Sunday, January 31, 2016

Woman arrested on suspicion of murder – Aftonbladet

The man in his 50s died after an explosion in a residential garage in Hjärup in Skåne.

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder, writes the Evening Post.

– There is reason to believe that the victim was already dead when the fire broke out, says Skåne police spokesman Stephan Söderholm to the newspaper.

The alarm of fire was dialed in at 17 o’clock on Saturday afternoon.

When police arrived at the villa plot in Hjärup burned in a garage where a man in his 50s was found dead after the fire is out.

– The there is information that some kind of explosion has been heard of the place, but it has not been able to confirm what exploded, says Maya Forstenius.

Circumstances of the place meant that the police could not rule out the crime, and the case was headlined initially as murder alternatively, manslaughter or involuntary manslaughter.

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– There is reason to believe that the victim was already dead when the fire broke out, said Stephan Söderholm at Skåne police to the Evening Post.

One person was arrested and was later arrested.

– With regard to the investigation says we are nothing more than that the person has been arrested during the evening, says Maya Forstenius.

– The are still some ambiguities. Now we await the results of the technical investigation. There will also be carried out forensic examination. Then you compile the information we have received from the site and from the hearings will be held.



Woman arrested

The man’s relatives are informed. According to the Evening Post, the arrested person is a woman. She denies the allegations.

– I choose not to make any comment at all right now, Ebba Bonair, the woman’s lawyer, told the newspaper.

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Monday, January 25, 2016

Smart technology to protect refugee – New Technology

     Mindmancer system consists of cameras (right in picture), coupled with a server (the box in the center). Photo: Mindmancer
     

To avoid fire attacks have Perstorp chose to install smart cameras at a refugee accommodation for unaccompanied children.

The tracking system has been supplied by the Swedish company Mindmancer, which has spun off from research at Chalmers. Cameras have been set up around the building, and if a man moves off, an alarm to the emergency.

The software of the system can determine if it is human or deer moving in the surroundings and turns alarm only if it These are people. This prevents unnecessary false alarms.

The system can also detect flames and blow the whistle on a sudden a fire breaks out.

– This is the typical scenario, the throwing of a Molotov cocktail. Although asylum accommodation is occupied, you may not hear from within, says Johnny Berlic, CEO of Mindmancer.

When the alarm goes off making the emergency assessment of the incident and take action, for example by sending the guardian.

The system can also be programmed so that some zones are monitored in various ways. The area outside the front door can for example be set so that the alarm does not go about a person just passing by.

In Finland, the Red Cross installed Mindmancer surveillance on their asylum accommodation. But in Sweden, so far only Perstorp that have chosen the system for refugee accommodations.

– It is very, very little considering how many arson attacks it has been. Many people choose to take in the guardian instead, it is rather incredible fact, think Johnny Berlic.

Even Mindmancer systems require security guards, but the idea is that every guardian should be able to cover more items and used more efficiently if they are routed to right place when needed.

Kjell Hedenström, Environment Manager in Perstorp, coming from the nuclear industry and are used to working with intelligent systems. He therefore thought that it was natural to use a smart surveillance system to protect refugee children.

– Since we made the assessment that there was money to be saved. Instead of enhanced patrolling by guards because of pyromaniac engines, we believe that technology can do the job. This system seems more effective, he said.

The idea is that the new surveillance system in Perstorp will be evaluated. If the results are successful, the municipality has concerns about replacing traditional security cameras in schools and commuter station towards a smarter system.

– On a school might be able to summon the attention of school personnel or field assistants so that they can intervene before something hands, and maybe do something positive, ensure that there will be activities for example, instead of guards will chase schoolchildren, says Kjell Hedenström.

In Perstorp, a refugee living in Oderljunga previously subjected to an arson attack . However the accommodation was empty at the time, so no one was hurt.

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Saturday, January 23, 2016

Telia wants to become the first 5g – New Technology

TeliaSonera and Ericsson is aiming to become the first 5g in Europe. Together they work to provide 5g services in Stockholm and Tallinn already 2018th

TeliaSonera became the first in the world with 4G five years ago. This time collaborating TeliaSonera and Ericsson to become the first in Europe to deliver 5g services already 2018th

The premiere will this time take place in Stockholm and in the Estonian capital Tallinn.

Together with TeliaSonera we launched the first commercial 4G network in 2009, and we will be at the forefront even in terms 5g, says Ericsson CEO Hans Vestberg, in a commentary in today’s press release.

TeliaSonera CEO Johan He Lind is where equally hopeful:

– Our ambition is to be at the forefront – always – to provide our customers and society at large the best that technology can provide. Stockholm and Tallinn are two of the world’s most connected cities, and now we take them to the next level.

