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Scientific Federation invites all the participants from all over the world to attend 3rd Global Summit and Expo on Proteomics during November 18-19, 2019 at Amsterdam, Netherlands which includes Plenary, Keynote presentations, Oral talks, Poster presentations, Workshop/symposium, and Exhibitions.
Proteomics-2019 will also provide the excellent opportunity to meet experts, exchange information, and strengthen the collaboration among Directors, Researchers, Associate Professors, and Scholars from both academia and industry.
The 3rd International Conference & Expo on Proteomics is anticipating participants from 40 and more countries across the globe and the two day conference will provoke Plenary sessions, Keynote speeches, Poster, and Oral presentations. This program provides two days of robust discussions on recent advancements and new strategies for development of new materials for global requirements.
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CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES:
To facilitate opportunities for networking, collaboration and exchange of ideas with internationally renowned leaders in Proteomics research and development.
To identify research and practice based innovations in optimizing Proteomics research and development.
To debate gaps and priorities for sustainable development in optimizing Proteomics research and development.
To discuss and debate the challenges and opportunities in the new era of optimizing Proteomics research reforms.
To identify opportunities for evidence-based practice in optimizing Proteomics research and development.
Proteomics In Drug Discovery
Proteomics in Nanotechnology
Mass Spectrometry in Proteome Research
Proteomics in Nutrition & Food Processing Industry
Proteomics and its Medicinal Research
Proteomics in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Proteomics in Computational Systems Biology
Proteomics for Bioinformatics
Protein Engineering and Enzymology
Protein Microarrays
Cancer Proteome & Biomarkers
Plant proteomics
Genetics and Molecular biology
Proteomics in Neurodegenerative disorders
Genomics & Metabolomics
Viral Protein
Protein folding and mis-folding
Enzyme nanotechnology
Protein Databases
Neuroproteomics & Neurometabolomics
Protein Sequencing & Molecular Interactions
Integrating Transcriptomics & Proteomics
Proteomics in Animal
Proteome Informatics
Protein Separation and Characterization methods
Proteomic High-throughput Technologies
Applications of Proteomics
Protein Interactome and Signaling networks
Proteomics and its Research
Current Trends in proteomics
Protein Expression Profiling Techniques
Modeling Protein Structures Techniques
Interaction Proteomics through Yeast two-hybrid system
Glycoproteomics
Pharmaceutical Proteomics
Proteomics in Nephrology
Cardiovascular Proteomics
Human Brain Proteome
Proteomics from Discovery to Function
Proteomics and Molecular Medicine
Molecular Medicine and Diagnostics
Molecular Diagnostics and Devices
Protein Expression and Analysis
Precision Medicine and Immuno-Oncology
The Proteome in Microbial Ecophysiology
Viroj Wiwanitkit
Hainan Medical University,China
Christophis Koroneos
University of Western Macedonia, Greece
Ajay Nair
University of Otago, New Zealand
Akbar Nikkhah
University of Zanjan, Iran
Afaf El-Ansary
King Saud University, Saudi Arabia
Abdulghani Mohamad Alsamarai
Tikrit University, Iraq
Mosaad A. Abdel-Wahhab
National Research Center, Egypt
Mohamed eddouks
Moulay Ismail University, Morocco
Amer A. Taqa
Mosul University, Iraq.
Anjana Rani
Banaras Hindu University,India
Zang Hee Cho
Seoul National University, Seoul Korea
Yichuan Zhao
Prof. Dr. Ahmed G. Hegazi
National Research Center, Dokki, Giza, Egypt
Mohamed A. El-Esawi
Tanta University,Egypt
Mu Wang
Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China
Sergey Suchkov
Moscow State University of Medicine and Dentistry, Russia
Vittorio Bellotti
University College London, UK
Magnus S Magnusson
University of Iceland, Iceland
Professor Viroj Wiwanitkit is a medical professor and Asian Scholar. He is presently a visiting University Professor, Hainan Medical University, China. He has more than 950 international journal publications and 150 international textbook publications. He is editor in chief and editorial board of more than 40 journals. He has ever been invited to be keynote speakers of many international conferences. He is the Thai scientists with the most number of publications. He is a guest lecturer of many universities.
Christopher Koroneos is a chemical engineer. He did all his studies at the Department of Chemical Engineering of Columbia University in New York, USA, where he later was a professor and continues to be associated with the Earth Engineering Center as a Research Associate. Now he is Associate Professor having the chair of Renewable Energy and Energy Management at the Department of Mechanical Engineering of the University of Western Macedonia in Greece. He is also at the Unit of Environmental Science and Technology of the Department of Chemical Engineering at the National Technical University of Athens. He is teaching at the Interdisciplinary Programme of Post Graduate Studies ''Environment & Development'' of the National Technical University of Athens. His research interests are in Renewable Energy, Exergy Analysis, Life Cycle Assessment and Sustainable Development. He has more than 90 publications in Scientific Journals and more than 220 publications in proceedings of International conferences. He is in the editorial committee of 35 scientific journals, and he has participated in 37 national and international research projects.
Ajay Nair has completed his PhD from University of Otago, New Zealand and postdoctoral studies from Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, USA. He has published in several reputed peer-reviewed journals and has been serving as an editorial board member of repute.
Professor Akbar Nikkhah holds BSc in Animal Sciences (University of Zanjan, Iran,1999), MSc in Animal Nutrition (Isfahan University of Technology, Iran, 2001), PHD in Dairy Nutritional Physiology (University of Manitoba, Canada, 2007) and PostDoctorate in Nutritional Genomics and Management (University of Illinois, US, 2008). Dr. Nikkhah has received numerous national and international awards & honors and has authored more than 400 influential global scientific publications namely articles, editorials, books, and book chapters. Professor Nikkhah significantly influences upon and changes lives of countless people, mentees, mentors, groups, industries, universities, schools, and global institutions in accomplishing resourceful economy and quality life. He speaks in a variety of national and international conferences and meetings and serves more than 500 national and international journals, conferences, and publishers as chief science advisor, editor and evaluator. He serves the global community as Chief Highly Distinguished Professor and Mentor (University of Zanjan, Iran) and Frontier Highly Distinguished Peace Leader with diversified programs in multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary science and technology research and education.
Afaf El-Ansary, female, biochemist, graduated from biochemistry department, Ain Shams University, Egypt in 1974. She worked in the National Research Centre, Egypt from 1976-2000, During 2001-2016, she worked as professor, Biochemistry Department, Science College, King Saud University, KSA. Since 2016- till now, she joined the Central laboratory as senior scientist to supervise the Biochemistry, Proteomic and biomarkers units. She has published more than 45 papers related to metabolic integration between schistosome parasite and molluscan hosts. She recorded a patent on the" use of sublethal concentration of solanum nigrum plant for the control of schistosomiasis". She was recognized by the Marquis Who's Who in science and engineering, Eight's edition, 2005-2006. She is member in number of national and international societies and she is recorded as reviewer in many international journals. In recent years she focused on the screening of biochemical markers related to autism and she got another 56 published papers in high impact factor Journals related to this research interest. She is member in the European Society of Predictive, Preventive and Personalized Medicine Society (Moscow).
