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"Something quite unique about computer science: We don't have a postdoc tradition. That's because we have historically had so many positions available in Ph.D.-granting departments and available for fresh Ph.D.s. Traditionally, when you get your Ph.D. [in computer science], you've got some place to go. There was always more demand than there was supply, and industry was soaking up half."
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To help him write his dissertation, computer scientist Fred Stutzman created an app that blocks online distractions.
Norman Matloff says that passing the Senate's immigration reform bill would be a "historical watershed event," and not in a good way.
By picking up the fundamentals of biology, computer scientists are contributing to the life sciences.
The emergence of data science has statisticians hopping.
On a major scientific anniversary, Alcatel-Lucent announces a competition and a new R&D location.
An article in Information Week and a leading labor expert argue that the so-called skills shortage is really a failing of companies’ human resources function.
A federal judge says that tech workers can challenge a Bush-era immigration order that allows foreign STEM students to work an extra 19 months.