The competition to become first in the world 5g has been going on for some time. To be first considered to give good advertisement for both the operator and supplier. Telia, Ericsson and Huawei has frequently used its world premiere for 4G in the marketing of its customers.

Several operators worldwide have already announced their 5g plans, despite the fact that their prime is several years ahead in time.

South Korea was the first to tell you that it focused on showcasing a 5g network in 2018, when the country has the Winter Olympics. Japanese NTT Docomo has promised a 5g network to the Summer Olympics in 2020.

Last fall was surprised by the mobile industry in the US operator Verizon announced an even more ambitious 5g bet. Verizon’s stated ambition is a commercial 5g-starting already 2017.

In the last week told nätchefen for the Swedish operator Three in Ny Teknik that plans 5g admittedly not as concrete yet, but she anticipates the possibility of having 5g by 2020.

And today thus presents Telia’s plans to 5g premiere already 2018th

Neither Telia and Ericsson talk in the press release on a “commercial 5g-launch”, which they did before 4G premiären- This time promises they “5g-service experiences already in 2018″.

Charlotta Sund, Head of Northern Europe and Central Asia at Ericsson, says:

– The border between 4g and 5g are not as sharp as the previous mobile generation. So therefore it will not be as easy to determine “who will be the first”. The standard is complete until 2020, but different parts of the world will showcase various types of 5g services before, she says.

How extensive 5g will be in Stockholm and Tallinn in 2018 can not Charlotta Sund tell. The planning starts only now.

According to Ericsson, the equipment that Telia use their 5g services in 2018 also include the new 5g-radio interface, which Ericsson developed and dubbed NX.

” There will be a pre-commercial 5g net, where the technology based on the progress made in 5g standardization process, although standardization is not finished, “writes Ericsson to new technologies.

Standard Work 5g is not expected be finished until in 2020. Therefore, many in the mobile industry wrinkled his nose at the operators’ early 5g plans.

– Japan is perhaps the one that runs on hardened to have a commercial 5g network ready for the Summer Olympics 2020. Korea can not possibly make it to 2018. They will surely be able to show some experiments with 5g, but have no commercial networks, said Magnus Frodigh, with responsibility for Ericsson 5g research, such as the New Technology of summer.

– The big commercial rollout comes first in 2021, he predicted the time.

According to Ericsson’s latest forecast, which was presented at the end of last year, there will be 150 million 5g subscribers in 2021.

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Thursday, January 21, 2016

Drones, robots and health gadgets dominate this year’s technology news – Dagens Industri

Published: 2016-01-05 15:46 | Length: 1:58

Di is in place in Las Vegas to check out all the news of the CES show, which every year attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors.


Wednesday, January 20, 2016

Agency audits of Telia swells – New Technology

     Detail from the graphics on the monitoring, an enlarged version on the right.

PTS supervision of the Telia treats its customers traffic grows. Last week was the first survey at the premises of the company. KTH researcher Konrad Tollmar calls for greater transparency on how operators are using big data.

For the first time, the National Post and Telecom Agency, PTS, examined TeliaSonera’s Swedish operations processing of traffic data at site at the company.

The Agency began in December 2013 – with the support of the Electronic Communications Act, GAME – an oversight of how the Swedish telecom giant and several other selected operators manage traffic. Ie information on how, where and when you call, messar, chatting, surfing or e-mailing.

– The Review is about how to handle traffic data for example on the type of data stored, and when the storage is done , for what purposes, how long and what treatments done. These questions are general and not linked to any particular system or technology solution, says Peder Crist Hay, a lawyer at the PTS network security department.

In March 2015 revealed Ny Teknik that Telia stored his over six million mobile customers location data for 26 months – that is unusually long, given that the data for law enforcement only be stored for six months for privacy reasons.

Other traffic coup marriage turned out later saved 26 months. PTS then resumed the examination paused during 2014. The location was chosen solely focus on Telia. Other operators which occurred early in supervision, such as TDC, Tele2 and Lyca Mobile, left aside for the moment.

– We will go on with the other later. The experience of Telia supervision will be beneficial, says Peder Crist Vallarta.

Correspondence and meetings take place. In November notify PTS lawyers Telia to see the need to get the technical systems demonstrated in a live environment at the company.

On Wednesday last week visited several lawyers and information security specialist Michael Ejner, PTS, Telia’s computer center in Haninge and headquarters in Farsta.

– We wanted to obtain a detailed picture of how traffic data is handled, says Peder Crist Vallarta.