Professor Abdulghani Mohamad Alsamarai completed his undergraduate studies at College of Medicine, Basrah University in 1977 and received his MGUM degree in Genitourinary Medicine [1988] and Ph D in Clinical Virology [1986] from Sheffield University, UK. He assumed a faculty position in College of Medicine, Basrah University in 1986. Now he completed 31 years working as consultant in Allergy, Dermatology, Infectious Diseases and Medical Education in Basrah and Tikrit Universities. At Universities [Basrah, Tikrit, Lahaye international] he has served as a Teaching Assistant, Lecturer, Assistant Professor and full Professor in 1994. He appointed as Dean of Tikrit University College of Medicine from 2000 to 2003, Chairman of Tikrit University Promotion Committee and a Dean of College of Applied Medical Sciences, Lahaye International University. In addition, he is acting as Director of Joint Diploma for Health Profession Education Programme and WHO senior consultant. Prof Alsamarai awarded grade A senior scientist because of his contribution in National Drug Formulation Programme and Community Health Promotion Research Programme. One of his responsibilities was to set up a postgraduate studies in Basrah University Medical College, acting as chairman of Examination Committee and Department of Microbiology, Basrah Medical College. In 1991 he join Tikrit University College of Medicine [TUCOM] as assistant professor and work to set up the Departments of Research in the university, and Medical Education Department, Curricula for Dermatology, Medicine, Surgery and Gynecology in TUCOM. Furthermore, once he joined TUCOM he is acting as chairman for Research Committee, Promotion Committee, and 6th year Learning Committee. Since 1977 his research focused on several issues including fungal, viral, bacterial, allergic and dermatologic diseases. Recently, he focuses on the role of oxidants / antioxidants, non invasive biomarkers of allergic diseases. He teaches several courses in undergraduate and postgraduate studies in Basrah Medical College and TUCOM. These courses include: Fungal diseases, Clinical Virology, Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Medical Education, Health Profession Education, Dermatology, Infectious Diseases, Allergic Diseases and Research Methods. He acts as Director of M Sc and Ph D in Medical Microbiology, High Diploma in Allergy and Immunological Diseases, and Joint Diploma in Health Profession Education with Suez Canal University, Faculty of Medicine. Professor Alsamarai has received a good contribution from National and International agencies to support his research on drug formulation, searching for new drugs, bioavailability of drugs, Plant products research, National Programme for Prevention a nd Control of Disease, and Community Health Promotion Research.
Dr. Mosaad Attia Abdel-Wahhab is a professor of Toxicology and food safety at National Research Center. He has completed his PhD from Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt and Texas A & M University, Texas, USA. He is a visiting Professor at several International Universities and published more than 220 research articles in the areas of Foodomics, Proteomics, food safety, nanotechnology and biotechnology in the high impact factor international peer review Journals. He supervised more than 55 MSc and PhD thesis and conducted 18 International research projects. He participated in 58 international conferences as invited or keynote speaker. He is co-editor for 9 International Journals and a member in several International societies. He is the president of the Egyptian Society of Science and Halal Research.
Mohamed Eddouks is Professor at Moulay Ismail University, Faculty of Sciences and Techniques Errachidia, Morocco. He is a researcher in Physiology and Pharmacology with a Master Degree in Metabolic and Molecular Endocrinology from University of Paris vi, a specialized certificate in Endocrine Pharmacology from University of Paris vii and PhD degrees in Physiology and Pharmacology from University of Liege, Belgium and Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah University, Fez, Morocco. After his post-doctoral fellowship at Department of Physiology, Faculty of Medicine of Montreal, Canada, he is working for the last 16 years on medicinal plants. His work on antidiabetic and antihypertensive plants is well recognized globally. His research focuses on ethnobiological as well as pharmacological issues in the use of Moroccan medicinal plants for the treatment of diabetes mellitus, obesity and hypertension. His contribution to this field includes four international books and more than 80 peer-reviewed articles and book chapters of international repute. He served as Guest Editor and Member of Editorial Board of several international journals. He has been honored with the first Prize of Scientific Research in 2008 by the Moroccan Association of Research and Development and the first Prize of the Federation of Arab Scientific Councils in 2016. He has been the founding Dean of Polydisciplinary Faculty of Errachidia from 2008 to 2012.
Amer A. Taqa:	Professor at Dental Basic Science, College dentistry, Mosul University, Iraq. Have PhD degree in Dental chemistry. He has published more 100 researches papers in national and international academic journals and authored 22 books. His research interests include	dental chemistry, medical	chemistry, and inorganic chemistry. He is editorial member in more than 140 international journals. He Nominated as a member of the organizing committees for a number of international and local conferences. E-mail: amertaqa@hotmail.com Publons:	https://publons.com/a/331136 ORCID:	http://orcid.org/0000-0002-3104-0078 https://www.linkedin.com/mynetwork/ https://www.researchgate.net/ http://www.researcherid.com/Workspace.action
Dr. Anjana Rani is Ph.D. from Banaras Hindu University, Department of Biochemistry. She has been designated as DST-WOS-A. She has published 6 papers in reputed journals and served as Principle investigator of a project funded by Department of Science and Technology. The major area of her research covers stress physiology and proteomics in plants as well as the understanding molecular mechanism of the genes involved in boron toxicity tolerance.
Dr. Cho was the Professor of Radiological Science as well as Professor of Psychiatry and Human Behavior at University of California at Irvine. From 2005, Prof. Cho served as University Professor and Director of the Neuroscience Research Institute, Gachon University of Medicine & Science, Incheon, till he joined as a Distinguished Research Fellow at the Adavanced Institute of Convergence Technology (AICT), Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea. Since 2017, Professor Cho is concurrently serving as a director of Neuroscience Research Institute, Suwon University, Suwon, Korea. Prof. Cho was the one who pioneered world's first "Ring PET", the molecular imaging device, in 1975. Professor Cho has also been pioneer in the field of MRI. In 2005, 7.0T MRI coupling with super resolution PET (HRRT) ,the world's first PET-MRI fusion system was developed at GachonUniversity, Inchon, Korea. Among the many honors and awards, Professor Cho was elected as a member of US National Academy of Science, Institute of Medicine in 1997 (Now US National Academy of Medicine).
Yichuan Zhao has completed his PhD from the Florida State University, USA. He is the full professor of Statistics, Georgia State University. He has published 90 papers in statistics and computer science and has been serving as an editorial board member of many journals.
