Liberal arts college announces new cybersecurity studies program for next semester

Samantha Zapach | Staff Writer 10/25/2018 With the progression of technology in our society, the demand for cybersecurity knowledge continues to increase. Duquesne’s McAnulty College of Liberal Arts is now introducing a new cybersecurity studies program in order to keep up with said demand. The program, which focuses on terrorists’ communication methods and policy analysis at governmental and international levels, is offered and run through … Continue reading Liberal arts college announces new cybersecurity studies program for next semester

The Duquesne DukeOctober 25, 2018

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Duquesne professor explains hunt for anonymous writer

Raymond Arke | Editor-in-chief 09/13/2018 The nationwide hunt has been on for the anonymous Trump administration official who wrote the Sept. 5 New York Times anonymous op-ed critical of the president. One Duquesne professor, with plenty of experience in finding true authors’ identities, discussed how the process works. Patrick Juola, a computer science professor, has discovered anonymous writers before. In 2013, he received international attention … Continue reading Duquesne professor explains hunt for anonymous writer

The Duquesne DukeSeptember 13, 2018

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Computer Science professor investigates author’s true identity

Gabriella DiPietro 10/26/17 When an author writes a novel, their name is displayed on the cover to receive acknowledgement and credit, but sometimes, authors write under pseudonyms to mask their true identity from readers. Recently, however, experts, including Duquesne Computer Science Professor Patrick Juola, have been able to unmask these authors and reveal the true names behind some of these pseudonyms. Using a computer program … Continue reading Computer Science professor investigates author’s true identity

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Innovative professors pitch ideas at entrepreneurship gathering

By Casey Chafin | For the Duquesne Duke Professors from three Pittsburgh universities gathered at Duquesne’s Power Center Ballroom last week to present their research and inventions during an event called “Discovered in PA, Developed in PA.” The event included professors from Duquesne, Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh, according to Alan Seadler, associate academic vice president for research and technology at Duquesne. … Continue reading Innovative professors pitch ideas at entrepreneurship gathering

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Patrick Juola: The man behind the machine

By: Michael Lynch | The Duquesne Duke Patrick Juola had a fairly typical summer—soaking up some sun at the Jersey Shore, sightseeing in Chicago, exposing J.K. Rowling to be the true author behind a little-known crime novel. The last one might be a stretch. The book, entitled, “The Cuckoo’s Calling” was released in April; receiving great reviews, but lackluster sales. After receiving an anonymous tip … Continue reading Patrick Juola: The man behind the machine

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