States, Hospitals Resorting to Extraordinary Measures to Obtain PPE
The measures are in response to fears that the federal government will seize their shipments of COVID-19 personal protective equipment and other supplies.
The measures are in response to fears that the federal government will seize their shipments of COVID-19 personal protective equipment and other supplies.
Three Knightscope robot models can now issue COVID-19 public safety announcements manually, randomly or when a person is detected.
Feevr, an AI-based thermal imaging technology that detects elevated body temperatures, is being used by businesses during the coronavirus pandemic.
In order to be efficient while working from home during quarantine, we must largely focus on mental health and establishing good habits.
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health researchers said the U.S. may have to continue some forms of social distancing through 2022.
The money will be used for a security camera system and exterior door improvements after a student gunman killed two and injured 18 others in 2018.
Many organizations forced into remote work by the coronavirus will continue with the trend in the post-pandemic economy.
Law firm Husch Blackwell provides tips for continuing Title IX investigations while colleges and universities are largely shut down due to coronavirus.
Healthcare workers fighting COVID-19 will have the option to stay at GW rather than return home and possibly expose their families to the virus.
With so many campus employees and students working and studying from home during the COVID-19 crisis, home network protection is critical. Here’s how you can stay safe while working and studying online while social distancing.
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