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Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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Another Ripple From the Huawei Ban: Scientific Peer Review
The Trump administration's decision to blacklist Chinese telecom giant Huawei is spilling over into academia. IEEE publications will stop using Huawei employees...
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Beyond 1 and 0: Engineers Develop Potential Successor to Shrinking Transistors
A team of researchers has developed multi-value transistors that feature intermediate states between the on and off states of binary devices, allowing more operations...
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Sensor-Packed Glove Learns Signatures of the Human Grasp
MIT researchers have compiled a massive dataset that enables a sensor-packed glove and deep convolutional neural networks to recognize objects through touch alone...
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T Delft Scientists Create World's Smallest Autonomous Racing Drone
The drone racing team of the Micro Air Vehicle Laboratory at Delft University of Technology have created the world's smallest autonomous racing drone.
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Dataset Helps Cities Improve Power Grid Modeling, Solar Forecasting
Data from residential photovoltaic systems helps solar power researchers better understand how to integrate the renewable energy source into the power grid.
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Taiwan Will Train 10,000 AI Workers Per Year To Meet Rising Demand
Taiwan says it will train 10,000 people every year for work in AI R&D.
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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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Electronic Musician's Offbeat Approach Melds Sound with Computer Science
Like other musicians, Sam Pluta, an assistant professor at the University of Chicago, can get lost in performance. His instrument of choice is a computer.
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Crowdsourced Traffic Data Could Save Lives, Researchers Show
Crowdsourced traffic data that reduces ambulance and emergency department treatment response times for crash patients could markedly save lives.
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Student-Built Rocket Crosses the Kármán Line
The student-run and organized USC Rocket Propulsion Laboratory in April became the first undergraduate team to design, build, and successfully launch a single stage...
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Argonne Battery Design Offers 'Solid' Advantage
Scientists have begun to investigate solid-state batteries, which offer several advantages over those that use a liquid electrolyte.
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What Tech Companies Pay Employees In 2019
Filings by publicly traded companies reveal that big tech firms pay extraordinarily well.
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How to Program Materials
Empa scientists are able to predict the properties of composite materials, which can help achieve research objectives faster. This could lead to better recycling...
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The Benefits of a Long-Term Relationship
Oregon State University and HP both say they have benefited from a close relationship they have maintained for decades.
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pdated Computer Model Helps Bioenergy Developers Conserve Water
The U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory released an updated version of an online computer model that helps bioenergy developers preserve critical...
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Computing Mentorship Program for Girls Wins Second Global Service Award
William & Mary's Society of Women in Computing won ACM's Outstanding Community Service Award for the second year in a row.
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Tech Hiring Behaviors Are Pushing Women Away, Survey Says
Gender bias during the recruitment process may be discouraging women back from entering the tech industry, according to global research from Booking.com.
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John rschel Tackles His Lifelong Balance of Math and Football
John Urschel traded a career as a professional football player for the Baltimore Ravens to become a full-time graduate student pursuing a Ph.D. in mathematics at...
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Scientists Help Artificial Intelligence Outsmart Hackers
Researchers at MIT are studying adversarial attacks to better understand why AI systems are susceptible to, and can outsmart, such attacks.
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For People With Disabilities, Accessibility Tech's Still Not All It Could Be
More tech companies are stepping up efforts to make their products and services accessible for people with disabilities. But there's still more work to be done....
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