Education Reform in the Spotlight
This is the time of year when the President and state governors offer up their “state of” speeches. This year almost every one of those executives has placed an emphasis on improving
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This is the time of year when the President and state governors offer up their “state of” speeches. This year almost every one of those executives has placed an emphasis on improving
Matthew Braga reports, “There exists an organization that, using nothing more than the cellphone in your pocket, can track where you are – and, with a certain degree of certainty, where you
“In uncertain times,” writes Gavin Hinks, “risk management shoots to the forefront of every business mind, but recently, supply chains have also come under the spotlight, with companies seeing the value in
“Our brains don’t need to tell our lungs to breathe or our hearts to pump blood,” writes Ravi Arimilli. “Unfortunately, computers require instructions for everything they do. But what if machines could
I’m a businessman; so, it is not difficult for me to see the beneficial side analyzing Big Data. I’m also an individual, a family man, and a citizen. In those roles, it’s
In Part 1 of this series, I discussed, inter alia, how researchers are working to create more stable qubits. Philip Ball explains why stable qubits are important. “Quantum phenomena such as superpositions
It seems as though breakthroughs leading towards a traditional quantum computer occur almost daily. I say “traditional” quantum computer because the Canadian company D-Wave has already produced a computer that Lockheed Martin,
Dr. Bonnie Feldman, Ellen M. Martin, and Tobi Skotnes report, “In healthcare, the data generated by mobile phones and sensors can give us new information about ourselves, extend the reach of our
Graniteville Derailment (Source: EPA) The recent leakage of the chemical 4-methylcyclohexane methanol (MCHM) from a storage tank owned by Freedom Industries Inc. into the Elk River in West Virginia once again highlighted the
Kirk Goldsberry reports, “In its 375 years, Harvard has only ever eliminated one entire academic program. If you had to guess, what program do you think that was and when was it
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