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An artist's depiction of synapses firing in the brain.

Imitating the brain to make computers more efficient

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Graphene-based memory resistors show promise for brain-based computing

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Researchers identify seven types of fake news, aiding better detection

Data compression system

New algorithm may help people store more pictures, share videos faster

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Girls, low-income students less likely encouraged to study computers by parents

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Pumping up fitness app features may add muscle to workout commitment

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Computer model may help scientists split up, reassemble proteins on command

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Improving security against quantum computers

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Ride-sharing platforms may be taking the place of managers in the gig economy

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Removing digital devices from the bedroom can improve sleep for children, teens

Dr. James Wang and Dr. Reginald Adams discussing a new patent that takes the next step in computer learning techniques in the hopes that computers can one day understand the complex realm of human feelings.

Can computers one day understand emotions? New patent paves the way

FTC Robotics 2016

FTC robotics competition set for Jan. 21 at Penn State York

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Finals Week Fall Semester 2012

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24 hours at Penn State

Rube Goldberg Contest 1

Penn State Rube Goldberg contest features whacky feats of engineering

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