Ahmed Hegazi is currently a Professor of Microbiology and Immunology in the National Research Center, Egypt. Prof. Hegazi received his master's degree in 1979, and his PhD in 1981. Hegazi's research work has been focused lately on bee products and their therapeutic effects. Hegazi organized and contributed to national and international research projects since 1977 and up till now; he has been the Ahmed Hegazi is currently a Professor of Microbiology and Immunology in the National Research Center, Egypt. Prof. Hegazi received his master's degree in 1979, and his PhD in 1981. Hegazi's research work has been focused lately on bee products and their therapeutic effects. Hegazi organized and contributed to national and international research projects since 1977 and up till now; he has been the principal investigator on multiple research projects within the National Research Center. He has published 211 scientific papers and articles in national and international journals. He also served on the board of multiple national and international scientific journals. Dr. Hegazi is also the president of the Egyptian Environmental Society for Uses and Production of Bee Products, secretary of the Egyptian Society of Apitherapy, secretary general of the African Federation of Apiculture Associations, and a member of the International Apitherapy Commission (APIMONDIA). Dr. Hegazi awards; First Class Decoration of Excellence, Egypt, 1995, The Senior Scientist Prize of National Research Center, Cairo, Egypt, 1996, The National Scientific Prize In Biological Sciences, Egypt, 1990, The Scientific Prize of The National Research Center, Cairo, Egypt, 1989, The Second Best Research Paper Award, International Congress of Propolis, Bones Aires, Argentina, 2000, Main Speaker Award,10th Academic Conference, PRA and NAS (Nippon Apitherapy Soc.) Japan, 2006, 2 Bronze medals from The International Innovation Fair of the Middle East, Kuwait, 2007 Awarded of Ghazi Wad Allah Salon Prize, 2008, Finally awarded the Merit Ward in Medical Sciences, National Research Center, Egypt, 2016 and have 4 patents.
Dr. Mohamed El-Esawi is an Associate Professor of Molecular Biology and Genetics at Botany Department of Faculty of Science at Tanta University in Egypt. He has received his B.Sc. and M.Sc. from Tanta University in Egypt, and his PhD in Genetics and Molecular Biology from Dublin Institute of Technology, Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) in Ireland. Afterwards, Dr. El-Esawi joined the University of Warwick in the United Kingdom as a Visiting Research Fellow. Then, he joined the University of Sorbonne (Pierre and Marie Curie-UPMC) in France as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow. Following those positions, Dr. El-Esawi joined the Division of Crop Biotechnics of KU Leuven in Belgium as a Research Fellow. Then, he joined the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom as a Visiting Research Fellow. Dr. El-Esawi is very interested in Genetics, Genomics, Transcriptomics, Proteomics, Metabolomics, Molecular Plant Physiology, Developmental Biology, Plant-Microbe Interaction, Molecular Biology and Bioinformatics. He has given numerous talks and participated at more than 55 conferences, meetings, and workshops in highly regarded institutions nationally and internationally. He has received several awards and grants from international organizations including DAFF, ASRT, IRO, COST.
Prof. Wang is a Professor at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, a Chinese-British joint higher educational venture in China. He earned his PhD in Bio-Organic Chemistry from Washington University in St. Louis, USA, and was an NIH-NRSA postdoctoral fellow studying mechanisms of DNA repair in mammalian system. He joined the faculty of Indiana University School of Medicine in 2001 and served as a Proteomics Core director for 16 years. His research centers around biomarkers and drug target discovery, and deciphering the protein interaction networks in complex human diseases with the use of high throughput omics technologies and bioinformatics.
Sergey Suchkov was born in the City of Astrakhan, Russia, in a family of dynasty medical doctors. In 1980, graduated from Astrakhan State Medical University and was awarded with MD. In 1985, maintained his PhD as a PhD student of the I.M. Sechenov Moscow Medical Academy and Institute of Medical Enzymology, USSR Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow, Russia. In 2001, finished the PostDoc Research Fellowship Program and maintained his Doctor Degree at the National Institute of Immunology, Russia. From 1985 through 1987, worked at Inst of Med Enzymology, USSR Academy of Medical Sciences. From 1987 through 1989, was a senior Researcher, Koltzov Inst of Developmental Biology, USSR Academy of Sciences. From 1989 through 1995, was being a Head of the Lab of Clinical Immunology and Immunobiotechnology, Helmholtz Eye Research Inst in Moscow. From 1995 through 2004, was being a Chairman of the Dept for Clinical Immunology, Moscow Clinical Research Institute (MONIKI) and the Immunologist-in-Chief of the Moscow Regional Ministry of Health. In 1993-1996, was an Executice Secretary-in-Chief of the Editorial Board, Biomedical Science, an international journal published jointly by the USSR Academy of Sciences and the Royal Society of Chemistry, UK. Dr Suchkov is a Co-Supervisor over the Russian-American Agreement on scientific and clinical collaboration in the field of ocular immunology between Russian Academy of Sciences and National Institutes of Health (NIH); in 1991-1995 – a member of The Reciprocal Exchange Fellowship Program between Russian Immunological Society and British Society for Immunology. Dr Suchkov is a member of the Editorial Boards of many international journals including EPMA Journal (Springer, Brussels) and "Personalized Medicine Universe" (Elsevier, Japan). Dr Sergey Suchkov, MD, PhD Director, Center for Personalized Medicine and Professor, Department of Pathology, Sechenov University, Chair, Department for Translational Medicine, Moscow Engineering Physical Institute (MEPhI), Professor, Dept for Immunology, A.I.Evdokimov Moscow State University of Medicine & Dentistry, Moscow, Russia Member, New York Academy of Sciences, NY, USA Secretary General, UCC (United Cultural Convention), Cambridge, UK Member, EPMA (European Association for Predictive, Preventive and Personalized Medicine), Brus-sels, EU; Member, ISPM (International Society for Personalized Medicine), Tokyo, Japan; Member, PMC (Personalized Medicine Coalition), Washington, USA; Member, American Chemical Society (ACS), USA; Member, American Heart Association (AHA), USA; Secretary General, UCC (United Cultural Convention), Cambridge, UK
Vittorio Bellotti is a medically qualified scientist who has worked on protein misfolding disorders both in the UK and Italy for over 20 years. His seminal demonstration that the amyloidogenic variants of lysozyme, discovered in the laboratory of Professor Sir Mark B. Pepys at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School, Hammersmith Hospital in 1993, were less stable than the wild type molecule provided the basis for a now generally accepted theory explaining the mechanism of amyloid conversion of globular proteins. In 1995 he established an independent group at the University of Pavia carrying out pioneering work on β2-microglobulin fibrillogenesis causing dialysis-related amyloidosis. He made a series of key discoveries including the characterization of the pathogenic role of the truncated form of β2-microglobulin, ΔN6β2-microglobulin, ubiquitous in osteoarticular amyloid deposits, the demonstration that collagen and heparin could have a prominent role in amyloid fibril formation in vivo and the identification of a range of inhibitors of β2-microglobulin fibrillogenesis including nanobodies and doxycycline. He has also continued his association with the Pepys laboratory and was central to the identification of the transthyretin superstabiliser, mds84, and the subsequent collaboration with GlaxoSmithKline to develop this material as a potential transthyretin amyloidosis therapy. He joined UCL in October 2011 with MRC Strategic Award, where he established a new group in the Centre for Amyloidosis and Acute Phase Proteins. At UCL he has continued his research into the molecular mechanisms of amyloidogenesis as exemplified in two recent studies, which both arose out of his work following the identification of new pathogenic variants of amyloidogenic proteins. He identified the biochemical mechanisms underlying the pathogenicity of the first (and only) amyloidogenic variant of β2-microglobulin, D76N. This led to the seminal observation that forces generated under physiological conditions by agitation of fluids in the presence of hydrophobic-hydrophilic interfaces are sufficient to cause protein fibrillogenesis, and may represent a common mechanism of amyloidogenesis by globular proteins in vivo. He identified a previously unrecognized step in the development of transthyretin amyloidosis by demonstrating that stress-mediated proteolysis is a pivotal step in the protein fibrillogenesis pathway. His research strategy is inspired by the challenging objective of relating in vitro experimental conditions to the pathophysiological environment. He believes that the most efficient way to identify the underlying causes of complex diseases such as systemic amyloidosis is by collaboration between groups with complementary expertise and ideas. He has kept a close connection with his group in Pavia and continued to work with a network of longstanding collaborators in Italy including Professors Esposito (Udine), Relini (Genoa), Bolognesi (Milan), Cecconi (Modena). At UCL he has developed a number of collaborations. These include work on alpha-synuclein (Professor Schapira), apolipoprotein C-III (Professor Talmud), structural insights into amyloidogenic proteins (Professor Christodoulou) and the generation of bio-compatible devices to study fibrillogenesis of human globular proteins (Professor Pinzani). Other external collaborations include the use of native mass spectrometry for protein structure analysis (Professor Robinson, Oxford) and work on new amyloidogenic variants of β2-microglobulin and apolipoprotein C-III (Professor Valleix, Paris).