After the visit, he describes and Michael Ejner the current IT environment at TeliaSonera as very complex.

– We have thus learned that there are many systems and sub-systems, and they have different retention periods for traffic, says Mikael Ejner.

The visit January 13 concerned only the commercial systems. Only later in the year, Telia must demonstrate their system that saves data for law enforcement.

Both Ejner and Crist Vall states for supervision visit that authority now needs to ask several new and additional questions to telecom giant.

– Even if, by the visit went a little more deeply into the IT environment, we currently still only had time to get an overall view of it, explains Mikael Ejner.

In addition to that authority also go ahead and watch the company’s reasons for long-term saving data.

The supervision is also included to inspect analysis tool that Telia use to treat clients’ big data.

– As far as traffic data are used for example in a monitoring system or other analysis, it is of interest to us to find out the treatments done and for what purposes, says Peder Crist Vallarta.

Among other things, the company uses advanced analysis tool Expert Analytics from Ericsson, which helps operators compiling customer data in the networks and to present them with easy to read graphics on computer screens.

After an evaluation autumn of 2015, Telia has reduced its storage for 6-24 months for various systems (see graphic). But for advertisement purposes saved data on the number of SMS, MMS, emails and calls made throughout the 36 months.

Irene Krohn, Telia’s press officer, says that the company is open to demonstrate their equipment.

– We see it as a natural part of the oversight and as an effective way to meet and exchange information, she says.

TeliaSonera has previously stated its 40 datacenters globally, but that number will decrease . How many people are in Sweden want the press officer not to reveal.

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One dead after shooting at school in Akalla – Aftonbladet

At 15:28 echoed shots from the houses in Akalla center.

Witnesses said that an assailant shot two people only meters from the primary school – one died and one was injured.

– The offender took aim and shot, said a witness.

The alarm about the shooting came to the police at 15:28 on Tuesday afternoon. Bout to have occurred in a courtyard above and in Sibeliusgången right in Akalla.

Police said that two people have been found wounded and one of them later died of their injuries. At 18:30 pm the police announced on its website that the dead remain at the crime scene while the technical investigation is underway.

The other person, according to Aftonbladet hit by several shots – just outside classroom windows at Akalla elementary school. The injured were operated on Tuesday night in the hospital.

At 20 o’clock was still no suspected perpetrator arrested.



“ran from the scene”

An accommodation in the area says she first heard several shots and then saw an armed man who had a hood on when she looked out the window.

– He ran out here with the gun and fired, said the witness.

– He ran down the stairs and aimed up at a time and shot again.

She says the perpetrator then shot in the air, turned and ran from the scene behind the residential buildings.

– The am is nasty, gunfire in the middle of the day among all the houses and people, said the witness.

She says she did not see any kids on the playground which is only about five meters from the place where police techniques later gathered evidence a staircase down to Sibeliusgången.

– I heard people screaming and saw people running towards the guy who was injured, said the witness.

A person who has children at school says that pupils should have been playing in the park next to the crime scene and that several of them may have been witnesses. All children should then have been trapped while school called around to their parents.



Are surveillance cameras

Police have launched a preliminary investigation of murder and investigation for attempted murder.

Late in the evening was the dead man remained just outside the door to a multi-family houses. Then had the inner courtyard has been blocked for over four hours while police technicians combed the area and in multiple locations selected for the findings while the residents stood outside the barricades while waiting for the police to take them through inspärrningarna and to their homes.

– We continue to knock on doors, trying to find witnesses, says Albin Birch bark Berg at the Stockholm police länskommunikationscentral.

At school sit a number of surveillance cameras set.

– It is obvious that we check the surveillance cameras but it has not said that there would be something good in them, says Albin Birch bark Mountains.

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Thursday, January 7, 2016

Technology FOI can give answers about North Korea Bomb – New Technology

Although North Korea claims that a hydrogen bomb provsprängts are many who doubt the veracity. A technology developed by FOI can bring clarity.

The evidence suggests that it was a nuclear test that North Korea conducted a few days ago. The seismic signal showing it, says Anders Ringbom at FOI. The magnitude shows about the same strength as the last nuclear blasting February 12, 2013, and the explosion seems to be in the same place, in an underground facility.

With the FOI developed Sauna system shall now in different parts of the world attempt detect radioactive isotopes that could eventually leak out of the test blast. After the test blast in 2013, it was several months before they could detect radioactive xenon considered to be from a late release from the bomb site. This was done at a Japanese sampling system.

