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Knight Foundation Awards $50M to Study Tech's Impact on Democracy
The Knight Foundation is committing $50 million to 11 university research projects that explore technology's influence on democracy and civic trust.
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Google Pays $11 Million to Settle Age Discrimination Claims
Google will pay $11 million to settle the claims of 227 people who say they were unfairly denied jobs because of their age, according to court filings.
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What Makes You Work Harder? Strap On a Sensor and Find Out
Wearable technology is already used to enhance the performance and safety of workers in a number of fields, and white-collar professionals could be next.
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The Plan to Mine the World's Research Papers
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CLA Professor Faces Prison for Conspiring to Send .S. Missile Chips to China
Yi-Chi Shih, an adjunct professor of electrical engineering at UCLA, faces 219 years in federal prison for conspiring to export semiconductor chips with military...
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Can Congress Help Solve the Gender Gap in Tech?
The non-profit Girls Who Code is working with Congress to draft federal legislation to encourage U.S. states to report gender diversity data.
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Chinese Scientists Facing Greater Scrutiny by nited States
In recent months, academics of Chinese descent say they are being increasingly singled out for scrutiny.
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Interns' Job Prospects Constrained by Noncompete Agreements
Increasingly interns are being asked to sign noncompete, nondisclosure, and forced arbitration agreements that critics argue hamper young people's job opportunities...
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The Gender Gap in Computer Science Research Won't Close for 100 Years
Women will not reach parity with men in writing published computer science research in this century if current trends hold, according to a new study from the Allen...
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Birth Order Influences CEO Risk-Taking
Younger siblings often take more risks as chief executives, just like they did when they were kids trying to keep up with their older brothers and sisters, according...
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Time-Banking System Utilizes Blockchain to Measure a Person's Value to Society
Researchers from Binghamton University are using a blockchain-enabled system to measure the worth of humans in terms of their societal obligations and assistance...
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The Foreseeable Future
Police throughout the United States are using machine-learning techniques to accurately predict lawbreaking and drive down crime rates.
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China Warns Students, Academics to Consider Risks of Studying In .S.
China is warning students and academics about risks involved in studying in the United States amid a bitter trade war and other tensions between the two countries...
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Huawei Ban Revoked by Science Publisher IEEE
The IEEE is no longer restricting Huawei scientists from peer reviewing papers in its publications, reversed restrictions it had slapped on the company last week...
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Trade War Turning Chinese Students Off the .S.
Survey found that 20.14 percent of respondents chose the U.K. as their first choice, ahead of the U.S. at 17.05 percent.
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American Dream Interrupted
It is becoming harder for international STEM students to obtain an H-1B visa to work in the United States after earning their degree. Should immigrant students...
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Visa Rejections for Tech Workers Spike nder Trump
Thousands of current U.S. tech workers have had their H-1B visas suddenly rejected thanks to new policies implemented by the Trump Administration.
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