Written by Joe Masoodi, Ryerson University. Photo credit: Shutterstock. Originally published in The Conversation. Wearable devices can help track the spread of COVID-19 in places where smartphone use isn’t possible. In ...
Written by Linying Dong, Ryerson University; Karim Keshavjee, University of Toronto. Photo credit: Shutterstock. Originally published in The Conversation. Digital health technology, such as electronic health records, is believed to enhance ...
Written by Anthony Bonato, Ryerson University. Photo credit: Caroline Brehman/Pool via AP. Originally published in The Conversation. Sen. Bernie Sanders (far right) attended the 59th Presidential Inauguration at the U.S. Capitol ...
Written by Jeremy Shtern, Ryerson University; Ope Akanbi, Ryerson University; Steph Hill, Ryerson University. Photo credit: AP Photo/Jeff Chiu. Originally published in The Conversation. In November 2020 photo, a demonstrator ...
Written by Arvind Gupta, University of Toronto, and AJ Tibando, Ryerson University. Photo credit (Unsplash). Originally published in The Conversation. Mid-career workers have solid business skills valuable to the tech ...
Written by Anthony Bonato and Lyndsay Roach, Ryerson University. Photo credit AP Photo/Evan Vucci. Originally published in The Conversation. President Donald Trump delivers a lot of information through Twitter. Here ...
Written by Nicole W. Forrester. Photo credit Robert Paul/Blizzard Entertainment. Originally published in The Conversation. Jong Seok Kim, a player for the London Spitfires team in the Overwatch League, which ...
Written by William Michael Carter. Photo credit Shutterstock. Originally published in The Conversation. Will facial recognition software make the world a safer place, as tech firms are claiming, or will ...
Written by David Chandross, Ryerson University. Photo credit Sergey Galyonkin, Epic Games Berlin via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA. Originally published in The Conversation. Video games have inspired a revolution in ...
Written by William Michael Carter. Photo credit MIT. Originally published in The Conversation. MIT’s experiment with a serial killing AI called Norman, based on Psycho’s Norman Bates, underscores the importance ...
