business process logs and ensure that role-based access rules are properly followed. By combining specialized languages and intelligent analysis tools, it can uncover potential security risks and help organizations address them effectively. Tested on real and simulated systems, this flexible and scalable approach provides a powerful way for organizations to improve security and protect sensitive data.

A new study co-authored by faculty at Binghamton University’s School of Management, examinies how business news outlets owned by the same media holding companies tend to produce more similar news stories, which could have negative implications for financial markets. It leaves fewer options for unique news content, according to the study, so investors could become less efficient at interpreting important information in earnings reports.