Apple, Samsung and Microsoft react to Wikileaks’ CIA dump
Several of the tech firms whose products have been allegedly compromised by the CIA have given their first reactions to the claims.
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Women in research: bibliometrics show progress over 20 years
A new analysis of authorship data from journal papers across several subjects and countries has given a wide view of what progress has been made on gender equality for researchers over the last 20 years.
Marching for Science
Effort gains backers and appears to build momentum, but some scientists worry that political fallout may not be what organizers want.
How protecting native forests cost a Southeast Asian activist his life
Malaysian activist Bill Kayong fought to save native forest lands from logging and oil palm development.
Tenn. high schools, higher ed institutions can share electronic transcripts
All Tennessee high schools are now eligible to send electronic transcript data of current or recent students among all 649 high schools, Tennessee’s higher education institutions, Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation (TSAC) for Tennessee Education Lottery Scholarship eligibility ...
Global reports of Microsoft faults
There are numerous reports from around the world that various Microsoft services are suffering faults.
The robots eyeing my job
The last thing I expected when attending the launch of the London Science Museum’s new Robots exhibition was to have a leading robot maker warn me that my job was at risk of roboticization.
Revised US travel ban ‘cuts off’ pipeline of university talent
US universities face a potential decline in international students and academics next year in light of Donald Trump’s revised travel ban ...
‘Unprecedented’ White Supremacist activity
Report documents 107 incidents at colleges and universities in the current academic year.
Ark. governor signs bill to create educational grant program
Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Thursday signed a bill to create a grant program aimed at increasing degree and certificate attainment in high-demand fields at community and technical colleges and encouraging the graduates to work in Arkansas.