Magnus S Magnusson completed his PhD in 1983 from University of Copenhagen. He is a Research Professor and creator of the T-system model and algorithms implemented in Theme™. He focuses on real-time organization of behavior, co-directed a two-year DNA analysis project, and published numerous papers. He gave invited talks at numerous conferences (including AIMS, IFNA, Neurotalk, Proteomics) and universities in Europe, USA and Japan. He is Deputy Director between 1983 and 1988, Anthropology Laboratory, Museum of Natural History, Paris. He is a repeated invited Professor at Universities of Paris (V, VIII, XIII). Since 1991, he is Founder and Director of the Human Behavior Laboratory, University of Iceland. Since 1995, he focused on collaboration between 24 universities based on "Magnusson's Analytical Model" initiated at the Sorbonne, Paris.
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Norton provides a cloud backup system, and you can get between 2GB and 75GB worth of online storage, depending on the tier you bought. Norton uses multiple data centers and encrypts everything to keep your data safe while it's in the cloud backup.
You can create multiple "backup sets," which designate the types and locations of saved files. Having control over how often it saves each backup set to the cloud allows you to regularly backup important files, without your computer backing up everything all the time.
Although this is a fine add-on to an antivirus program, there are better cloud storage options available. The limited data quantity in the cheaper packages means that you could hit the cap quickly, and you may not be able to protect all of the files you want.
Norton offers browser extension software to go alongside its antivirus products. There are a few options to choose from, each with different features. In addition to extensions that allow you to integrate with products like Norton Family for full parental controls, there are two browser extensions for web security.
Named "Norton safe web" and "Norton safe search," these two can be easily confused. Norton could simply join both together, and having both available seems like it's intentional to get people to install the wrong one.
"Safe web" gives you full browser protection by keeping an eye on what you are doing online and stopping any threats. For antivirus protection within a browser, this is very effective. Norton doesn't let suspicious downloads complete, and phishing pages cause a warning page to appear. This will keep you safe online when it's used alongside Norton's desktop antivirus.
On the other hand, the "safe search" extension feels redundant. It gives you the same protection of the "safe web" extension but with the drawback of changing your default search engine.
Additionally, neither extension references the other, so it is easy to get confused between the two. We think having just one extension with an option to change the search engine would be a better choice.
Norton 360 provides extra features to help protect your data from various threats. This includes extra cloud backup space, smartphone security and webcam protection. Norton also helps protect against identity fraud in the form of a dark web monitoring system.
This dark web monitoring looks to see if any of your data is on the dark web. This is a basic form of security, but the full-featured LifeLock comes bundled with some versions of Norton 360. We have a roundup of the best identity theft protection to keep you safe online.
Norton 360 Deluxe also includes parental controls through Norton Family. The account holder can control what each device can do and how long each device can be active. Details are displayed within Norton Family, like how much time was spent on social media, but it doesn't give any access to the users' accounts.
Norton 360 Deluxe also includes email alerts, so when a child accesses a website blocked by the parental control, you can see what site the device tried to access. The user can also send a message to request access when they visit a blocked site.
Even if you have Norton 360 Deluxe, there is still no option for using the parental controls on a Mac. This means only PCs and mobile devices can be monitored and limited through Norton's parental control system, so you should consider if these are essential features for you.
Additionally,Norton's Secure VPN is included in the basic Norton 360 Standard package, but the more expensive plans can have more simultaneous users.
This is a relatively good all-round VPN with some limitations. This VPN software is quick and easy to use, but this comes at the price of fewer options and some security concerns. If you want to learn more, read our Norton Secure VPN review or our breakdown of the best VPNs available.
Multi-OS support
Disk cleanup
Webcam protection
Secure browser
Download protection
Desktop UI
72 % – Decent
Full protection from viruses and malware, 2GB of cloud storage, integrated firewall, password manager, protection for one PC or Mac
1-year plan $ 1.67/ month
$19.99 billed every year
Protection for one PC, Mac or mobile device, 10GB of cloud storage, webcam protection, dark web monitoring
Protection for five devices, parental control, 50GB of cloud storage
Norton 360 Deluxe with LifeLock
Protection for five devices, 100GB of cloud storage, full access to LifeLock's identity protection
Norton is reasonably priced for antivirus software, although the cost for each package has a steep increase when it's renewed, making it one of the more expensive options on the market. The pricing structure on the products page gives a breakdown of the features gained at each level. There is also a guide for what the equivalent was in the old system.
Norton AntiVirus Plus is slightly cheaper than other similar software, such as Trend Micro Antivirus. However, getting malware protection for only one computer that has tight limits of features, like the cloud backup, means this option can be beaten by some of the best free antivirus software on the market.
When looking at the more advanced Norton 360 options, the Norton 360 Deluxe seems to be the best value for most people. With the extra devices, you can protect most of your family's computers and phones. This means you can utilize the addition of parental control to choose what each device can do.
Norton 360 Deluxe also grows the cloud storage capacity to 50GB, which is significantly more useful than the 10GB provided by Norton 360 Standard. Few antiviruses offer cloud storage, but if it is a priority, you should look at some of our cloud storage articles for more robust solutions if you don't choose Norton.
