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Fast, Frequent And Cheap COVID-19 Tests Hold Promise For Hawaii https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/09/fast-frequent-and-cheap-covid-19-tests-hold-promise-for-hawaii/

https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/09/fast-frequent-and-cheap-covid-19-tests-hold-promise-for-hawaii/

Maybe they've got something here.... ?

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Simpler, faster COVID-19 test proposed by Hawaii firm: Hawaii research and development firm @Oceanit has been invited to participate in a $1.5 billion @NIHgov initiative to advance quick, accessible, and novel COVID-19 tests. #covid19 #covid19testing #covid19tests #oceanit #hawaiitech (at Oceanit) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBtjFddDXRM/?igshid=pjf2zelskc8a

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This 64-year-old is the oldest woman to row across the Atlantic Ocean—it took her 84 days

Just in time for International Woman’s Day, 64-year-old British rower Sara Brewer stepped onto dry land for the first time in 84 days. She, along with her rowing partner Ann Prestige, 35, completed a trans-Atlantic trip in a 30-foot row boat on Saturday. Brewer is now the oldest woman to row across the Atlantic Ocean. And according to the Guardian, she just picked up rowing just six years ago.

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Oceanit coastal engineer, Dr. Mike Foley attended the 2017 ASBPA National Coastal Conference in Fort Lauderdale. The three-day conference highlighted issues from rising sea levels to assessing storm impacts, providing insights from multitudes of keynote speakers. 

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Hawaii Students Travel to Seoul to Compete in International Altino Competition

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High schoolers, Dayevin Bunao and Kayla Diniega, joined an Oceanit-sponsored trip to South Korea in September for the 2017 Annual SAEON Autonomous Challenge. They started off as students studying coding through a series of classes that use “Altino” robotic cars as a platform to teach multiple coding languages such as Android, Arduino, and C++. From there, they became mentors, and their dedication to helping teachers learn code earned them a trip to South Korea, with additional help and support from those who donated to the Altino Coding Fundraiser.

Read more here: http://bit.ly/2ytBeT4

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Halawa Inmates are Learning Computer Programming

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Oceanit is using the robotic teaching platform, Altino, to help inmates from the Halawa Correctional Facility learn how to code. Inmates now have resources to a multitude of languages such as Android, Arduino, and C++. By using a robotic car, they can learn through exercises that are interactive, motivating, and fun.

Read more on Oceanit’s website: http://bit.ly/2zru95n

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U.S. EPA Awards Oceanit to Develop Corrosion Resistant Treatment

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Oceanit is pleased to announce that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has awarded us $100,000 to develop a nontoxic coating for use in water pipeline repair. The innovation will advance from the business’ EverPel coating, a nanotechnology-based treatment that prevents and protects existing pipelines from corrosion. Treated pipes are capable to endure wide ranges of temperatures, pressures, and marine environments without deterioration or loss of quality.

Read more here: http://bit.ly/2jMkeQQ

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Ransomware is a serious epidemic that affects businesses of all sizes. Protecting your organization is more essential than ever before. A recent U.S. Government interagency report indicates that, on average, there have been 4,000 daily ransomware attacks since early 2016 - a 300% increase over the 1,000 daily ransomware attacks reported in 2015.

To help you address the growing threat of ransomware, we've taken a closer look at how ransomware works and the most common variants that are active today. We've also gathered our best advice on how to protect your business both proactively by taking precautions to avoid ransomware and reactively by being prepared to recover quickly and easily if you do fall victim to an attack.