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Seven Cities Head For Smart City Transportation Challenge Finals
The goals of the Challenge include making the technology scalable, connecting people to opportunities, and eliminating the digital divide.
The Personalized Nutrition Project at Israel’s Weizmann Institute of Science has found that people respond to the same foods differently, based on the makeup of the bacteria in their gut microbiome.
The Bootstrap curriculum was developed to help math teachers inspire middle and high school students to actively learn and understand algebraic concepts by programming video games, step by step.
Taking Advantage of Workers With Experience
Whether following chronic unemployment or a desire to change careers, mature professionals could be ideal candidates for many jobs in the technology arena.
Providing Support Networks For Women in STEM
The forecast of 1.2-million unfilled STEM jobs by 2022 underlines the need to boost participation of underrepresented females.
Cyborgs: Not Quite Ready For Primetime
Privacy advocates also were concerned that governmental adoption of a technology like the VeriChip could lead to an erosion of privacy.
Personal Fabrication Machines Make ‘Homemade’ Digitally
To the delight of hobbyists, do-it-yourselfers, and dedicated “makers” using desktop three-dimensional (3D) printers introduced over the past several years, other kinds of personal digital fabrication machines, such as laser cutters and mills, are hitting the market at consumer-appropriate price points. Also known as additive manufacturing and rapid prototyping, 3D printing is a process that […]
Shape the Future of Computing
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