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HUNTINGTON — Awards of distinction will be presented and retiring faculty recognized during Marshall University’s spring general faculty meeting, which will take place virtually via Microsoft Teams at 2 p.m.

UC Berkeley's Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences department announced future enrollment for Computer Science 70 would not be restricted by major.

By J. Pamela Barbour In early 1997 Vincentian Jules Williams, an Electronics Engineer and Musical Arranger rolled out his brainchild to the public, when he launched WEFM, his own radio station in St Vincent and the Grenadines. His action came at a time when the government of St Vincent and the Grenadines was seeking to transform its media landscape by introducing FM radio frequencies. The government was at the time …

A key policy voice sets out what she believes should happen next in rolling out the government’s AI Strategy.

Fintech veterans Toyin Albert and Niyi Ajao join the Nigerian fintech start-up to drive expansion into new markets and launch additional products Lagos,

Kippa, the fast-growing fintech start-up offering digital business and financial management solutions for SMEs in Africa, today announces the appointments of Toyin Albert as Executive Director of Payments Services, and Niyi Ajao as an Independent Non-Executive Director within Kippa’s Nigerian subsidiary. Toyin Albert and Niyi Ayao are two of the most seasoned fintech veterans

The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) has awarded a team of researchers from the University of California campuses at Merced, Berkeley and Davis a two-year grant to simulate urban air mobility in the San Francisco area, and to draft regulations for this highly complex form of travel. The guidelines and best practices the team createsThe California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) has awarded a team of researchers from the University of California campuses at Merced, Berke...

Welcome to insideBIGDATA’s “Heard on the Street” round-up column! In this regular feature, we highlight thought-leadership commentaries from members of the [...]

The UMass Amherst Public Interest Technology Initiative ( PIT@UMass ) has announced its inaugural cohort of PIT Faculty Fellows for 2022–23. Eleven individuals from five different colleges and schools across campus will develop or retool nine undergraduate courses with a public interest technology focus.

AMHERST — In Amherst to host a town hall focused on climate change in 2018, U.S. Sen. Ed Markey remembers 1,000 people packing into the auditorium at Amherst Regional Middle School to talk about ways to confront the crisis.Back in Amherst on Thursday...