Articles by tag: University of Maryland

2024 Elections Will Be Determined by Voters’ Biases, Not the Economy, Research Suggests

    The belief that a strong economy guarantees an incumbent's re-election has long been a staple of political wisdom and the 2024 elections will be no different. This Read more

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Understanding the Advantages of 6.25 kHz Radios in Multipath Resilience
December 1, 2023

6.25 kHz radios offer an advantage in multipath resilience. In radio communication, multipath interference is a significant challenge, often leading to signal distortion and loss. This Icom video looks at the advantages of 6.25 kHz radios, particularly their resilience to multipath interference. The video delves into the technicalities of multipath interference – a phenomenon […]

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Revolutionizing Logistics with IoT and Tokenization: A Deep Dive into the Future
December 1, 2023

Revolutionizing logistics with IoT and tokenization—this core theme forms the crux of exploration in the latest episode of Semi-Related, an Optym Podcast. Host Chris Torrence, Chief Strategy Officer for Optym, engages with Todd Haselhorst, Founder/CEO of HEALE Labs, in a conversation that promises to reshape our understanding of the logistics industry. In this episode, […]

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Virtual Health is Transforming the Future of Healthcare
December 1, 2023

Healthcare is often synonymous with invasive procedures and impersonal treatment, but virtual care and its varying models are increasingly changing that. For this reason, this constantly changing landscape needs transformative leaders like Dr. Ryan Grant, Co-founder and CEO of Vori Health. His own transition from a surgical focus to tackling broader challenges in the […]

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2024 Elections Will Be Determined by Voters’ Biases, Not the Economy, Research Suggests
September 5, 2023

The belief that a strong economy guarantees an incumbent’s re-election has long been a staple of political wisdom and the 2024 elections will be no different. This idea suggests that voters are driven by their wallets. As a result, they reward those in power when times are good and oust them when financial […]

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