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Documentation Academy Aims to Empower Open Source Newcomers
Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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How the Government Shutdown Is Flushing Away Federal Cyber-Talent
The US Federal government is in the midst of the longest gap in funding for many of its agencies in history. As the "shutdown" extends into a second month, the...
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Building a Cybersecurity Workforce
The 2018 CyberForce Competition at seven U.S. national laboratories pitted 66 student teams against simulated cyberattacks on the U.S. energy infrastructure.
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Computer Science Department Pauses Entry for New Majors
The computer science department at Boston College has temporarily paused entry of new majors due to the a lack of staff.
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The Talent Shortage in Quantum Computing
William Oliver says a lack of available quantum scientists and engineers may be an inhibitor of the technology's growth.
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The Hard Part of Computer Science? Getting Into Class
On campuses across the United States, from major state universities to small private colleges, the surge in student demand for computer science courses is far outstripping...
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Meet the Blind YouTubers Making the Internet More Accessible
Visually impaired creators are a lifeline for those who share their disability—and they're educating and making allies of sighted people along the way.
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Companies Face Challenges With Low nemployment
Chandra Kill had scheduled face-to-face interviews with 21 candidates to fill some job openings at her employment screening firm. Only 11 showed up. "A year or...
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'The Goal Is to Automate s': Welcome to the Age of Surveillance Capitalism
We're living through the most profound transformation in our information environment since Johannes Gutenberg's invention of printing in circa 1439.
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China's Aiming for College Excellence, India for Quotas
Ten years ago, India was seen as a potential superpower capable of combating the rise of China. Today it is too far behind to matter.
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Tenure Denial, and How Early-Career Researchers Can Survive It
Scientists with first-hand experience offer advice on coping with a denial of tenure.
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Demand and Salaries for Data Scientists Continue to Climb
Data-science job openings are expanding faster than the number of technologists looking for them, says job-search firm Indeed.
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CEOs More Worried About Cybersecurity Than A Possible Recession
U.S. CEOs are more concerned about cybersecurity than by the risk of a recession, according to a new survey by the Conference Board.
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This Computer Program Makes Pharma Patents Airtight
Researchers have unveiled computerized methods to suggest only synthetic strategies for developing pharmaceutical compounds that bypass patent-protected options...
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The Shutdown Is Breaking Government Websites, One by One
The government shutdown is causing many federal websites to fall into disrepair, causing inconvenience and security concerns.
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HPC Cluster Puts Computational Power at Researchers' Disposal
The University of Delaware's newest high performance computing community cluster, named Caviness, puts vast computational power at researchers' disposal.
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High School Senior Brings Pianist's Perspective to Computer Science
A changed perspective of math and a determination gained as a piano student put Cumberland Valley High School senior Elizabeth Walker on a course to study computer...
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Technology se Has 'Tiny' Association With Adolescent Well-Being
A study of 300,000 adolescents and parents in the UK and USA shows that use of technology has less of a negative affect on adolescent mental health than wearing...
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What the Future of Work Means for Cities
Two weeks ago, MIT's David Autor gave the prestigious Richard T. Ely lecture at the annual meeting of American economists in Atlanta. Introduced by the former chair...
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J-PAL North America Calls for Proposals From Education Leaders
J-PAL North America has announced a call for proposals designed to help education leaders identify effective practices that utilize education technology.
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Too Many Workers Are Trapped By Non-Competes
Non-compete contracts that tie millions of U.S. workers to their jobs impede job growth, worker mobility, and entrepreneurship.
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