Sentence examples for computer scientist community from inspiring English sources
"There's a feeling in the computer scientist community of utter dismay about the state of voting-machine technology," said Douglas W.
But Everyone Counts' security claims have been met with deep scepticism by a computer scientist community which has grappled for years with the problem of making online elections fully verifiable while maintaining ballot secrecy – in other words, being rigorous about auditing the voting process, but still making sure nobody knows who voted for what.
Few outside the computer scientists' community will know the name David Chaum, yet he has a claim to be one of the great visionaries of contemporary science.
Through my years on the Board of the Segal Family Foundation, I have leveraged my skills and interests as a computer scientist to help communities in need.
The awardees include poets, engineers, computer scientists, chemists, lawyers, community organizers and more.
He worked several years as a computer scientist for the international breath research community in the context of the European BAMOD-project.
Bill Thies, a computer scientist at Microsoft Research India, helps low-income communities in third-world countries by developing digital communication tools while Rebecca RicreatesKortum creates diagnostic technologies for low-resource settings.
But it has plenty to offer computer scientists and online-community researchers as well… This masterful telling of the history illustrates just how much has changed and how we fit into the larger story.
On The Future of Everything radio show, a computer scientist explores the rise of automation, crowdsourcing communities and the ethical implications of the gig economy.
The group also includes several not so well known Americans, such as late Native American community leader Elouise Cobell and Nasa moon landing computer scientist Margaret H Hamilton. Obama leaves office in January after eight years, following the election of Republican businessman Donald Trump.
Twenty-four awards, the so-called "Genius Awards," were given this year to scientists, artists and community leaders, among them alumnus Christopher Ré '01, a computer scientist at Stanford University.