Soon after the now completed nuclear test lifted Japanese aircraft in order to detect radioactive isotopes. But it will, at best, even a week before it is possible with this method to see what is the charge that the North Koreans detonated.

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Sunday, January 3, 2016

Karin Bojs: A bright start to the new year science – Today’s News

Year 2016 begins with a flying start in the scientific field. Already on the first day, three promising studies that show how severe the disease can be treated with new technology.

On the science side, we have written lots of new genetic tool crispr, partly developed in Umeå, and first presented to the world just three years ago.

We have speculated that the rise People Emmanuelle Charpentier, Jennifer Doudna and Feng Zhang would get the Nobel Prize this year. (At that point we were wrong, but they will certainly be considered for the Nobel Prize within a year or two.)

Just a week ago we reported that the technology crispr has been named the greatest scientific breakthrough of 2015 .

And we have talked about an international research meeting, initiated by the US Academy of Sciences, who discussed ethical dilemmas associated with the new technology.

Ethics meeting in the US culminated in a document, which described the new technology amazing opportunities. The document encouraged the world’s scientists to go ahead and use crispr to cure human diseases. However, with an important reservation. In the current situation it is not appropriate, posted the document’s signatories, to tinker with eggs, sperm and human embryos and then putting the fertilized embryos into a woman’s uterus, to thereby produce transgenic human child.

The reservation applies even if the intent is the best and the goal is to treat severe genetic diseases.

One of the genetic diseases that immediately comes to mind is Duchenne muscular dystrophy. It is a very difficult disease, which means that the muscles slowly atrophy – both skeletal muscles in the legs and arms, and heart. The first symptoms come before the age of six, and although the possibility of processing has improved die sufferers usually young.

They are almost always boys, because the disease is due to a gene on the X chromosome has been broken. (Girls have two X chromosomes, and it is enough that one of them has the gene intact.)

A healthy woman can carry the gene and pass it on to his son. Sometimes incurred a mutation, and a child affected by the disease, but it has been in the family before.

Scientists have known for thirty years which gene causes the disease. But knowing which gene is defective are one thing, to repair it is another.

So far, the genetic tools have been too blunt and uncertain. Crispr means totally new possibilities. Researchers have already demonstrated in vitro on cell cultures that they now can basically fix the gene that causes Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

But it is as I said unethical to treat the genes carrying the woman’s egg or a fertilized embryo, if the results to be a living child. Remains to try to treat the child once it is born, and the disease is a fact.

And it could well move to make, now shows three studies in Science magazine by publishing date January 1, 2016.

The three American research groups have shown that they can deal with both the newborn mouse pups and adult mice with the equivalent of Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Although scientists can not cook all the muscle cells in the mice’s bodies. But it is also not necessary. The body can function normally if only a few percent of the muscle cells has a properly functioning gene.

Note that so far is the research on mice. The step from mice to humans can be long, and it is important not to patients currently suffering from Duchenne muscular dystrophy and their families make for great hopes for himself.

But the treatment seems to work on mice are still a big step forward. A year that begins so bright on the very first day, we very much hope.

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In ten years, robots will take over – this is the future of technology – Nyheter24

Do you think it’s tough with all the stress in your everyday life? In ten years, the technology have progressed so far that you hardly have to lift a finger.

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Within ten years, experts believe that we may have come incredibly far in various fields of technology. How about an assistant talking robot? Or a drone that comes with important medicine?

The experts say that the technology is evolving so rapidly that by 2025, less than ten years, the drones to deliver medicine directly to the people’s house. Also, the traffic is predicted to look different. Cars, trains and buses without drivers believed to make traffic safer, reports the Daily Mail.

And how Siri or Samantha from Her? Also, personal assistants believed to help us with planning our everyday life. And robots then? Yes, the predicted work with things like cleaning, keeping older pet – and operate on people. Or at least, assist with operations.


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– Several of these algorithms are already affecting our lives but most people do not think that everything is some sort of artificial and robotic intelligence, says Zoubin Ghahramani , Professor of Information Technology at Cambridge University.

This information comes from the UK’s biggest science organization, The Royal Society is now investigating how people should be able to understand and learn more about the technology that quickly. Already, experts know that our phones and social media like Facebook affects how we live our lives, reports the Daily Mail.

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Friday, January 1, 2016

Hazardous emissions from disused mine collected with new technology – Radio Sweden

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Hazardous emissions from disused mine collected with the new art
Radio Sweden With the new art , SGU in autumn gathered up the mining sludge in geotuber that look like giant black rubber mattresses with small holes, each geotub is 50 meters long. The environmentally harmful mining sludge now has a texture like sour milk, which is & nbsp; …

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