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IT employers cool on tech degrees
February 28, 2007 Survey finds that many U.K. employers don't care whether IT job applicants graduated with a tech-related degree.Many engineers lack a four-year degree
August 17, 2004 The news comes as some observers warn that the United States needs to focus more on training scientists and engineers.Creating power out of thin air
October 26, 2007 Imagine a material that can suck in heat from the environment and power a notebook. A New Jersey company is aiming to do just that.Commentary: Time for open source to close door?
December 10, 2003Senators propose infinite H-1Bs for advanced degree holders
May 15, 2007 Bill would exempt anyone with a master's degree or higher from a U.S. university, or with such a degree from a foreign university in certain fields.Men sued for spam pushing fake diplomas
December 6, 2004 Pennsylvania says e-mail boasting university degrees requiring no classes or tests violate consumer protection law.Yahoo hires economics, sociology researchers
May 10, 2007 Yahoo looks for growth opportunities as it hires two scientists to head up its research in online markets and social networks.Hitachi revs up new hard drives for cars
September 1, 2006 Two models for cars are designed for tough duty, and a slim hard drive for entertainment offers high storage capacity. Photos: Hitachi hard drivesUniversity opens school for hackers
June 19, 2006 Scottish university says students will be carefully vetted for course in ethical hacking.What's up, Doc? Not the number of science Ph.D.s
December 5, 2003 A survey shows that the number of doctoral degrees awarded in U.S. science and engineering programs continues to drop. Women, however, are earning a growing share.H-1Bs now open to the less-educated?
March 10, 2005 Federal agency indicates additional visas for this year may not be limited to advanced-degree holders, angering a business group.Group wants H-1B visa exemptions
May 6, 2004 Compete America argues that foreigners who have earned masters and doctorate degrees from U.S. universities should be exempt from the program's cap.Global warming to help you breathe?
February 10, 2006 It could shorten the season for respiratory tract infections, study says. But it could also lead to more heat-related deaths.Is evolution predictable?
May 19, 2006 Can two different microbes that are petri dishes apart develop the same mutant gene? Apparently so.Start-up develops tiny hot plate that burns like Venus
July 2, 2004 It goes from zero to 1,000 degrees in a fraction of a second, which matters when you're a semiconductor designer.My life with Scooba
October 31, 2006 CNET News.com reporter Michael Kanellos lets the floor-scrubbing robot loose in his house--and gets clean linoleum and lots of laughs.Photos: At home with ScoobaBy 2020, kiss the snows of Kilimanjaro goodbye
May 23, 2006 Carbon dioxide is getting into the atmosphere and making the Earth warmer. Florida is in a lot of trouble.Intel's third stab at consumer electronics
August 18, 2005 Chipmaker has produced prototype chips and formed a project to try to devise energy-efficient versions of its x86 processors.When tech brains depart Silicon Valley
August 30, 2006 Economic geographer AnnaLee Saxenian says the migration of Silicon Valley's "New Argonauts" speaks volumes about wider changes in techdom.Earth's temperature at 400-year high
June 22, 2006 The cause? A lot of it is from human activity, according to the National Research Council.
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