Open Science (OS) affects all stages of the research lifecycle. The original goals of the CIDR conferences are in tune with the OS philosophy for scholarly communication. My invited talk at CIDR2025 was a quick tour of OS and outlined some of the relevant Association for Computing Machinery efforts.

Congratulations to the latest group of 55 innovators named as 2024 #ACMFellows. This is an honor for Association for Computing Machinery members who have pushed the envelope and solved challenging problems both within our field and across other disciplines. Check them out: bit.ly/3WtTPY8

Congratulations to #ACMFellow Brad A. Myers of Carnegie Mellon University for receiving the 2025 CBI Human Computer Interaction History Prize! Myers was honored for his book, Pick, Click, Flick!: The Story of Interaction Techniques. Well-deserved recognition! bit.ly/4mECFCE

"Intelligence is figuring out how the world works rather than waiting for someone to tell you how the world works." Watch Andrew Barto & Richard Sutton, the 2024 #ACMTuringAward recipients, discuss their work on #ReinforcementLearning. bit.ly/3Htknnv

Technology policy is an urgent priority. New co-chairs Virginia Dignum Parody and Jeanna Matthews also @[email protected] lead the Association for Computing Machinery Tech Policy Council with a fresh new vision and plans for exciting activities to support/advise policy makers and inform the computing community on policy matters.

Congratulations to Ashish Sharma (and the two honorable mentions)! Interdisciplinary Computing/AI represents an emerging focal point for the work of Association for Computing Machinery, with great potential for exciting research whose breakthrough results will benefit all!

In an opinion piece in The Conversation, #ACMTuringLaureate Jack Dongarra takes a stand for traditional high-performance computing (#HPC), opining that AI's reliance on HPC necessitates greater focus from the U.S. government. Read more: bit.ly/43DXfKN

🌟 ACM-W Scholar Spotlight: Sofia Pinto 🌟 From poetry to programming, Sofia blends creativity and technology to make a real impact. Her journey reminds us: tech isn’t just code — it’s expression, imagination, and impact. Read more: acmweurope.acm.org/acm-scholar-sp… #ACMW #WomenInTech

💥 The Death of Work? Or a new era of engineering leadership? Join Sarah Drasner & Eve Andersson of Google in this ACM webinar on how to lead through uncertainty & empower teams. 🎥 Watch now: bit.ly/4eeUCnD #ACMWomen #EngineeringLeadership #TeamCulture #TechManagement

Europe’s data centers and AI are bumping up against EU Climate Commitments. ACM’s EURTPC new roadmap calls for: 🔹 PUE ≤ 1.2 🔹 Waste heat reuse 🔹 Lifecycle CO₂ tracking 🔹 Transparent energy KPIs #DataCenters #ACM #DigitalEU acm.org/binaries/conte…

ACM Interview: Stephen Ibaraki interviews Dr. Shubhra Jain, healthcare investor, tech visionary, & strategic leader shaping the future of health innovation. 🔗 bit.ly/43B1RlV #ACMWomen #HealthcareInnovation #VentureCapital #WomenInTech

We are thrilled to share the outstanding research contributions recognized at SAC'25: ACM/SIGAPP Symposium On Applied Computing. This year's selection highlights the cutting-edge advancements and innovative approaches in the field of Applied Computing. Congratulations to all the

#OTD in #ComputingHistory in 1822, Charles Babbage submitted a one-page paper outlining a revolutionary invention: the Difference Engine. The Difference Engine would become the world’s first mechanical computer.

Dame Wendy Hall, former ACM President, recently sat down with "We Are Tech Women." In the interview, she reflects on diversity in tech, breaking into the male-dominated AI sector, the key geopolitical forces shaping the future of cyberspace, and more. bit.ly/43PCKf6

This powerful idea speaks to the very core of the ACM-W mission: to support, celebrate & advocate for women in computing through consistent, collective action. In our latest spotlight, discover Greek ACM-W Chapter 👉 bit.ly/3SyKRXh #acmw #GreekACMW #ACMWChapters

Last week, Association for Computing Machinery Council reaffirmed its intention to open access to all ACM publications and related research artifacts in the ACM DL after 1-1-2026. ACM demonstrates its commitment to democratization of knowledge, transparency, and accountability. #OpenAccess #ACMOpen

Register to attend the panel organized by Association for Computing Machinery as a side-event of the United Nations 4th Conf on FfD. Panel premise: When developed and applied responsibly, AI can support inclusive sustainable economic systems and help reform the int'l financial architecture and SDG financing.

Large audience watched Association for Computing Machinery's panel on "Smart Technology, Fair Finance–The Promise and Risks of AI for Sustainable Development" at United Nations #FFD4. Computing scientists, economists, and politicians exchanged innovative ideas on financing the road to #SDGs by using #ai4good.

At #LINO25, 74th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings (#Chemistry), I met John Jumper, 2024 #NobelPrize for AI-driven protein structure prediction in AlphaFold2, Frances Arnold, other Nobel Laureates, and Association for Computing Machinery #Turing Laureate @JackDongarra. #AI+#Computing+#Science leads to wonders!

Check out my interview to ComputerWeekly given after the panel on “Smart Technology, Fair Finance" and the role of #AI in #SustainableDevelopment, organized by Association for Computing Machinery as a side-event of the United Nations 4th Int'l Conf on Financing for Development #FfD4: computerweekly.com/news/366627553…