Code for 3 days, get hired by Google: Debugging hackathon culture
In the past few years, “hacking”— the art of designing, building and marketing an app or website from scratch within either 24 or 36 hours in a grand event referred to as a “hackathon” — has become intertwined with computer science culture among college students.
Code for 3 days, get hired by Google: Debugging hackathon culture
In the past few years, “hacking”— the art of designing, building and marketing an app or website from scratch within either 24 or 36 hours in a grand event referred to as a “hackathon” — has become intertwined with computer science culture among college students.
United Nations, Microsoft leaders discuss human rights at UC Berkeley
The United Nations high commissioner for human rights and the president of Microsoft discussed the role of technology and business in promoting human rights and freedom of expression at a UC Berkeley event Thursday.
United Nations, Microsoft leaders discuss human rights at UC Berkeley
The United Nations high commissioner for human rights and the president of Microsoft discussed the role of technology and business in promoting human rights and freedom of expression at a UC Berkeley event Thursday.
Campus Graduate School of Journalism robbed of about $25K worth of equipment
In the early morning hours of July 17, Northgate Hall — which houses the campus's Graduate School of Journalism — was broken into and robbed of about $25,000 worth of electronic equipment.
Campus Graduate School of Journalism robbed of about $25K worth of equipment
In the early morning hours of July 17, Northgate Hall — which houses the campus's Graduate School of Journalism — was broken into and robbed of about $25,000 worth of electronic equipment.
Campus researchers discover potential to reduce mosquito-borne diseases through CRISPR technology
Researchers at UC Berkeley and UC Riverside have merged computational and molecular biology to demonstrate the potential that gene modification may have in suppressing mosquito-borne infectious diseases.
Campus researchers discover potential to reduce mosquito-borne diseases through CRISPR technology
Researchers at UC Berkeley and UC Riverside have merged computational and molecular biology to demonstrate the potential that gene modification may have in suppressing mosquito-borne infectious diseases.