November 2007 News Releases

U of M Students Present BFA Exhibition at Jones Hall Gallery

Rudi E. Scheidt School of Music Presents Annual Holiday Concert

U of M Opera presents Jules Massenet's Werther

Egyptologist's Talk Nov. 13 Will Examine Early Christianity in Egypt

Executive MBA Program Will Host Information Session Nov. 14

Looking at Jazz Series Will Feature Trombonist Luis Bonilla Nov. 15

U of M Will Host Memphis' First SANS Course on Computer Security

Educational Support Program Launches Online Tutoring

WMC-TV5 Launches New Sports Program With U of M Students

Speakers at the U of M Will Offer New Perspective on Islam and the Middle East

WUMR Will Kick Off Radiothon with Holiday Jam Nov. 25

RISE Meeting Will Address Inclusive Educational Practices Nov. 27

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Dr. Dipankar Dasgupta, professor of computer science, and a colleague at MIT have received a $853,289 grant to develop a biologically inspired way to secure computer information and networked systems. The funding from the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity will support development of a negative authentication system, which is expected to shield password-protected information systems from cyber-attacks.

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