By Alyse Kalish
Let’s say you want to be a part of building something great in your career—something people can tangibly benefit from, something no one else has thought of, and something you can point to and proudly say, “Hey, I made that.” If that’s the case, look no further for inspiration than Miriam Daniel. Continue reading Amazon’s VP of Alexa Devices on Working in Voice Technology, Taking Risks, and Alexa’s Hidden Tricks
This week, the world laid eyes on an image that previously it was thought was unseeable.
The first visualisation of a black hole looks set to revolutionise our understanding of one of the great mysteries of the universe. Continue reading Katie Bouman: the 29-year-old whose work led to first black hole photo
WonderWorks, the indoor amusement park for the mind, is scheduled to open in Branson, Missouri in October 2019. They are teaming up with schools in Branson and Hollister County, to offer in-service educational opportunities. Continue reading WonderWorks Branson Providing Local Schools with In-Service STEM Educational Program
Karlie Kloss has a super hectic schedule these days.
The supermodel, 26, is currently promoting her latest gig as the new Project Runway host (the season premiere of which aired Thursday on Bravo) and gearing up to host one of the coolest summer camps for girls through her nonprofit, Kode With Klossy. Continue reading Karlie Kloss Reveals the Three Cs She’s Looking for in Kode With Klossy Summer Camp Applications
Energy efficiency added more new jobs than any other industry in the entire U.S. energy sector in 2017 and now employs nearly 2.25 million Americans, according to a new jobs analysis from E4TheFuture and the national, nonpartisan business group E2 (Environmental Entrepreneurs). Continue reading Energy Efficiency Takes the Lead in Job Growth
Take your search game to the next level with these tools that’ll save you time and help you get more done.
Continue reading 40 incredibly useful things you didn’t know Google Search could do
Facebook has acquired GrokStyle, a shopping startup that uses AI to help you buy furniture and other items for the home. The move, which was reported by Bloomberg, is the latest sign yet that the social network is looking to push deeper into e-commerce in 2019.
Continue reading Facebook just bought a furniture shopping startup
The Siemens Foundation is advancing its mission to narrow the opportunity gap for young people in the United States in STEM careers by launching a new workforce training program to fill skilled positions in the intelligent buildings industry in collaboration with Siemens Building Technologies and the Association of Controls Professionals (ACP).
Continue reading Siemens Foundation launches new training program to fill building technology industry skills gap
Hyundai has shown off a small model of a car it says can activate robotic legs to walk at 3mph (5km/h) over rough terrain and also able to climb a 5ft (1.5m) wall and jump a 5ft gap. Continue reading Hyundai shows off ‘walking car’ at CES
By Brady Rhoades
The first female African-American astronaut in space was not cured of curiosity when she whirled about the cosmos as part of NASA’s STS-47 in 1992. Her vision sharpened, like a kid who takes her first plane flight. Wondrous, yes, but still a hint. Continue reading Dr. Mae Jemison: On a ‘Starship’ Enterprise
