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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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After Snowden, the Nsa Faces Recruitment Challenge
Daniel Swann is exactly the type of person the National Security Agency would love to have working for it.
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Goodbye, EV Range Anxiety?
Electric vehicle batteries have a longer useful life than current standards suggest, according to researchers at Berkeley Lab and the University of California...
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Smartphones Hit the Road For Distracted-Driving Research
Research built custom, smartphone-based driving monitors to record the behavior of teens and seniors, the two groups most likely to be involved in motor-vehicle...
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Hi-Tech and Big Data Offer Hope to Battered .s. Oil Industry
The tech geeks are coming to the oil industry's rescue.
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Reviewing Online Homework at Scale
The OverCode system examines thousands of programming solutions by MOOC students and identifies broad trends to give teachers a high-level view of students' understanding...
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Top Jobs For Stem: Big Data, It Product Management
A recent Corporate Executive Board report highlighted seven core technology and engineering functions that will experience growth over the next 15 years driven...
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Silicon Valley Gender Gap Is Widening
A report from the American Association of University Women warns that the gender gap in the technology sector is widening.
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How Facebook's Chief Geek Will Meld Reality with the Oculus
Facebook chief technology officer Mike Schroepfer turned 40 last month. He (just barely) blew out a row of 40 candles during a mini-celebration at company headquarters...
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Technology Turns Gestures Into Smartphone Security Component
Technology turns user's gestures into a smartphone's strongest security component.
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Why Organism Engineering Could Be a Foodie's Dream Come True
Thanks to recent advances in synthetic biology—a hybrid discipline of engineering and biology that makes possible the manipulation of DNA of microorganisms such...
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Stanford's Most Popular Class Isn't Computer Science—it's Something Much More Important
Before Kanyi Maqubela became an investment partner at the Collaborative Fund, an early-stage venture capital firm focused on social enterprises, he was a typical ...
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Building Community for EECS Postdocs
Postdoctoral scholars in electrical engineering and computer science gain perspective and a sense of community in a group that encourage open discussion about issues ...
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A Brief History of the Atm
Eyes glaze over when I mention my interest in researching automated teller machines.
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Why Kevin Mitnick, the World's Most Notorious Hacker, Is Still Breaking Into Computers
Look no further than Kevin Mitnick's business card to see how some things never change.
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Why the Tsarnaev Juror Questionnaire Screened For Computer Scientists
As we approach the second anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing, many of us here in Massachusetts and beyond are riveted by the ongoing trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev...
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Can 'Tandem' Photovoltaics Boost Solar Cell Efficiencies?
By stacking perovskites atop conventional silicon solar cells, a team of researchers created "tandem" photovoltaics that may achieve significantly higher energy...
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How Crashing Drones Are Exposing Secrets About .s. War Operations
Crashing drones are spilling secrets about U.S. military operations.
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Tiny Bio-Robot Is a Germ Suited-Up with Graphene Quantum Dots
A new nanobot engineered at the University of Illinois at Chicago is a robotic germ called NERD, for Nano-Electro-Robotic Device, a humidity sensor built on a...
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For a Brighter Robotics Future, It's Time to Offload Their Brains
Robots already stand in for humans in some of the dullest and most dangerous jobs there are, handling everything from painting cars to drilling rocks on Mars.
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Better Debugger
An algorithm developed at MIT CSAIL automatically identifies integer overflow bugs.
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