Today at the #WHQISSummit, White House Office of Science & Technology Policy's Jake Taylor, U.S. National Science Foundation's France Córdova, U.S. Department of Energy's Paul Dabbar, @usnistgov's Walter Copan and @DeptofDefense's Michael Griffin discuss R&D, scientific coordination, and U.S. leadership in quantum. Jake Taylor Paul Dabbar Walter Copan DARPA

Researchers from Duke University, NC State University and UC San Diego have created a flexible, stretchable wire that changes colors when it’s near the breaking point for use in wearables, biomedical devices and soft robots. Watch: bit.ly/2DFjWFk

⁦Megan from ⁦MentorCloud⁩ introducing the new AnitaB.org Mentoring Platform, powered by MentorCloud at ⁦Grace Hopper (GHC)⁩ 2018 in Houston.

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Technology is now helping us to increase the quality of our day-to-day activities. Here's a recent list of innovations the are accessible to individuals with visual impairments - many which integrate AI. #AIforGood redbull.com/us-en/inventio…

Congrats Dr. Howard!

Q: What has 19 shafts and axles and at least 39 gears? A: The earliest known analog computer! bit.ly/2OA3LdEhat

I'm constantly asked if robots/AI can be creative. Most think they can not be. I, on the other hand, have always said that creativity is in the eye-of-the-human-beholder. It feels good to be proven right. Allyssia Alleyne #AIforGood cnn.com/style/article/…

Say it isn't so - "It’s going to get worse before it gets better" Natasha Singer nytimes.com/2019/01/24/tec…

What if, one day, you can use AI to identify patients facing the highest risk of developing a disease - long before even classical clinical measures can? Can we do it safely while not violating anyone's right to privacy? Arlene Weintraub #AIForGood fiercebiotech.com/research/ibm-u…

RT & Spread Widely!! Alongside Pam Graney, PhD, we are hosting a Summer 2020 "#Organoids and #OrganonaChip" Trainee Symposium on Tues Aug 11th for graduate students & postdocs to showcase their work, network, & discuss future directions for the field of #stemcell models #OOoC2020

Engineers are often stereotyped as introverts, but that isn't always a bad thing. Here's how your skills can translate into successfully leading a team: bit.ly/2BJ22kv

#ICML2020 begins this weekend. With nine accepted papers covering topics such as emerging semantics in predictive agents and how to privately detect changes in unknown distributions, we're excited for a great week! For research recaps and more, visit bit.ly/2Z0RF4O

BMES is working hard to bring you an unforgettable experience for the 2020 BMES Virtual Annual Meeting. All of this planning means we have to push back opening registration until August 5, but we promise it will be worth the wait! #BMES2020

Even Einstein was spooked by quantum data “teleporting” from one place to another. Scientists have seen it - first in photons, now in electrons, according to an #NSFfunded research at Purdue University and University of Rochester. More ⬇️ bit.ly/2VZjyZ6

A team at Stanford created an "Instagram-like filter," that labels molecular details in tumor images. #bme scopeblog.stanford.edu/2020/07/07/ins…

"It’s an incredibly fertile time to be exploring all kinds of wacky, very radical new ways of thinking about computing systems and how we might build them!" Congratulations to GaTech CSE & The HPC Garage's Rich Vuduc! #CRNCH #MooresLaw b.gatech.edu/2H6dQ2W

This woman rocks!! A peak behind the scenes. She opened her heart and home for the audiobook adbl.co/robots - How to Be Human in the Age of AI. Amandla Stenberg - so totally awesome. Audible cjfarley youtu.be/f9abDH3Htb0

Please come join us Black PhD Network Graduate Recruitment Fair taking place right now! #BDNVirtual #DiversifySTEM