Solutions aren't immediate, but panelists at the “Big Problems in Big Tech” forum said the concerns need prompt attention from scholars, society and policymakers. Photo by HuthPhoto
Computer Science
Duke's Nathaniel Wullar re-created a Duke coding program for students in his native Ghana
No bigger than a virus, each of these nanostructures was built using software that lets researchers design objects out of concentric rings of DNA. Models (top) and electron microscope images of the actual objects (bottom). Arizona State University.
Alumna Raahina Malik, and current senior Jenny Huang.
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