Moshe Y. Vardi - Of Interest

• Excellence in Technical Presentations
• Globalization Myth
• Biology reborn
• SystemC Primer
• Globalization and the S&E Workforce
• Offshoring and The Future of Engineering
• It's A Flat World
• Funding Nightmares
• Research Synergy
• Patterson on DARPA Funding
• Restoring CS Popularity
• Einstein's Interoffice Memo (see page 2)
• Why PhD in CS?
• Can Americans Compete?
• More Women in Science
• Scholarship in Timboktu
• What in the name of Euclid?
• Scientists and Superheroes
• Patents Risks
• What Can NIH Do for Physicists?
• What happened to e-learning
• The Economist on Offshoring
• Pursuit of happiness
• Speeding up the discovery process
• What kind of science is experimental physics?
• Cisco's Academic-Relations Program
• Commons-Based Strategies
• Patent Swords and Shields
• Patenting Can Be Bad
• Stanford and Google
• Is Small Beautiful?
• Invent Wisely
• Future of Software
• Born in A Legal Swamp Part I and Part II
• Education for 21st-Century Biologists
• What the NIH bought for double the money
• The Trials of Thomas Butler
• PhD Dropout
• Revisiting the game of life
• On over-weighting the bottom line
• Supercheap Supercomputer
• Fairness of Teaching Evaluations
• Who Pays for the Growing Cost of Science
• Scholarly Editing in the Digital Age
• Steal This MP3 File
• Academic Values and the Lure of Profit
• Richard Tapia seeks to fuel minority scientists and engineers
• The Law Against Sharing Knowledge
• Academic Leadership
• Sexism and nepotism in Peer Review
• Department Politics
• Ah, What Rotten Webs We Weave
• Cyborgs
• Bogus Science
• Tears in the Fabric of Tenure
• Physics Scandal
• Intel kept spending and lost
• SMU engineering seeks gender parity
• The Bugs in The Machine
• The Case against Teaching
• Be Nice, Get Tenure
• Bioscience Careers
• NSF Initiative in Math
• Ludwig Has Left The Building
• Questions to Ask about An Implemented System
• UW's Recruiting Guide
• Academic Freedom and Tenure at the University of Virginia
• New Visa Rules
• Take This Advice, Or Not
• Graduate Attrition
• On Second Though
• Training Department Chairs
• Wulf on Engineering's Achiements
• Stipend are the Key
• The Scientific Paper Mill
• Reintroducing the Intro Courses
• English Is Difficult
• The Economist on Houston
• Chairs' Myths
• Genomics Is Hot
• Supergeeks Wanted
• Not Just Any Building
• IT Career Prospects
• What Is the Color of My Hat?
• Keeping Women in Engineering Programs
• Bell Labs Innovations in Recent Decades
• Beggar, Psychologist, Mediator, Maid
• The Importance of Academic Advising
• Watch Your Space!
• Market Forces Endanger Higher Education
• US Risks Losing Its Global Edge
• Playing with Three Strings
• CognitiveArts
• Even More on Chinese Graduate Applicants
• More on Chinese Graduate Applicants
• Chinese Graduate Applicants
• Digital Diplomas
• A Higher Bar for Tenure
• Learning as Biological Brain Change
• Teaching and Learning: 1980-2000
• 'Software Gap' Solution
• The Soul of the Ultimate Machine
• Software-Warranty Law
• Revitalizing The Department Chair
• New Federal Policy Sharpens Definition of Scientific Misconduct
• The Nobel Prize and Information Technology
• Good News about Academic Integrity
• Underrepresented Minority Achievment
• ITR
• Team Prtogramming
• Chinese Students
• Critics Urge Overhaul of Ph.D. Training
• Maverick Programmers Plan to Unleah Anarchy on The Web