Search Results - "Waldrop, M. Mitchell"

NSF commits to supercomputers.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; May 3 1985, Vol. 228, p568-571, 4p

Personal computers on campus.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; April 26 1985, Vol. 228, p438-444, 7p

The necessity of knowledge.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; March 23 1984, Vol. 223, p1279-1282, 4p

Artificial intelligence (I): into the world.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; 2/25/1984, Vol. 223, p802-805, 4p

Troubled times ahead for telescope-makers.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; April 1 1988, Vol. 240, p28-31, 4p

Supernova 1987A on center stage.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; November 20 1987, Vol. 238, p1038-1041, 4p

The workings of working memory.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; September 25 1987, Vol. 237, p1564-1567, 4p

Soviet space science opens to the West.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; June 12 1987, Vol. 236, p1427-1431, 5p

A crisis in space research.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; January 23 1987, Vol. 235, p426-429, 4p

Decision time for the supercollider.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; July 25 1986, Vol. 233, p420-423, 4p

Resolving the Star Wars software dilemma.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; May 9 1986, Vol. 232, p710-713, 4p

Can Sensemaking Keep Us Safe?

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Technology Review; March 2003, Vol. 106 Issue 2, p42-49, 8p

Grid computing.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Technology Review; May 2002, Vol. 105 Issue 4, p30-37, 7p

Reluctant father of the digital age Claude Shannon.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Technology Review; July/August 2001, Vol. 104 Issue 6, p64-71, 8p

Can science-based interventions tamp down polarization?

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. 1/28/2025, Vol. 122 Issue 4, p1-5. 5p.

Subjects: Social scientists, Behavioral sciences, Business consultants, Political scientists, Elections, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford University, Democratic Party (U.S.), Transgender rights

Quantum computing.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Technology Review; Jul/Aug2000, Vol. 103 Issue 3, p60-66, 7p

Computing's Johnny Appleseed.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Technology Review; January/February 2000, Vol. 103 Issue 1, p66-71, 6p

On-line archives let biologists interrogate the genome.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; September 8 1995, Vol. 269, p1356-1358, 3p

Culture shock on the networks.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; August 12 1994, Vol. 265, p879-881, 3p

Artificial life's rich harvest.

Authors: Waldrop, M. Mitchell

Source: Science; August 21 1992, Vol. 257, p1040-1042, 3p