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Pandemic Threatens to Damage Careers of Women in STEM
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Pandemic Threatens to Damage Careers of Women in STEM

Ongoing strain of the COVID-19 pandemic and longstanding structural barriers threaten permanent damage to the careers of women in STEM, says Patricia Clark at the...

Biden Lets Trump's H-1B Visa Ban Expire in Win for Tech
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Biden Lets Trump's H-1B Visa Ban Expire in Win for Tech

U.S. President Joe Biden allowed a ban enacted by former President Donald Trump on H-1B visas used by technology companies to expire on Wednesday.

People's Trust In Tech Is At An All-Time Low, Study Finds
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People's Trust In Tech Is At An All-Time Low, Study Finds

Trust in the technology sector hit an all-time low in 17 of 27 countries surveyed for the 2021 Edelman Trust Barometer.

Students From Around the World Compete in Virtual HackPSU
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Students From Around the World Compete in Virtual HackPSU

The global pandemic didn't stop 644 students on 45 teams from around the world from competing in a virtual version of the student-run HackPSU hackathon earlier...

FAU Professor Receives Prestigious Blaise Pascal Medal
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FAU Professor Receives Prestigious Blaise Pascal Medal

Isaac Elishakoff, a distinguished research professor within the College of Engineering and Computer Science at Florida Atlantic University, has received the Blaise...

Smartphone Game Detects Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
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Smartphone Game Detects Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

A Japanese research group developed a smartphone app that uses machine learning to screen for carpal tunnel syndrome.

DOE Announces $29 Million for Ultramodern Data Analysis Tools
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DOE Announces $29 Million for Ultramodern Data Analysis Tools

The U.S. Department of Energy announced $29 million to develop new tools to analyze massive amounts of scientific information, including artificial intelligence...

Warning on AI: Staff 'Hired and Fired by Algorithm'
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Warning on AI: Staff 'Hired and Fired by Algorithm'

A Trades Union Congress official warns that U.K. workers could be "hired and fired by algorithm," and said new legal protections for regulating artificial intelligence...

Famous Stanford Coding Course Online for Free
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Famous Stanford Coding Course Online for Free

A free version of a popular Stanford intro to coding course is being offered online this spring.

Major Employers Scrap Plans to Cut Back on Offices
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Major Employers Scrap Plans to Cut Back on Offices

Most major global companies no longer plan to reduce their use of office space after the coronavirus pandemic, though few expect business to return to normal this...

Utah Program Helps Moms Transition to Tech Careers
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Utah Program Helps Moms Transition to Tech Careers

Valerie Witt made the transition from third-grade teacher to area partnership manager for Skill Struck, a provider of  computer science education platforms, with...

White Men Happier With Tech Salaries Than Others, Report Finds
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White Men Happier With Tech Salaries Than Others, Report Finds

More women technologists are dissatisfied with their current compensation than men, and races other than White are less satisfied with their salaries that White...

System Detects Errors When Medication is Self-Administered
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System Detects Errors When Medication is Self-Administered

MIT researchers have developed a system that uses sensors and artificial intelligence to reduce patient errors with self administered medications.

Framework Guides Data Scientific Investigations of Organized Crime
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Framework Guides Data Scientific Investigations of Organized Crime

A data science framework for investigations of organized crime has been prepared by researchers at the University of Bristol and the Dutch National Police.

Four Students Recognized With ACM/CSTA 2020-21 Cutler-Bell Prize
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Four Students Recognized With ACM/CSTA 2020-21 Cutler-Bell Prize

Four graduating high school seniors throughout the U.S. were selected as recipients of the ACM/CSTA Cutler-Bell Prize in High School Computing.

Now Everyone Wants To Be a Software Developer
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Now Everyone Wants To Be a Software Developer

Computer programming and software development were the top choices for people looking to improve their employment opportunities in 2020, according to new research...

University of California Secures Open Access Deal with Scientific Publisher
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University of California Secures Open Access Deal with Scientific Publisher

The University of California has reached an open access agreement with Elsevier, the world's largest scientific publisher, that will make significantly more of...

Open-Access Quantum Computing Testbed Now Operational
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Open-Access Quantum Computing Testbed Now Operational

The QSCOUT open-access quantum computing testbed at Sandia National Laboratories is operational and available to the research community.

Arkansas Bill Would Classify Computer Science as a Foreign Language
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Arkansas Bill Would Classify Computer Science as a Foreign Language

A bill filed last week in the Arkansas House of Representatives would allow computer science classes to be offered for foreign language credits to high school students...

Rutgers Center Juggles March Madness, IBM Internship
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Rutgers Center Juggles March Madness, IBM Internship

Myles Johnson's internship with IBM began Feb. 1, just hours after Rutgers' Scarlet Knights flew back from a win at Northwestern. (Johnson had seven points and...
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