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SECTION: East Asia and Oceania Region special section
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New Ways to Think About CS Education
Two new approaches could have an impact on both the quality of CS education and on our professional responsibilities to society.DEPARTMENT: Cerf's up
Multisensory Adventures
Two books, one published to great acclaim and the other still in process, resonate with a visceral intensity for which I was honestly unprepared and surprised.DEPARTMENT: Letters to the editor
Adding More Color to Patch Picture
"Automated Program Repair" (Dec. 2019) holds out the promise of substantially improving software quality. Quantitative data can help researchers and practitioners better understand the capabilities and current limitations of …DEPARTMENT: BLOG@CACM
Teaching Teachers to Offer STEM to Undergrads
Mark Guzdial considers how teaching computing to undergraduates requires better education of the teachers as well.COLUMN: News
Dead Languages Come to Life
Artificial intelligence automates the translation of extinct languages.Machine Learning, Meet Whiskey
Technologies are coming increasingly closer to approximating the human senses of taste and smell.How Universities Deploy Student Data
Personalizing efforts to drive greater student retention and success.COLUMN: Computing ethics
The Temptation of Data-Enabled Surveillance
Are universities the next cautionary tale?COLUMN: Technology strategy and management
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Professional Work
Considering the implications of the influence of artificial intelligence given previous industrial revolutions.SECTION: Kode vicious
Master of Tickets
Valuing the quality, not the quantity, of work.COLUMN: Viewpoint
Why Is Cybersecurity Not a Human-Scale Problem Anymore?
Examining the structure of the enterprise attack surface in view of the relative ease with which cyberdefenses can be subverted.Organizing Family Support Services at ACM Conferences
Seeking to improve access to conferences and provide support for attendees with children.A Taxonomy of Automated Assistants
Rating your intelligent (human or automated) assistant.SECTION: East Asia and Oceania Region special section
Welcome
Welcome to the special section covering East Asia and Oceania, which includes Southeast Asia, Oceania, and Asia-Pacific countries including Japan and Korea.SECTION: East Asia and Oceania Region special section: Hot topics
The NII Shonan Meeting in Japan
Since the inaugural NII Shonan Meeting in February 2011, more than 140 meetings have been held with participants representing 60 countries and regions.Capturing Cultural Heritage in East Asia and Oceania
How to capture (the experience of) cultural objects in digital form?Cybersecurity in Pacific Island Nations
One security issue that has begun to emerge and will only accelerate without individual and collective action is the threat of cyberattacks and cybercrime in the Oceania region.Singapore's Cybersecurity Ecosystem
Since 2013, Singapore's medium- to long-term directions for cybersecurity is to develop R&D expertise and capabilities to improve the trustworthiness of cyber infrastructures and systems.Innovating Services and Digital Economy in Singapore
A report on Singapore's technology development in the services and digital economy, with insights for research over the next five years.SECTION: East Asia and Oceania Region special section: Big trends
AI Singapore: Empowering a Smart Nation
The AI Singapore national initiative was launched in June 2017 as an integrated, impact-driven, research and innovation program in artificial intelligence for the entire country.Developing AI for Law Enforcement in Singapore and Australia
The Intelligent Case Retrieval System (ICRS), using AI capabilities, better enables all parties to evaluate the strengths or weaknesses of their legal cases.Digital Healthcare Across Oceania
What is the current state of progress of digital health?Detecting Fake News in Social Media: An Asia-Pacific Perspective
Many of the latest techniques to automatically debunk fake news were initiated in the Asia and Oceania region.seL4 in Australia: From Research to Real-World Trustworthy Systems
An overview of developments, and of ongoing research, related to the correctness proof of the seL4 microkernel.Advances in Security Research in the Asiacrypt Region
Members of the International Association for Cryptologic Research explore regional work and collaboration activities.5G Commercialization and Trials in Korea
Government-industry 5G collaborations, including the R&D roadmap, the first 5G experience, and 5G vertical trials made the 5G-enabled industrial transformation take place in Korea.Asia's Surging Interest in Binary Analysis
The expanding cyber infrastructure in Asia has ignited strong interests in software security, leading to a surge of research activities in binary analysis in the region.SECTION: Practice
Managing the Hidden Costs of Coordination
Controlling coordination costs when multiple, distributed perspectives are essential.Cognitive Work of Hypothesis Exploration During Anomaly Response
A look at how we respond to the unexpected.SECTION: Contributed articles
Cyber Warranties: Market Fix or Marketing Trick?
Risk transfer options offer hope, but little more.SECTION: Review articles
The Antikythera Mechanism
The discovery of this calculating machine is so significant that part of the history of ancient technology must be rewritten.SECTION: Research highlights
Technical Perspective: An Answer to Fair Division's Most Enigmatic Question
The envy-free cake-cutting problem stood its ground for two decades, until it was cracked by Aziz and Mackenzie. Their solution is presented in "A Bounded and Envy-Free Cake Cutting Algorithm."A Bounded and Envy-Free Cake Cutting Algorithm
We report on our algorithm that resolved the well-studied cake cutting problem in which the goal is to find an envy-free allocation of a divisible resource based on queries from agents.COLUMN: Last byte
