Patents were never supposed to reward failure.
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The Economist spotlights alumna Lisa Su S.B. ’90, S.M. ’91, PhD ’94, who is the chief executive of the chip maker AMD. “I learned that when I chose something very difficult, and did well, it would give me great confidence for the next challenge,” says Su.
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Siemens Ireland’s Joe Walsh talks about the future of buildings in a post-pandemic world, how automation is changing the sector’s landscape and why the user needs to be at the centre of design.
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Unscrupulous, boundary-pushing executives seem to be an inescapable part of the most exciting technology.
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The physicist, neuroscientist, and PhD candidate creates augmentative technology for children with neurodevelopmental differences.
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Electronics made from nanoscale tubes, wires, and sheets of carbon are coming, thanks to pioneering researcher Mildred Dresselhaus
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Organizational disconnects between innovation offices & procurement officials make broad adoption of cutting-edge tech challenging, according to the Center for Security & Emerging Tech
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Hiring for a variety of skills and backgrounds will ensure the defense community has the scope of talent necessary to fully modernize and maintain its strategic edge.
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The number of women among new inventors is edging upward, yet still makes up only about 13% overall. What keeps more women from engaging in invention & entrepreneurship?
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