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Internationally Acclaimed Professor, Koen Bertels, On The Dire Need To Innovate Quantum Computing - Vimarsana News

Internationally Acclaimed Professor, Koen Bertels, On The Dire Need To Innovate Quantum Computing

Breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and smarter

Students develop innovative Water Bill App for farmers - Vimarsana News

Students develop innovative Water Bill App for farmers

   staff reporterin a brillinat example of industry-institution linkage, a group of college students have made an innovative water bill recovery application under the guidance of irrigation department. the app will help farmers in keeping t

Can college professors use ChatGPT for good? - Vimarsana News

Can college professors use ChatGPT for good?

Amid growing concerns about students using ChatGPT to cheat, some Utah professors see generative AI as an opportunity to enhance college education.

ttb and Faculty of Engineering collaborate to develop "Tech Talents" towards a digitized economy - Vimarsana News

ttb and Faculty of Engineering collaborate to develop "Tech Talents" towards a digitized economy

Ttb, led by Piti Tantakasem (CEO, 2nd from right), and the Faculty of Engineering at Chulalongkorn University, led by Prof. Supot Teachavorasinskun, Dean of Faculty of Engineering (2nd from left), have signed an MOU to collaborate on developing "Tech Talents" in response to the needs of the digital world.

YSU seniors' project is out of this world | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

YSU seniors' project is out of this world | News, Sports, Jobs

YOUNGSTOWN — Graduating seniors in Youngstown State University’s College of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics spent the spring semester worki