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Using Neural Networks to Boost Student Learning in Chemistry
Liveminting NFTs with the Wolfram Language on the Cardano Blockchain
Get Ready for College or University with the Early Access for Students Program
Are you planning to start university or college next year? If you’re anything like me, making that next step in your education can be a daunting prospect. Some of you might be worried about being able to keep up with your new classmates, others about maintaining a position at the top of the class—and plenty of you probably fall somewhere in the middle.
Wolfram Education Site Licenses Now Include Single Sign-On
DarkSide Update: The FBI Hacks the Hackers?
On June 7, the FBI seized 63.7 bitcoin (BTC), approximately $2.3 million USD, from one of the addresses to which DarkSide’s cluster, described in my earlier post, sent their ransom funds. Normally, this should have been inaccessible to anyone without a private key for that address. The FBI apparently managed, however, to obtain one.
Class Notes, Quizzes and Weather Alerts with Mathematica and the Wolfram Language
Sleuthing DarkSide Crypto-Ransom Payments with the Wolfram Language
Let me tell you a story about how to trace Russian hackers’ cryptocurrency funds using only public knowledge, some educated guesses and the Wolfram Language.
But first, a little background information.Using IPFS, Filecoin and the Wolfram Language to Build a Unified Decentralized Services Interface
As part of Wolfram’s core goal of a unified blockchain interface, Wolfram Blockchain Labs (WBL) works to give developers direct Wolfram Language access to a range of blockchains and decentralized technologies. Today, we’re excited to announce a collaboration with IPFS and Filecoin, some of the core building blocks of Web3 (or the “decentralized” web). In addition to Wolfram Language integration with IPFS and the Filecoin blockchain, this unique collaboration lets developers leverage storage, peer-to-peer networking and other protocols to complement their existing applications or new decentralized applications, all from Wolfram technologies such as our Wolfram Language, the Wolfram Cloud and Wolfram Notebooks.