Women Leave Tech Jobs Because They Can’t Climb the Ladder
It’s the glass ceiling, not work/life balance, that is pushing women out of tech, study finds
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Are Engineers Educated?
Or are they merely trained?
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UnicornBot Will Enchant Kids Into Learning STEM and Coding
This Blockly-based robot unicorn can move around, nod its head, and light up its horn
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Calling All Robots
IEEE Spectrum is building the world’s largest, coolest robotics catalog
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What’s Going on With the Semiconductor Workforce? The U.S. Government Wants to Know
The U.S. government requests information on high-demand skill sets, hiring difficulties, apprenticeship programs, and pipeline challenges
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Microbots Deliver Stem Cells in the Body
Magnetically-controlled microrobots gently carry cells to hard-to-reach organs
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Hackathons Are Usually Dominated by Men; This One Was Just for Girls
If some of these apps sound like something a teen girl would love, that’s because they were designed by teen girls
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Big Data Shows Women Engineers Downplay Coding Skills
Recruiters may overlook women engineers who do not list their programming experience
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Foreign-Born Engineers Dominate Bay Area Tech Jobs
The 2018 Silicon Valley Index also reports that local universities are cranking up their engineering pipelines, and dang, San Francisco is getting young
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Summer Camp Can Help Chances of College Acceptance
IEEE offers two-week engineering summer camp experiences at four colleges and universities in 2018.