The more expensive end includes LifeLock protection. Alongside identity theft protection, Norton 360 is confident enough in its protection to provide $25,000 in stolen funds reimbursement, with up to $1,000,000 to pay for lawyers and experts, should you become a victim of identity theft.
If you decide Norton isn't what you want, all of Norton's plans include a 60-day money-back guarantee. Although this makes up for having no free trial, the lack of a free version will be a problem for some. Those who want a free alternative might prefer software like Avast Pro.
At the top of Norton's home page is a dropdown menu with all of the available products. Upon subscribing to one of the plans, you get an option to download the installer. This does almost everything on its own to install Norton, and it only stopped to ask us to remove an antivirus software that was still on the computer. This is because different antiviruses can interfere with each other.
The first thing shown after the download is the "my Norton" window. This gives good access for setting up cloud storage, the password manager and the scanning options. You can also set it to display the classic launcher on startup. This window makes more obscure settings and features, like the disk cleanup, more accessible.
On the surface, Norton's products have a clean and easy-to-use UI. This is great for regular scans or for running a preset backup. However, when looking through the settings menus, things stop being so clear.
Norton has lists of settings that can be difficult to understand at a glance. Some of the settings are under a heading with various switches to turn features on or off, but other settings have a "configure" page that opens a separate window with the options. This can result in a cluttered screen, if you don't know where to find a specific setting.
Norton offers three scan types. In the screen where you can choose which scan to run, other options are available that may be useful. For example, "Norton insight" looks through your files and decides how likely they are to contain malware. This can show you what programs Norton deems as high risk.
The first is a "quick scan," which is what Norton will default to when it asks to search for malware. This only took seven minutes and scanned 10,337 items, and it was capable of finding threats in locations malware often hides, without slowing the computer down.
The next option is the "full scan." This took nearly five hours and scanned 2,923,832 items; Norton appears to be checking all the files on the computer. This means running the scan should find any threats that are hiding.
The final scan option is the "custom scan." By selecting specific folders or files to run scans on, you can check suspicious programs. However, you cannot drag and drop files, so you have to go through a file browser and select what it will scan.
Running a custom scan is a quick way to regularly check a small selection of folders. However, it takes some time to set it up, so one-time scans are better off as quick scans.
When a scan is running, there is an option underneath the progress bar to turn off the computer after the scan is complete. You also have the option to sleep or hibernate the computer, which is nice to have.
Norton may have a great set of features and a decent display, but what matters is that the Norton antivirus can protect your computer. To test an antivirus' security, we use a combination of lab tests and hands-on, practical testing.
AV-Test found that Norten blocked all of the threats with no false positives in November and December of 2019. With the need for less processing power than average, AV-Test gave Norton a 6/6 for protection, performance and usability.
Next up was AV-Comparatives. The July to October 2019 real-world tests produced a three-star result for Norton, although it was surpassed by other programs, including Avira, because of Norton's higher false-positive rate.
Finally, we checked MRG Effitas, which last tested Norton in 2018. This test found that no malware could get past Norton's protection. As such, Norton got a level-one pass, MRG Effitas' best rating.
Overall, the lab tests show that Norton can reliably protect devices from the latest threats, so you shouldn't be concerned with the security provided by this antivirus. The hands-on testing files we used also confirmed the strength of Norton's malware protection.
First, we checked the WICAR website, which contains 13 links to pages that antivirus software should block as malware. Norton detected all 13 and blocked them before Google Chrome's protections stopped access to the page. This isn't common in an antivirus, so it testifies to the security provided by Norton.
The other tool we use is the AMTSO website. This has six tests that download fake malware files, such as an EICAR (European Institute for Computer Antivirus Research) file. Norton blocked all five of the uncompressed files. The test that downloaded 10 compressed files had only three files successfully download, which is better than most antiviruses.
According to these tests, Norton is successful in protecting computers. If you are concerned about your antivirus protecting your device from every possible attack, our Bitdefender Antivirus review may give a good alternative.
Despite having some excellent protection results, Norton seems to significantly slow down scanning if too many other processes are running. It consistently tried to keep about 20 percent of our processing power, although it will use everything available if the computer is idling. This is worth considering if your devices are old or normally slow.
Norton continually scores high on tests across the board, and it offers a "virus protection promise." This is a money-back guarantee, should your computer become infected with malware that Norton can't remove.
In order to get your money back, you must run a full scan of your system and use Norton's "power eraser" to remove any malware. If this doesn't work, then you are advised to speak to the support team, which will lead you through fixing the issue. You will get a refund of your Norton subscription if the experts are unable to fix your device.
Norton's antivirus protection is good enough that you probably won't need a refund, but this isn't often offered by companies if a product doesn't work. This is not a suitable replacement for reliable protection, but on a product that already keeps your device safe, it is a nice thing to have.
80 % – Good
Norton has a wide variety of support options. There is a forum, a good-sized knowledgebase, a 24/7 live chat and an email system in case the other support channels cannot provide solutions to your problems.
The knowledgebase covers many of the common problems that may occur. There are step-by-step guides for most issues, as well as a list of common follow-up questions. There is a search bar underneath the support page, but it isn't great at finding a clear answer for a specific problem.
Some of the knowledgebase questions have small video tutorials. These are slow and hard to focus on, but they do provide plenty of information and can help with the more complicated issues that may occur.
Norton also has a forum page that has some activity. Most days see a couple of problems posted, which the community typically resolves within the day.
However, the main problem is with the forum's design. Navigating the forum is difficult, and it looks outdated. If Norton made the forum clearer and gave it a more modern design, it could be a great resource for solving problems.
If the support from the knowledgebase or forums isn't enough, Norton does operate a 24/7 live chat, as well as a support email. This can help guide you through most problems fairly quickly, and email support can help you with harder challenges.
One small issue with Norton's support is the lack of a phone line. This could be a problem for people who prefer to talk over the phone rather than through a chatbox. Although it isn't an essential part of the support system, the option would be nice to have.
Overall, Norton is a good option if you're looking for a full security suite to protect a small number of devices. It's hardly the best of the products available, but it puts up a good fight and will be the right software for some people.
Other sections, like Norton's support, are far and beyond some of its competition, as you can read in our IObit Malware Fighter review. However, this isn't enough to reach the gold standard that Bitdefender sets.
The biggest problem with many of Norton's products is the clarity issue. Finding obscure options can be difficult, with them sometimes hidden behind multiple windows of unrelated features. This follows through to features like the browser extension, where the differences between the various choices aren't clear.
Norton isn't even clear about what features you have access to, even suggesting we had parental control while still on the basic Norton AntiVirus Plus. These should have indications next to them to show what package you'd need to unlock them.
If what we've written here makes you think Norton is the right product for you, then it may be worth checking out with its 60-day money-back guarantee. However, if you want to evaluate some of the other options available, have a look at our antivirus articles.
What do you think about Norton Security? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Thanks for reading.
Is Norton Security Any Good?
