The Cyborg in Us All - New York Times Article

By -
Check out the very interesting New York Times article about Gerwin Schalk's research.  Gerwin is an alumni from the Master's in IT  program here at RPI.

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/09/18/magazine/the-cyborg-in-us-all.html

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Please Attend: ITWS Director Interview Town Meeting

By -
Dear ITWS Community, Please join us for a Town Hall-style discussion with Professor Peter Fox, a candidate for the position of ITWS Program Director.  Peter will make a short presentation and we will have a discussion afterwards.  We will ask for your written feedback on the candidate at that time. It is important that as many members of the ITWS Community as possible participate in this process, so I hope to see students, staff and faculty there!   Here are the details: When: Wednesday, August 29th Room:  Lally 104  Time:  10 – 11 All are welcome! See you soon, -Laurie
Read more

Study says RPI offers best return on investment for upstate New York grads

By -
Image
Jun 18, 2014, 10:37am EDT Study says RPI offers best return on investment for upstate New York grads View Photos G. Scott Thomas Projects Editor- Business First Email  |  Twitter  |  Google+ Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute offers the strongest return on financial investment of any college in upstate New York. So says PayScale, a compensation-data firm headquartered in Seattle. PayScale released a report earlier this year on the earning potential of graduates from more than 1,000 U.S. coll...
Read more

Rackspace through the Foundry-RPI

By -
WHAT IS THE  RACKSPACE.COM  PROGRAM? Rackspace loves startups, and they have partnered with the Foundry-RPI to provide $2000 in Rackspace Cloud credit per month for a period of one year for companies participating in the Foundry program. That is a great runway to be able to get your startup off the ground. WHAT IS THE FOUDRY-RPI? Foundry-RPI is a working group where students, alumni and community members meet weekly, get peer feedback, and execute on ideas in an environment in which it is both expected that you are trying to do awesome things and it is okay to fail. The Foundry does not invest in or take fees from students or participating companies. HOW DO I SIGN UP FOR THE FOUDRY-RPI? Send your contact info to  SCTE@rpi.edu . You can find out more information on the Foundry-RPI at  http://scte.rpi.edu/foundry. html Rackspace Startup Program offered to Foundry-RPI members RACKSPACE.COM Managed Cloud Hosting Committed to Open Standards Pl...
Read more