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Showing 1-13 of 13 results foundBest techies not all Americans
April 20, 2005Fewer women in computer jobs these days
October 14, 2004 But women have increased their representation in all the natural science professions, especially medical science, a study says.Students saying no to computer science
August 11, 2004 With the tech job market weak, undergrad enrollments in computer science departments keep dropping.Gates goes to college
March 1, 2004 Microsoft's Bill Gates says that despite today's outsourcing trend, the United States needs to refocus on leading in computer science--starting at its universities.College freshmen less interested in tech
April 22, 2005 Percentage of incoming freshmen saying they'll major in computer science drops significantly.Fixing a busted IT research system
September 21, 2004 James Foley, chairman of the Computing Research Association, says major trouble stalks the nation's technology education pipeline.Microsoft Research goes to school
December 12, 2006 Technology alone won't solve U.S. tech education woes, says Rick Rashid, head of Microsoft Research.U.S. slips lower in coding contest
April 7, 2005 Chinese students win an international programming competition, while U.S. schools' performance hits a new low.The tech industry's newest power player
July 13, 2006 Stuart Feldman is the new head of the world's biggest scientific and computing society--a role that will require diplomacy and political know-how.Brain drain in tech's future?
August 6, 2004 A drop in the number of science and engineering doctoral degrees could spell trouble for innovation in the tech field. Less-than-risky businessU.S. funds study of tech monocultures
November 25, 2003 The National Science Foundation says it will pay $750,000 to two universities for studying how diversifying information systems and software could help fend off future cyberattacks.Year in review: Big battles for big talent
December 14, 2005 Concerns remain over outsourcing and guest workers, but hiring prospects have improved for skilled workers.Study finds too few women and minorities in tech
June 22, 2005 The percentage of women in IT has fallen sharply since 1996, says report. Hispanics, blacks underrepresented.
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