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Technology management expert Matt Beane explores the pitfalls of artificial intelligence
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Researchers describe a laser capable of emitting light quiet enough to move applications to the chip scale
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Researchers take on one of the world’s most pressing challenges at a plastic upcycling workshop
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Researchers create an application that ensures anonymity and trustworthiness for minority groups in authoritarian countries
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National Geographic Awards geographer Kelly Caylor an ‘AI for Earth Innovation’ grant
UCSB engineering professor John Bowers’ group develops a high-performance quantum dot mode-locked laser on silicon
Technology management expert Matt Beane explores the pitfalls of artificial intelligence
Researchers describe a laser capable of emitting light quiet enough to move applications to the chip scale
Researchers take on one of the world’s most pressing challenges at a plastic upcycling workshop
Researchers create an application that ensures anonymity and trustworthiness for minority groups in authoritarian countries
National Geographic Awards geographer Kelly Caylor an ‘AI for Earth Innovation’ grant
