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- 1Boston Globe names the most quintessential Boston movie▼We have a winnah: Here’s the most quintessential Boston movie
The Boston Globe has published a feature declaring a winner in the debate over the most quintessential Boston movie. The piece, headlined with the local catchphrase 'We have a winnah,' crowns one film as capturing the city's character best, joining an ongoing conversation about which movie truly represents Boston on screen.
- 2Electronics Weekly interviews Tessent on semiconductor test▼EW Video: In conversation with Tessent on semiconductor test technology
Electronics Weekly has published a video interview with Tessent discussing semiconductor test technology. The conversation covers how test and diagnostics are evolving as chips grow more complex. It gives engineers and industry watchers a look at current thinking in design-for-test, a field that has drawn more attention as advanced process nodes raise manufacturing challenges.
- 3Portrait of Countess Yulia Samoilova Circulating Among Art Lovers●'Portrait of Countess Yulia Samoilova' by Benoit Charles Mitoire (1826) # painting # paintings # artist # artists # arth
A 1826 portrait of Countess Yulia Samoilova by artist Benoit (Carl) Mitoire is being shared in art and history circles. The painting depicts the Russian aristocrat famed for her style, and it is being tagged across themes of painting, museums, fashion and art history as viewers admire the countess's elegance and the work's craftsmanship.