Yes, Norton provides a good product and has a very well-known name because of it. Even if it isn't the best option available, there aren't many significant flaws that detract from what it does well. It is worth keeping an eye on the testing sites we use to ensure the standard of protection doesn't start to slip, but we have no major concerns about the security provided by Norton's products.
What Is Better: McAfee or Norton?
Both McAfee and Norton provide excellent products, and either may be better depending on your needs. In our best antivirus guide, McAfee does better in the support and pricing categories, whereas Norton gets its mentions in the features section. So if you're looking for better value and greater support, you should check out our McAfee Total Protection review.
Is Norton Security Being Discontinued?
Yes, but it's being replaced with Norton 360, which has all of the features of Norton Security but includes extra features, such as Norton Secure VPN. Norton provides helpful guides about how the old plans line up to the new plans. There is also Norton AntiVirus Plus, which is an inexpensive option with fewer features.
Which Is Better: Norton Security or Norton 360?
Norton Security has been replaced by Norton 360, so Norton 360 is the better option. Norton 360 is essentially the same as the old products but under a new name. New integration with Norton LifeLock and Norton Secure VPN means this change is similar to when Norton Internet Security first came with Norton's main product.
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I found your site because I was looking for advice on whether or not to add Norton browser apps. Your review of the product as a whole was good. Since I already have Norton, I really wanted 1) to know what the browser extensions are for and 2) if you recommend adding them or not. In other words, yes or no. Alas, what I got was, essentially, do whatever you want. "The browser extensions are intrusive and annoying and Norton isn't clear about why you need them. We don't like software messing around in browser settings, even if it's antivirus.
Those extensions seem optional, though." So I'm still in the dark, with no idea if or why about the extensions. The rest of the article was useful.
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Jacob Roach says:
You can find a description of each extension here: https://support.norton.com/sp/en/us/home/current/solutions/v117744069_ns_retail_en_us
Still no answer to important Ann's question.
Cloudwards.net - Editor-at-Large
Fergus O'Sullivan says:
Well, Jacob did answer the question, though. Extensions are cool and all, but you need to decide on a case by case basis if they work for you. We're not going to decide for you, we're just reviewers and have no idea what your preferences are or how your system is set up.
GregR says:
Norton360 is the first time i'm actually paying for an antivirus in over 25 years, and i'm glad i did that. the price is actually quite small ($40/yr is quite cheap) and the range of features in 360Deluxe is great. even if each section isn't best-of-the-best, i think it's a well rounded package for those of us who are coming from freebies or next-to-nothing.
George Stephens says:
I enjoyed the review, I've used Norton last five years or so and glad to hear it still does a good job. While it can be pricey I always find a good price about this time. I bought 10 devices Norton two weeks ago for $35.00 which is a lot better that the auto renew.
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There is no new beginning, as I had mentioned in my previous post, yet there is that much to renew or start over again or anew. It's just in your mind's eye.
So to begin with, I skimmed through last year's posts and discovered that a flimsy one on husband-wife relationship did the most numbers. [Click here to read] As much as I am thankful to the readers for visiting my page, I owe an apology to each one for dishing out such a half-baked stuff over the top of my keyboard for some sadistic pleasure.
I continue to have loads of entertainers around!
That reminds me, I started the year at the cinema with my lovely girl, my loving man and my lol-of-a-friend.
We headed to one of the oldest cinema houses in Dubai, which is two-tiered, and located on the busiest streets of the city. A place I've frequented a dozen times over.
The show started at 7.30pm and we landed there sharp 7.40pm. We three pretty women hopped out at the entrance and dashed to the counter as the husband went parking.
With an ear on the dialogues booming inside, another replying to the incessant jabber of my girl, one eye at the closed door and another at the ticket issuer, I folded my thumb inside my palm and lifted four fingers of my right hand against the glass window, with the left placating my tummy that was rising and falling from the inadvertent exercise of rushing in.
Did he ask for cash? I can't exactly remember, nevertheless I forwarded Dh100… not knowing any better.
The considerate security urged me to go in saying I've already missed more than 10 minutes of the movie. "What's your husband's name? Just leave one ticket with me, madam." And he directed me into the dark hall.
Within minutes, my man arrived. I cozied up closer but found him unusually hot.
"Why the hell are you in here?" he hissed amid the blaring sound.
"Look at the crowd…and…the seats…this…our neck will pain…" he was visibly irritated attempting to position his long legs.
I walked out and requested a transfer to the balcony. They would not comply.
I pulled out two notes and requested for new balcony seats and they said that the ticker was closed. It can't be opened without permission and that their manager was not around. I stood three minutes tapping my scattered brains and checking my emotions before sneaking back… and I caught a restless husband.
That moment I felt instantly better.
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Q: execCommand on elements inside iframe I have a wysiwyg page editor where users can add ready-made blocks and other content to a page (inside Iframe) and drag them around. At the moment they can click an 'edit text' button to change contents of elements (h-tags, p-tags, a-tags), but we would like to have this functionality using the contenteditable attribute.
The page inside the Iframe (template) is loaded from the same domain.
The contenteditable attribute is set to true on mouseover and false on mouseleave (unless user focussed it, then blur will disable contenteditable). (This works)
And now I would like to add buttons which trigger execCommand(). My eventlistener is triggering on click, the selection will still be there in the editable element, but nothing changed at all.
$('.page-builder-viewport').on('load', function() {
    var viewport = $(this).contents(), // The Iframe
    doc = $('#viewport_en').get(0).contentWindow || $('#viewport_en').get(0).contentDocument;
    // $('#viewport_en').get(0) was $(this)[0] first, but did not make difference.
    if(doc.document) {
        doc = doc.document;
    }

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    // This is how I try to trigger `execCommand()`
    viewport.on("click", ".btn-text-underline", function (e) {

        console.log(doc); // To be sure target is correct
        doc.execCommand('underline',false,null);
        e.preventDefault();
        return false;
    });
});

The console.log() prints the Iframe document.
Am I missing something?
Could it be because I have multiple Iframes on the page?

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Q: docker container exited immediately after python script execution docker container exited immediately after python script execution:
docker run -t -i -v /root/test.py:/test.py zookeeper python test.py
(test.py starts zookeeper service )
The command is successful but exits immediately with out starting container. I could NOT start the container with "docker start container id".
Manually running "python test.py" is successful inside container but not during "docker run ...."

A: Just starting the server is not enough.  When the CMD exits, so does the container.  Thus, if you start a service that's a daemon, you need to keep your process alive.  This can be achieved by, for example, tailing the service log file.  supervisord is another way to run processes and keep the CMD alive.
For example, you might do
CMD /test.py && tail -F /var/log/zookeeper.log

Running from the commandline you could do something similar
docker run -t -i -v /root/test.py:/test.py zookeeper bash -c "python test.py && tail -F /var/log/zookeeper.log"


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'Science Guy' Bill Nye Posts Viral TikTok Videos About Face Masks
Nye's passionate plea at the end got fans talking!
