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Dr Jessica McCarthy will be Google Dublin s new head of engineering

Dr Jessica McCarthy will be Google Dublin’s new head of engineering Dr Jessica McCarthy. Image: Google A fairly new recruit at Google, Jessica McCarthy is set to bring a commitment to gender equality to her new role. Dr Jessica McCarthy, a director of engineering at Google, will take over as engineering site lead at Google Dublin later this month. McCarthy will step into her new position on 26 February, succeeding Dave O’Connor. O’Connor has been at Google almost 17 years so far, starting out as a site reliability manager in 2004. Under his leadership, the engineering team at Google Dublin has grown from a team of 400 to 700.

AACC, NSF to Mobilize Student Innovators from Community Colleges

AACC, NSF to Mobilize Student Innovators from Community Colleges Community College Innovation Challenge invites community college students to create STEM solutions to real-world challenges that benefit society A Virtual Boot Camp Experience will allow students to share their ideas with experts and practitioners in the field News provided by Share this article National Science Foundation (NSF), has launched its platform to advance student innovation and impact in STEM through the Community College Innovation Challenge (CCIC). The competition seeks to foster the development of students innovation, communication, and entrepreneurial skills. It also enables students to discover and demonstrate their capacity to use STEM to make a difference in the world and translate that knowledge into action. 

NSF Director Lays Out Vision for Future of U S Science

Sethuraman Panchanathan has led the U.S. National Science Foundation since June 2020. | AAAS Addressing the “missing millions” people who are capable of succeeding as scientists and engineers but do not have access to pathways that lead into those careers is a key step toward enabling the American STEM enterprise to thrive in the coming decades, U.S. National Science Foundation director Sethuraman Panchanathan said last week. An independent federal agency with an annual budget of more than $8 billion, NSF works to advance scientific discovery, technological innovation and STEM education. During a plenary address at the 2021 Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Panchanathan laid out his vision for the future of the agency. In addition to diversifying the research community, his priorities include securing global leadership and capitalizing on bipartisan support for science at time of otherwise intense partisanship in U.S. polit

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