First, computers did geometry proofs. So what? Very few people want to do geometry proofs. Then computers beat humans at chess. No problem, chess is s...
Water covers 75% of the Earth’s surface, but just 1% of it is readily available as drinkable fresh water. Human activities in the form of agricultur...
What do hearts, batteries, and the moon have in common? Wilson Greatbatch, a distinguished alumnus and former member of the engineering faculty at the...
Dr. Junaid Zubairi of SUNY Fredonia had been searching for a way to use his computer science expertise to enhance airline safety, but he needed to fin...
Bigger isn’t always better; in the semiconductor business tiny is tops. That is, the more miniscule the transistors, the more of them that can be pi...