July 10, 2020 August 14, 2021 by Marie Rossiter
Remember watching "Bill Nye the Science Guy" back in the '90s? Well, the Science Guy is causing quite the sensation with his recent videos about face masks.
Nye's videos do what he does best: explain the scientific reasoning behind the push for people to wear masks in public to help limit the spread of COVID-19. So, just as he did in his TV show, which ran from 1993 to 1998, he posted a "Consider the Following with Bill Nye" segment, broken down into two posts on TikTok.
In the segment, Nye starts out by explaining why people in the scientific community are encouraging people to wear masks while out in public. He has a candle at his side, which we'll soon see is there for demonstration purposes.
"Face masks like this one prevent particles from my respiratory system from getting into the air and then into your respiratory system," he explained while holding up a disposable face mask.
He also showed how a scarf might be effective for keeping cold air from hitting our skin, but it's not exactly a great way to protect air movement from our lungs.
Nye also has a homemade face mask on hand for this demonstration, and you can probably guess what happens when he tries to blow out the candle with the mask covering his face versus the scarf.
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In the second video, Nye uses an N95 mask to show its effectiveness at blocking air and particles expelled from the lungs and mouth. Again, he tried to blow a candle out to demonstrate his point.
It's an impressive demonstration of just how well an N95 mask works. But what struck fans the most about the videos was Nye's passionate argument for wearing the masks at the end of his second video.
"The reason we want you to wear a mask is to protect you, sure," Nye said. Then he raises his voice: "But the main reason we want you to wear a mask is to protect me from you and the particles in your respiratory system from getting into my respiratory system! Everybody, this is a matter literally of life and death. And when I use the word literally, I mean literally a matter of life and death!"
Tens of thousands of people have commented on the videos, saying it was refreshing to see Nye in his role as the Science Guy and going back to his TV show — even down to the sound effects — while getting facts out about the current pandemic (one recent model shows wearing face masks in public could save 33,000 lives in three months!). The videos have been liked more than 12 million times so far and the count keeps climbing.
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Background: Perhaps the most peculiar products of Julius Streicher's publishing house was a "medical journal" titled Deutsche Volksgesundheit aus Blut und Boden! (Geman People's Health through Blood and Soil!). It was a combination of anti-Semitism, medical information, and natural healing. In this article by Karl Holz, Streicher's second-in-command, the usual anti-Semitic arguments are repeated. The periodical had a short life. It was published from 1933 to 1935. It went too far, even for the Nazis, since its claim that vaccination was part of the Jewish plot got in the way of public health, and it was forced to cease publication.
For more information on Streicher, see my book on Julius Streicher.
The source: Karl Holz, "Jude und Heilkunde," Deutsche Volksgesundheit aus Blut und Boden!, 2 (#23) 1 December 1934, pp. 1-2.
The Jew and Healing
by Karl Holz
The Talmud forbids Jews to heal Gentiles. Instead, they must murder them!
"The Jew is not a German, but rather a deceiver. He is not a citizen, but rather a butcher." So wrote Dr. Martin Luther four hundred years ago about that foreign race of the Jews. He would write no differently today. The Jew has remained a deceiver and a butcher until the present day. He has remained so in every area of life. Also in the healing arts. Behind the mask of a "friend of humanity," he understood how to sneak among the German people as a doctor, as a bringer of health. He also found a place in medical science. In the past, no position, no office could be kept free of the plague of the Jewish spirit. Thus the following unbelievable figures came to pass in the Berlin medical profession in 1928:
In the professions 52% Jews
In the hospitals 60% Jews
School doctors 60% Jews
City doctors 70% Jews
Dentists 80% Jews
University teachers (medical faculty) 45% Jews
Such a Jewdification of the German health system was possible only because over the last century, the German people lost its racial instincts. It saw the Jew as a "person" and as a "German citizen." It did not see the Jew as a member of a race foreign in blood and nature. It did not see that this race was the strongest counterpart to the German people. It did not see that the Jew was the deadly enemy of itself and all other Gentile peoples. The Talmud, that secret Jewish law book, provides sufficient information about that. It sees only Jews as human beings. Gentiles are seen as animals. (Baba mezia 144a and b). Their lives and property belong to the Jews. (Ikkarim III 25). Jews are permitted to kill Gentiles, and they are forbidden to show them any kind of mercy. (Holchoth abodah sarah 1).
Whoevever keeps these laws in mind is shocked at the blindness and lack of responsibility of those who allowed the emancipation of the Jews. And allowed this people to practice health care. A people whose laws permit and approve the murder of Gentiles.
The Jew has never had the desire to heal Gentiles. His goal is to ruin their health. The "Jewish Letter of Toledo," a Jewish document from 1489, says this openly. In that year, the Jews in Northern France were given the choice of emigrating or being baptized. The rabbi of Arles asked the secret Jewish supreme leadership in Constantinople for advice. It answered:
Dearly Beloved Brothers in Moses!
We have received your letter, in which you report the hardships and misfortunes that you must suffer... The Great Council and the rabbis give you the following advice:
You report that the King of France wants to force you to become Christian:
"Join the church, but hold the Law of Moses in your hearts."
You report that you are forced to give up your property: Train your children to become merchants so that you may gradually rob the Christians of their possessions.
You report that your lives are in danger: "Let your children become doctors and apothecaries, so that they will be able to take the lives of the Christians..."
B. S. S. — B. F. F.
The Prince of the Jews of Constantinople, 21 Kislew 1489
The Jew did what this letter commanded. And not only in France. His children became apothecaries and doctors everywhere in the world "so that they could take the lives of Christians." To those not still convinced by this Jewish letter, we turn to the law in the Schulchan aruch, which states the matter as clearly as one could wish.As confirmed during the Stürmer Talmud trail in 1931, Jore de' a 158,1 states:
"One should not directly kill those Gentiles with whom we are not at war. It is, however, forbidden to save them when they are near death.... Therefore, one should not heal them, even for money... It is also permitted to test a medicine (medical poison) on Gentiles to see if it is beneficial or harmful."
Everything is now clear. Now Gentiles know why the Jew enters the health professions. Why he fills it with members of his race. Why he fills influential positions with Jews. The healing arts are to be led astray, they are to be corrupted.
The Jew does not want a healthy, happy German people. He wants this people to sicken and die. His hate commands that. The Talmud orders it.
The German people, however, wants to recover from sickness and an unnatural existence. It wants to build new strength from blood and soil. It wants to march healthy and strong into a great future. Above all, the German people must do one thing. It must ensure that the Jew and the Jewish spirit vanish forever from the German health system.
Go to the German Propaganda Archive Home Page.


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Rising boxing star Michael Conlan on his Olympic nightmare and his future in the pro ranks
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Irish boxing sensation Michael Conlan has a long and promising career ahead of him after agreeing to a professional deal with global giants Top Rank.
The Belfast bantamweight has already packed a huge amount into his career so far, including a world amateur title, a Commonwealth gold medal and an Olympic appearance steeped in controversy.
