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GeekWire Deals: Build something fun on your computer, literally, with Brik Book

Posted on January 22, 2016 by verx in Science & patent news

Sometimes, you just need to close your computer and take a break. It could be to clear your head or just rest your eyes from the harsh light. While some might take that time to grab a coffee or clean up their desk, you could...

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GeekWire Deals: This sleek MacBook dock slips seamlessly under your computer

Posted on January 20, 2016 by verx in Science & patent news

It’s a move mirrored around the world at the start of every business day: people plop down their computers on their work desks and start plugging things in. It starts with a USB drive, then an ethernet cable and maybe even their smartphone to top it off...

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President Obama wants computer science for every student — so how close are we?

Posted on January 13, 2016 by verx in Science & patent news

Innovation, science and technology were recurring themes during President Obama’s final State of the Union address on Tuesday night. Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella was one of the invited guests of Michelle Obama — recognizing the Redmond company’s focus on “expanding access to computer science in K-12 classrooms,” as the...

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Computer technology: Silicon chips lighten up

Posted on December 26, 2015 by verx in Science & patent news

Microprocessor communications have received a boost from the integration of electronics and photonics in silicon — a first step towards low power consumption and efficient computing systems. See Letter p.534

Nature 528 483 doi: 10.1038/528483a

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Computer technology: Silicon chips lighten up

Posted on December 24, 2015 by verx in Science & patent news

Microprocessor communications have received a boost from the integration of electronics and photonics in silicon — a first step towards low power consumption and efficient computing systems. See Letter p.534

Nature 528 483 doi: 10.1038/528483a

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President Obama signs law that designates computer science as part of a ‘well-rounded education’

Posted on December 13, 2015 by verx in Science & patent news

View image | gettyimages.com Computer science education supporters have spent six years working to get two simple words included in the sweeping rewrite of U.S. education policy that President Barack Obama signed into law on Thursday. They ended up being included on page 807, where the bill defines the...

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Bayesian boost for A.I.: Researchers find a quicker way to teach a computer

Posted on December 11, 2015 by verx in Science & patent news

Researchers say they’ve developed an algorithm that can teach a new concept to a computer using just one example, rather than the thousands of examples that are traditionally required for machine learning. The algorithm takes advantage of a...

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Microsoft, UW participate in ‘Hour of Code’ events to get students interested in computer science

Posted on December 8, 2015 by verx in Science & patent news

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, middle, observes as Rainier View Elementary School students take part in the Hour of Code on Monday Dec. 7, 2015 in Seattle. Hour of Code introduces to programming and computer science throughout the world. (Stephen Brashear/AP Images for Microsoft)

Computer science is taking over classrooms all across the world this week thanks to a Seattle-based...

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Go inside Paul Allen’s Living Computer Museum with this 3D virtual tour

Posted on December 2, 2015 by verx in Science & patent news

Photo via Tosolini Productions/Paul Allen's Living Computer Museum

Those who may not be able to make a physical trip to Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s Living Computer Museum in Seattle are in for a treat — you can take a 3D virtual tour of the facility instead. The 3D virtual tour just went live, capturing the inside of the museum that...

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