B-School for Hackers BY Christine Lagorio-Chafkin, inc.com Cornell is taking a gamble that a new program will help bring its business-school curricula into the information era. Only, do great programmers really need business degrees? If digital and data are the future of business, science and… http://flip.it/y22Ya Related articles B-School for Hackers (inc.com) Cornell's New MBA … Continue reading Cornell launches b-school for hackers
Building a Better Tech School By RICHARD PÉREZ-PEÑA, nytimes.com IF all the hopes and hype are warranted, a nondescript third-floor loft in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan offers a glimpse of the future, for New York City and for Cornell University. In truth, it doesn’t look like much — just… Cornell NYC Tech, Planned for … Continue reading Cornell NYC Tech University rethinks tech education
Let Patients Create- A Rally Call Jon Gwillim, eyeforpharma.com Précis: There’s an old saying; “if you want something done properly, do it yourself”. My background is as a conference researcher and organiser – for pharma, with pharma. I focused on digital opportunities, case-studies and… http://flpbd.it/CdnZ6 Related articles ePharma Summit Top 5 (portal.lillycoi.com) Bad Pharma Audiobook … Continue reading Why Pharma conferences need to be about what patients really need
Most adults I know dismissed Twitter, with only 140 characters at their disposal, as a waste of time just a year ago. But after the Iranian revolts, the Arab Spring and the London riots in which Twitter played a key part, it is not so easily dismissed anymore. But its seemingly brief and trivial nature is … Continue reading Cornell scientists use Twitter to capture global mood, chronobiology
UIC - Master of Engineering. Related articles Two New Online Master of Engineering Degrees from Colorado State... (prweb.com) Mastering engineer (gearslutz.com) Cornell Tech Campus Opens Applications for First Class (theepochtimes.com) Cornell NYC Begins Accepting Applications for 'Highly Selective' Beta Class (betabeat.com) Roominate: Inspiring Artists, Engineers and Visionaries (engineering.curiouscatblog.net) Is a nearly free masters degree worth … Continue reading University of Illinois launches online Master of Engineering
Cornell has a great Information science program as well... Cornell University - Information Science - Overview. Related articles Cornell NYC Begins Accepting Applications for 'Highly Selective' Beta Class (betabeat.com) Artificial Vision: Cornell and Stanford Researchers crack Retinal Code (pharmaceuticalintelligence.com) Cornell University to install nets on bridges in bid to prevent suicides (foxnews.com)
Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University. Related articles CEO of Colombia's Largest Bank to Deliver Durland Lecture on October 18 (prnewswire.com) Cornell Offers a Virtual Peak at its Upcoming New York City Tech Incubation Campus (scientificamerican.com) BioCell Technology to Highlight Widening Applications of BioCell Collagen at the International Society of Sports … Continue reading Cornell University MBA: Liberal arts + business
M.Eng Distance Learning - Systems Engineering @ Cornell University. Related articles Cornell University Breach Exposes Data To Public For Five Days (teamshatter.com) Cornell University Signs two-year Procurement Contract with Procurex Inc. (prweb.com) A New Way of Learning for Cornell University (wbng.com) LaunchPlan: Cornell Students Have an Advantage Creating Businesses in the Classroom (prweb.com) Education Innovation: … Continue reading M.Eng Distance Learning – Systems Engineering @ Cornell University
Recent articles have pointed to the shift in the view of computer science from "creating tools for scientists" to actually creating the science itself. It's about oceans, stars, cancer cells, proteins and networks of friends. Ken Birman, a computer science professor at Cornell University , says his discipline is on the way to becoming "the … Continue reading e-Science: Computers as Science
Dunning–Kruger effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This hilarious piece of social research suggests what I have observed in my own job repeatedly: the most loud, confident people who stand at your desk proclaiming things are often the least knowledgeable but in many cases the ones most likely to be promoted. Related articles Word of … Continue reading Dunning–Kruger effect: survival of the loudest in corporate America
You must be logged in to post a comment.