We caught up with the 24-year-old fighter ahead of a must-see meet and greet event at McGettigan's JLT tonight. Here's what he had to say on the burning issues in boxing…
His controversial Olympic defeat
I still think it is a travesty, nothing has changed in my eyes. The only think I could have done differently is perhaps box a bit better in the last round. But I thought I should have had it won in the first two rounds.
I thought the fight was close, perhaps closer than I admit, but I still believe I won all 3 rounds and most people in the world still do too. I don't know what they (the judges) were seeing.
His emotional reaction to the verdict
Everything I said I would say again even though it was out of hand. Because it was what I was feeling at the time. I spoke my true emotion and if I haven't said it, I would be sitting here with a lot of regret. I stand by it still, and I mean what I said.
His Olympic betting scandal
I can clarify that. When we sign contracts it was in the contract that you weren't allowed to bet on the Games. I didn't read the contract, I just signed it to be able to fight. That was a bit arrogant, to look over the contract but not read it through properly.
There was very little to do in the Olympic village, we were either making weight or sitting around all day and I just bet because I was bored. They tried to put a bit of a shame on us (a group of Irish and British fighters were reprimanded) but I'm not really ashamed. It wasn't intended to do anything bad.
Proudest moment
I still can't top winning the world gold in Doha last year, on October 14 to be exact. I'm the only Irishman ever to win gold in the Worlds. We've had silver and a few bronze so for me to come and do that is very special.
I just felt at ease, no one could beat me. That year I was European champion, I had won 11 fights and I felt in really good rhythm. I was going into the ring and making world class boxers look like nothing and so I just knew after my first fight that it was my time.
Technical and mental strengths
I have always been confident in my ability – even from an early age. I started boxing at seven and the reason I loved it was I could go in the gym and spar bigger lads. Hit and don't get hit, that's my thing and that is the art of boxing right there.
I can fight orthodox or southpaw, forward or backwards. That's been from years of practice. (His dad John is a boxing coach while brother Jamie is a professional and two other siblings also enjoyed boxing)
My mum also should come in with the self belief and the psychological stuff. I believe it works, I believe in myself 100 per cent and the more you reaffirm that and think things through, put your whole belief in it, then you make it happen.
On fellow Irishman Conor McGregor, the MMA star taking the world by storm
I never watched MMA until I watched Conor. He's actually one of the nicest guys in the world. He's not the big, brash smack talking guy, he's actually a real nice guy. As a fighter, it's so special because he has made himself millions.
This year he said he'd be lifting 40 million and the guy is 27. That's serious money from sport. He is a bit of an inspiration, I respect him and definitely take things from him, in terms of his confidence and his dress sense.
I've just signed with Top Rank, which is a big American promoter who had Floyd Mayweather, Oscar De la Hoya, Mohammad Ali and all the greats. They have taken them from the Olympic stage, amateur, to professional world champions so I'm with the best in the business.
I've signed up for six fights minimum in my first year. My debut will be on St Patrick's Day weekend in New York, at Madison Square Garden. I'm really looking forward to the journey. Most of the fights will be in the States around Boston and Chicago and New York, and it is going to be fantastic with the Irish expat community. There's no fans like the Irish fans, that's the truth.
I'm going to start at super bantamweight and win the world title. Then I'll move up to featherweight and win the world title, and move up to super featherweight and win the world title. That's the plan. Don't doubt me.
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On July 19, 1863, Confederate General John Hunt Morgan's daring raid across Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio came to an end on Buffington Island, located in the Ohio River near Ravenswood in Jackson County.
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New horizons in density functional theory Faraday Discussion
2 - 4 September 2020, Online, United Kingdom
Join us online in September 2020 for this virtual addition to our Faraday Discussion series.
For over 100 years and 300 meetings, Faraday Discussions have been the forefront of physical chemistry. Many of these Discussions have become landmark meetings in their field. At this Faraday Discussion we aim to bring together online researchers working on the development of Density Functional Theory methods to examine today's challenges. The Discussion will be of interest to established scientists, early career researchers and post-graduate students, and will foster new interactions between chemists, physicists, materials scientists and applied mathematicians.
I look forward to welcoming you to the Discussion online.
Andrew Teale
Chair, New Horizons in Density Functional Theory
Format of the Discussion
Faraday Discussions have a special format where primary research papers written by the speakers are distributed to all participants before the meeting, and most of the meeting is devoted to discussing the papers. All delegates at the meeting, not just speakers, have the opportunity to make comments, ask questions, or present complementary or contradictory measurements and calculations during the discussion sessions. In addition, there is a dedicated poster session where further discussion takes place. The research papers and a record of the discussion are published in the journal Faraday Discussions.
Find out more about the Faraday Discussions in this video:
Density functional theory (DFT) is today's most widely used method for practical computational electronic structure calculations across chemistry, physics and materials science. This Faraday Discussion will help to foster new interactions between chemists, physicists, materials scientists and applied mathematicians who develop new density-functional methods and rely on this approach as a key tool in their research. By sharing the latest cutting edge developments and exchanging experience regarding their relative merits the discussion should help bring these new methods to practical application quickly and effectively.
The Discussion will focus on the following four themes:
New density-functional approximations and beyond
Modern DFT encompasses a large variety of extended theories including ensemble and multi-reference approaches, strong correlation, current-dependent density-functional theory, finite temperature density-functional theory and orbital-free density-functional theory. In each of these areas new, ever more accurate, functionals are required along with new techniques for their development. In this discussion session we will take a look at the latest progress in the field and examine the directions for the development of improved approximations.
Challenges for large scale simulation
Density-functional theory is being applied to larger systems and new areas, and increasingly in biological applications. This discussion session will focus on the new opportunities and applications open to density functional methods and the algorithmic development and software infrastructure required to utilize these resources.
Strong correlation in density-functional theory
Often systems that exhibit the most exotic electronic structure are challenging for present-day density functional approximations. Many such systems are of great technological interest due to their novel electronic and magnetic properties, often involving spin-charge separation. In this discussion session we will explore a wide range of approaches that are under active development to tackle this issue, giving participants insight into their relative strengths and weaknesses.
New approaches to study excited states in density-functional theory
Density-functional theory has enjoyed great success in describing many features of the excited states of systems via its time-dependent (TD) extension, TD-DFT. Despite this success, when used with modern density-functional approximations it can be difficult to describe many features of excited states. In this discussion session we aim to give insight into recent progress and to discuss a wide range of alternative / complementary approaches to describe excited states.
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Andreas Savin (Closing Remarks) CNRS and Sorbonne Université, France
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Papers accepted for the Discussion must be full research papers with a significant amount of new, unpublished work and they are reviewed upon submission. Papers will be made available to all delegates at least two weeks before the online meeting so they can be read in advance. At the meeting the presenting author is allowed five minutes to highlight the main points of their paper, and the rest of the time is for discussion. The discussion is recorded and will be published alongside the research paper in the Faraday Discussion Volume.
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