YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio – Sixth grader Odin Wilson learned about how computers transfer information through a computing program supported by Youngstown State University and the National Science Foundation.

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Computer science professor Helen Wei reflects on her induction as a Fellow of AMIA, her biomedical informatics research and mentoring future health data leaders.

One-quarter of papers accepted, addressing new research in agentic AI, multi-modal AI, spatial computing, AI for biology, and more. NEW YORK, May 28, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, t ...

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Ralph Long IV, a graduating senior at Benjamin E. Mays High School, will attend Georgia Tech this fall after earning top academic honors, years after his grandfather helped to desegregate the ...

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Teachers participating in the WeTeach_CS Secondary Certification Preparation Hub during an orientation session at UTA in February. (UTA Photo) The University of Texas at Arlington has joined a ...

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