A century before the dawn of the computer age, Ada Lovelace imagined the modern-day, general-purpose computer. It could be programmed to follow instructions, she wrote in 1843. Continue reading Ada Lovelace: The First Computer Programmer
6 Ways Employers Recruit With Artificial Intelligence
Companies hope chatbots and video interviews will improve the recruiting process for everyone. Continue reading 6 Ways Employers Recruit With Artificial Intelligence
NASA Headquarters Could Soon Name a Street in Honor of the Women Who Inspired Hidden Figures
These three Black women changed the course of history. Continue reading NASA Headquarters Could Soon Name a Street in Honor of the Women Who Inspired Hidden Figures
MTV to Chronicle Disability Activist’s Quest to Travel Into Space
Eddie Ndopu wants to become the first physically disabled person to travel to space. MTV will follow a South African activist on his quest to become the first physically disabled person to travel to space. Continue reading MTV to Chronicle Disability Activist’s Quest to Travel Into Space
How This Former MIT Professor And Google Engineer Used Holograms To Build A $28 Million Startup
A red laser pointer shining through a raw chicken carcass may not seem like groundbreaking science, but for veteran technologist Mary Lou Jepsen, it’s worth $28 million in funding for her latest startup, Openwater. Continue reading How This Former MIT Professor And Google Engineer Used Holograms To Build A $28 Million Startup
Learning, Empathy And Diversity Have Put Microsoft On A Path Of Unstoppable Growth
The news that Microsoft is “worth as much as Apple” is further proof that its efforts to re-invent itself are paying off. For those who view the resurgence of the Redmond giant as being mostly driven by a winning strategy, a word of caution is in order. Continue reading Learning, Empathy And Diversity Have Put Microsoft On A Path Of Unstoppable Growth
Code.org and Amazon Kick Off Hour of Code: Dance Party to Introduce One Million Girls to Coding
Amazon and Code.org partner for this year’s Hour of Code, which aims to inspire one million girls during the first week of December to try coding their own dance party Continue reading Code.org and Amazon Kick Off Hour of Code: Dance Party to Introduce One Million Girls to Coding
The Growing Importance of Cybersecurity to Business
In today’s online age, the number of threats to businesses and their customers increases every day. The largest obstacle in cybersecurity is the perpetual security risk that quickly evolves over short periods of time, leaving businesses with a widening gap in manpower and the resources needed to protect their data. Continue reading The Growing Importance of Cybersecurity to Business
Taking Engineering to a New Level—Q&A with NASA engineer Adriana Ocampo
Adriana Ocampo, PhD, is the Science Program Manager at NASA headquarters. Take a look at NASA’s Q&A with the accomplished engineer.
Continue reading Taking Engineering to a New Level—Q&A with NASA engineer Adriana Ocampo
Tuesday’s Google Doodle Honors Pediatrician Fe del Mundo
Tuesday’s Google Doodle celebrates the 107th birthday of renowned pediatrician Fe del Mundo. Continue reading Tuesday’s Google Doodle Honors Pediatrician Fe del Mundo
