UL LLC, better known as Underwriters Laboratories, has suffered a ransomware attack that encrypted its servers and caused them to shut down systems while they recover.

The University of Limerick has developed an immersive software engineering programme in partnership with Stripe, Zalando, Intercom and more.

Biosketch Mohammad Arif Ul Alam is serving as a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Miner School of Computer & Information Sciences at University of Massachusetts Lowell and a volunteer Assistant ...

Universities across the country are scrambling to understand the implications of generative A.I.’s transformation of ...

UL's School of Geosciences marked the grand opening Friday of its new Delta Urban Soils Laboratory. The lab will allow small farmers, gardeners, and others to better understand what's in their soil.

The Delta Urban Soils Lab will provide soil analysis to help everyone from home gardeners to environmental firms better understand what's in their dirt.

Research Hubs and Labs The Computer Science department conducts research in a wide range of fields. Currently, we have labs actively engaged in the following areas: Artificial Intelligence, Shape ...

Some of the best known tech companies in the State have teamed up with the University of Limerick (UL) for a new and radically different computer science course. More than a dozen tech companies ...

UL Solutions, a product-safety testing company, has built a new lab at its Northbrook headquarters to test chargers for electric vehicles. The company already tests EV batteries and chargers, but ...

University of Limerick has collaborated with a number of major technology companies to design an Immersive Software Engineering programme, which will redefine computer science education.

Known to many by its former name, Underwriters Laboratories, the company dates to 1894 when consumers didn't know if electricity was safe or reliable.

The subsidiary of Underwriters Laboratories Inc., a global science safety consulting company, plans to invest more than $70 million to expand its presence in metro Detroit.