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April 20, 2007 Universities and cities are seeing how these staples of 21st century society can be turned into tools for keeping people informed and protected.Science, engineering Ph.D. numbers buck downturn
December 13, 2004 Degrees awarded climbed 2.8 percent last year, likely easing some worries that the nation is losing its technological edge.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.Putting the chip buzz back in U.S.
July 5, 2006 George Scalise, president of SIA, says the federal government needs to do more to encourage domestic chip production.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.Students, college face off over Wi-Fi
September 10, 2004 University of Texas bans students' private Wi-Fi hot spots, saying they block access to a campus wireless network.Digital desert: Qatar leads Arab world in tech education
January 18, 2006 The small nation is taking unprecedented steps in creating a major university center that can help lead it into a post-oil world.
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