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Smallest. Transistor. Ever.
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'we're Doing It Wrong' Vandana Sikka on Computer Science Education
The alarming lack of computer science educated students is only matched by the lack of teachers in this discipline. Infosys Foundation USA chair Vandana Sikka talks...
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Abi Names Highest Scoring Organizations from 2016 Top Companies Program
The Anita Borg Institute has announced the 2016 Top Companies for Women Technologists Leadership Index. The national benchmark program named 25 organizations as...
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Europe's Love/hate Relationship with Silicon Valley, and What that Means For .s. Tech Firms
The last time Mark Zuckerberg visited Berlin, he appeared to be having a really good time.
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Science at Cusp of 'transformational' Grasp of Life via Cell Modeling, Researchers Say
A new paper recently published in the Journal of Molecular Biology shows how advances in molecular biology and computer science around the world soon may lead to...
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Tech Billionaires Convinced We Live in the Matrix Are Secretly Fund Scientists to Break Us Out of It
Some of the world's richest and most powerful people are convinced that we are living in a computer simulation. And now they're trying to do something about it.
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STEM Programs Find Sexist Culture Hard to Shake
Many female students say that they still feel unwelcome in STEM culture, citing microaggressions and sometimes even downright misogyny
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3-D-Printed Robots With Shock-Absorbing Skins
By "programming" customized soft materials, an MIT CSAIL team can 3-D print safer, nimbler, more durable robots.
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Even with Rising Wages, Robot Revolution Skips Restaurants
Clamshell grills are making burger flipping obsolete at McDonald’s, Johnny Rockets and other burger chains. Digital kiosks, tabletop tablets and mobile phones are...
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Research Resolves a Debate Over 'Killer Electrons' in Space
Newly published findings by an international team of researchers answer a fundamental question about our space environment and will help scientists develop methods...
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The Myths and Reality About Interstellar Travel
Science fiction writers and moviemakers have shown us countless visions of humanity spread out across the Universe, so you might be forgiven for thinking that we've...
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The Computer Voting Revolution Is Already Crappy, Buggy, and Obsolete
Six days after Memphis voters went to the polls last October to elect a mayor and other city officials, a local computer programmer named Bennie Smith sat on his...
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Turning to the Brain to Reboot Computing
With computation stuck in a rut, computer scientists are scrambling for new ideas.
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Nsf Grant Preps Milwaukee Teachers For Computer Science Certification
Marquette University has received a $1 million U.S. National Science Foundation grant that will lead to thousands of Milwaukee Public Schools students learning...
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Go Hack or Go Home
Students, hackers, and business firms gathered at Texas A&M's annual hackathon to design programs in different coding competitions.
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Nsf Funds Big Data Project in Digital Agriculture
The NSF if funding a collaborative project focused on data science and Big Data applications in agriculture, concentrated on automating the Big Data lifecycle for...
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Why Big Pharma Wants to Collect 2 Million Genomes
Five months after announcing its intentions to gather genome sequences from 2 million people, pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca has selected geneticist David Goldstein...
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Iphone Exploit Bounty Surges to an Eye-Popping $1.5 Million
A controversial broker of security exploits is offering $1.5 million (£1.2 million) for attacks that work against fully patched iPhones and iPads, a bounty that's...
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Connecting Data Scientists with Regional Challenges
The U.S. National Science Foundation has awarded $11 million to Big Data Spokes projects and associated planning activities.
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