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Tern's Device Authority included in IoT security standards project

Maha Al-Jehani recently joined NEOM as a project specialist. She will be responsible for managing a number of digital programs including site launches, online tools, and documentation while maintaining a focus on recording the journey of the megacity, in northwest Saudi Arabia. Between July 2020 and February, she worked at Panda Retail Co.

In first part of this article series, we explored the various forms of AI bias, ways to understand and identify them. This second part will cover various tangible measures that can be undertaken to control, mitigate or remove these biases.

Electronics and photonic technologies advanced rapidly in the last two decades and have become promising solutions to complement electronic technologies.

As part of efforts to bridge energy gaps and address the energy crisis in Nigeria, one of the foremost indigenous renewable energy companies in the

The MIT Sloan School of Management’s new program intends to equip students for a fast-evolving field, training them to make optimal use of emerging technologies to understand customers and launch successful products.

Find out more about the life of Kitty O'Brien Joyner, NASA's first female engineer.

Boston University’s 2021 Innovator of the Year, electrical and computer engineer Selim Ünlü, inspires his students with stories of history’s pioneers.

MIT Professor Devavrat Shah has been named faculty director of the MIT Deshpande Center for Technological Innovations.

As an industry, technology has sometimes been a challenging sector for women to get into, and that’s replicated right the way down to the education level.