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Apply Now for St. John's University's Global Innovators Academy Summer Program

Are you a high school student who wants to learn about innovation & interpersonal skills? Applications are open for St. Johns University’s Global Innovators Academy Summer Program.

An Insider′s Look at the Illinois Institute of Technology

Neil Bhandari, a Computer Science major at Illinois Tech, gives readers a look at the college which ranks on Forbes Top 25 STEM Colleges list.

What to do with a degree in Computer Science?

Do you ask a lot of questions and enjoy technology? Computer Science may be the way forward for you - see our handy guide!

Find your inner Tesla in New York this summer

St. John’s University is organizing the Global Innovators Program in New York this summer. If you’re a high school student, this is an opportunity you must not miss!

Book Review: A Female Genius

A must read for computer history buffs and computer science students looking for female role models.

Thinking of studying artificial intelligence? Here's a list of universities to kickstart your search

Artificial intelligence is a red-hot field. If you’re thinking about pursuing further studies on the subject, here is what you need to know.

Book Review: A Human′s Guide to Machine Intelligence

Kartik Hosanagar's big picture thinking on new technology contains some profound analysis of the hidden dangers in algorithmic decision-making.

Jump online to join Stanford's free Apple App Creation Course

As apps have exploded in popularity, so has a Stanford course that teaches students how to develop applications for Apple's iPhone and iPad.

Indian and New Zealand students collaborate to tackle Sustainable Development Goals

The winning team in the sustainability challenge looks forward to an all-expenses-paid three-week internship at three participating universities in New Zealand early next year.

Frugal Science: Physicist Manu Prakash's Radical New Science Tools

Manu Prakash, an assistant professor at Stanford University, is inventing powerful, super-cheap lab tools for classroom use around the world and as a tool for diagnosing diseases.

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