A recent post in UMBC's Breaking Ground blog highlights the UMBC students presenting at today's URCAD event on their research that focuses on social change. Highlighted in that post are Honors...
9:30 a.m. opening with Dr. Hrabowski 10 - 12 Video, dance, posters, oral presentations from all disciplines. (Be in Fine Arts 317 at 10:30 for original choreography!) 12 - 1 Corey Fleischer...
Phil Karlton once said, “There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.” This article is about the harder of these two: cache invalidation. It’s directed...
Your website looks slick, your products and services are amazing, and you’ve launched multiple marketing campaigns. So why isn’t your site producing the numbers you need? Getting buzz for your...
The issue of race has always been a delicate one in the United States. So when the Supreme Court rules on the subject it is likely to stir passions. That is what happened on Tuesday, when the...
If you drive from Northeast Baltimore towards the Inner Harbor, amidst the dreary browns and grays of the city, a large yellow banner adorning the entire side of a brick building shouts out like a...
in this issue of the magazine, Brian Bergstein, MIT Technology Review’s deputy editor, interviewed Sarah Lewis, a curator, about the “accomplishments that come from seemingly improbable...
It is difficult to protect your privacy even if you know how. I am a privacy researcher with a confession to make. I’m not any better at protecting my privacy than you are. For 17 years I’ve been...
A 2001 essay warned advocates of free expression not to delude themselves into thinking the Internet can never be controlled. Excerpted from “Taming the Web,” by Charles C. Mann, first published...