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Have you ever noticed how kids learn while playing with toys… By making association of unknown objects with known objects and classifying them into various categories. But when we come across a child with learning disability, he fails to make the same association due to cognitive impairment. These children mostly have one type of learning […]

Network Slicing: The 5G determiner with a big question mark In 5G networks a single physical network is virtually separated into multiple radio access networks (RANs). Network slicing allows a network operator to provide dedicated virtual networks with functionality specific to the service or customer over a common network infrastructure. Thus it will be able […]

While IoT devices and technology were all you heard about for a while, the buzz has dimmed. According to Google Trends, interest in IoT peaked toward the end of 2016. Interest has ebbed and flowed since then, while slowly regressing toward pre-2016 levels. Also, in 2017 analysts were predicting that the IoT market would be […]

By: Veronica Canton, AAUW Fellow and Microsoft/HNBA IPLI Scholar. Last semester I took a class on Judicial Process. Our final grade was based on a paper. In my paper, I attempted to analyze common threads between Justice Scalia’s and Judge Posner’s judicial interpretation theories. I worked hard; I research my heart out, I read and […]

By: Veronica Canton, Microsoft/HNBA IPLI Scholar, and AAUW Fellow. Imagine your commute to work.  You drive every day.  Your commute started getting longer and longer.  The commute is eating into your free time.  What happens?  Technology gives you a solution: an application that allows users to share real-time traffic information.  This information allows users to […]

By: Veronica Canton Microsoft/HNBA IPLI Scholar & AAUW Fellow I worked as an IP litigation assistant before I started law school. One of the partners at my firm told me “Don’t skim through cases. Read the whole case.” That is one piece of advice I took to heart. Reading the whole case has taught me […]

By: Veronica Canton Microsoft/HNBA IPLI Scholar & AAUW Fellow I want you to think back to your life as a law school student.  Don’t cringe.  For some of you, it was a painful experience.  For others, it was a time of intellectual challenge and growth.  Do you remember asking other classmates for specifics about a […]

Each year HHS handles hundreds of millions of Medicare and Medicaid claims valued at over a trillion dollars. Due to the high volume of claims, statistical sampling provides a critical tool to ensure effective oversight of these expenditures. Sampling is used by the providers in their own efforts to monitor their performance and by the [...]