Workshop - Cyber Security And The War Against Small Business
  
Cyber Security And The War Against Small Business: Everything You Need to Know to Keep Your Company Safe!
Cyber Criminals and Ransomware have stolen over $75 Billion from small businesses worldwide in 2016. Join us and discover some amazingly simple strategies you can use to protect your business and keep you from becoming a victim in 2017.
We live in a war zone and if you are concerned about the security of your computer network, lost or stolen devices, or the privacy of your confidential information, this is a must attend workshop that will show you how to avoid the common mistakes that many small business owners make every day, and the 7 uncomplicated strategies you can use to keep your company safe.
When: Thursday June 8, 2017
Where: Surrey Board of Trade
Click Here NOW to Register for this Workshop.
A Self-Healing, Water-Repellent Coating That's Ultra Durable
Unbreakable: Water-Repellent Coating | MSE Anish Tuteja
A team at the University of Michigan has created a self-healing, water-repellent coating that can be sprayed onto virtually any surface.
Current water-repellent materials lack the durability needed for applications like clothing or ship hulls. Instead of searching for one specific chemical system, as has been the focus for decades, this team looked at the problem at a more fundamental level, examining the properties that make a water-repellent system durable. They found that most existing water-repellent materials rely on their specific geometry (microscopic pillars), which also makes them fragile.
This new material is far more resilient, healing itself hundreds of times, "even after being abraded, scratched, burned, plasma-cleaned, flattened, sonicated and chemically attacked."
This research is a reminder of the power of creating breakthroughs by approaching problems from a fresh perspective and asking fundamentally different questions.
Spotted by Marissa Brassfield / Written by Jason Goodwin. Read the entire article here.
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