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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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The Dawn of 2020 Was a Boom Time for Tech Salaries
Technology occupations saw across-the-board wage increases in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. last year, according to Hired's 2020 State of Salaries Report.
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Rural Summer Science Camp Goes Digital
The pandemic is making the Rural Summer Science Camp for rural Wisconsin high school students and teachers entirely digital for the first time.
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Digitize Your Dog Into a Computer Game
Computer scientists at the University of Bath have developed motion capture technology that enables you to digitize a dog without using a motion capture suit.
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Six Universities Join CIRTL Network Dedicated to Preparing Future STEM Faculty
Six universities in the United States and Canada have joined the Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning (CIRTL), a network of research universities...
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College Will Host Summer Career Academy on Zoom
Grossmont College is hosting a summer career academy for students next month via Zoom.
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Missouri S&T Offers Programming Boot Camps for Engineers and Professionals
Missouri S&T is offering Computer Science Boot Camps to non-computer science engineers and other professionals online.
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Student Receives $10,000 Google Women Techmakers Scholarship
Kendra Aumann-Weyenberg, a University of Wisconsin-Stout senior, is one of 100 students worldwide to win a $10,000 scholarship from the Google Women Techmakers...
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Bjarne Stroustrup Releases Paper on How C++ Thrived
Bjarne Stroustrup, the 69-year-old creator of C++, describes the history and growth of the programming language in a new 168-page paper.
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Approximately 117,000 IT Jobs Lost Since March, U.S. Data Shows
Roughly 117,000 information technology (IT) professionals in the United States have lost their jobs since March, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data...
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Managers Should Focus on Engagement in Work-from-Home World
The transition to remote work environments mean business leaders need to spend more time fostering engagement with employees.
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Researchers Use Machine Learning to Build Taste Language for Whiskey
Researchers at Virginia Tech will use natural language processing to study the descriptive terminology of published whiskey reviews.
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The Work Habits of Highly Effective Teams
How well team members understand their colleagues' views of a problem affects both team and individual performance.
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QS World University Rankings List Top Computer Science Schools in Asia
This year's QS World University Rankings evaluated over 5,500 universities from around the world, including the top 167 universities in computer science in Asia...
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Companies Find New Perks for the Remote Worker
As many companies enter a third month of lockdown with no clear end in sight, employers are toying with new perks that might address some of the struggles remote...
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A U.S. Secret Weapon in A.I.: Chinese Talent
New research shows scientists educated in China help American firms and schools dominate the cutting-edge AI field. Industry leaders worry that worsening political...
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'Strategic' Mindset Predicts Success, Researchers Say
A "strategic mindset" is behind the success of many business people, students, entrepreneurs, and others, according to new research published in the Proceedings...
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Media Stereotypes Discourage Students' Science Ambitions
Stereotypes influence young students' perceptions of scientists enough that few who enjoy science express interest in pursuing it as a career.
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Self-Driving Vehicles May Prevent Only About a Third of Crashes, Study Says
Autonomous vehicles might prevent only around a third of all crashes if automated systems drive too much like people, a new study says.
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Indian Tech Graduate Students Plummeted In U.S. Before Covid-19
Even before Covid-19, fewer graduate students from India decided to study computer science at U.S. universities, with numbers dropping 23.3% between the 2016-17...
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Computer Chess: Longest-Running Experiment in Computing Science
On August 31, 1970, an experiment began that continues to this day. The first chess tournament for computers was held as part of the ACM's 25th National Conference...
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