TeachEngineering is a free digital library providing K-12 STEM curriculum and educational resources. It hosts more than 2,200 peer-reviewed, standards-aligned hands-on activities and lessons focused on science, engineering design and math, aligned to NGSS and state standards. The platform empowers formal and informal educators regardless of engineering experience to deliver engaging STEM learning, and also offers professional development and a community of practice for engineering education.
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Team Finance provides token and liquidity locks, vesting, token creation, staking pools, airdrops, payroll and multisender tools across multiple blockchains. A Pro plan offers unlimited access to all services for a yearly fee, while pay-as-you-go pricing starts from $50 per use. White-label vesting and airdrop tools can be integrated into a project's site; a staking portal is in development.
Tech Advisor covers technology, digital products, computing and industry developments in United States.
Tech Gian covers technology, digital products, computing and industry developments.
An index of independent tech blogs covering JavaScript, CSS, DevOps, Python and related topics, written by people who build things. The page also lists free developer tools and reading maintained by Marko Denic, including web development resources, an article banner tool, a snippet editor, code tools and a JavaScript quiz.
Tech Xplore is a news website operated as a division of the Science X Network. It publishes news articles, feature stories and reports covering the latest advances in engineering, electronics and technology. Its content includes updates on research and developments across related fields such as energy, robotics, artificial intelligence and materials science.
Telborg tracks construction and power developments for Texas data centers, drawing on state and county filings. It reports new campuses, power facilities and semiconductor fabs, along with the operator behind an LLC, design and construction firms, approval stage and power supplier. The site also offers a siting demo for a Corpus Christi industrial corridor.
TensorFlow is an end-to-end open source machine learning platform. It provides a flexible ecosystem of tools, libraries, and community resources for machine learning development, including libraries for web, mobile, edge, and production ML pipelines, as well as pre-trained models, datasets, and educational resources for users.
Currently in development, this humanoid robot by Tesla is designed for everyday tasks and human interaction.
TextureLab is a downloadable tool for Windows, macOS and Linux that generates procedural textures. It offers over 70 nodes, exports all textures at once or individually, includes Unity export, and performs most filtering and texture generation operations on the GPU. It is free and open source under the LGPLv3 licence and is still in development.
A book by Roger D. Peng and Elizabeth Matsui, dated 2017, about data analysis as an art. It discusses the thought process behind data analysis and covers R software development for building data science tools, including handling complex data, building R packages and custom data visualizations.
The Biology Project is an educational site from the University of Arizona's Department of Biochemistry & Molecular Biophysics. It provides instructional materials on topics including cell biology, human biology, immunology, Mendelian genetics, molecular biology and developmental biology. The site was last revised in July 2004 and is hosted by the Department of Molecular & Cellular Biology.
The copyright conundrum of AI art is an article from The Verge examining copyright issues related to generative AI. It covers image generation tools including Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, and DALL-E, discusses questions of AI art ownership, and notes that copyright concerns impact generative AI development around training data and output control.
Daily Outlook Afghanistan is an English-language publication issued in print and online from Kabul. It covers national, regional and international developments with daily editorials and articles, alongside news, opinion, interviews and cartoons.
The Dark Mod is a gaming resource for guides, communities, tools, game discovery, or reference links.
The Finder Newspaper is a Nigerian news publication. It reports on politics, governance, public accountability, business, education and developments affecting communities across Nigeria and beyond. Its stated mission is to inform the public, promote transparency and encourage constructive public debate through factual reporting.
A paid monthly recap newsletter for AI engineers covering December 2023 developments. It frames AI industry activity around four areas: Data Wars, the GPU Rich/Poor War, the Multimodality War, and the RAG/Ops War, and also recaps top items for AI engineers.
The Hacker Herald covers technology products, software, computing and internet industry developments.
A 2001 book by Chris Sherman and Gary Price examining the nature and extent of the Invisible Web and offering pathfinders for accessing its content, aimed at novice and advanced web searchers. Chapters cover the development of the Internet, search engines and web directories, why search engines cannot see invisible web content, how to recognize it, and when to use it. A directory section lists more than 1,000 Invisible Web sites by topic.
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction covers science, health, research or environmental developments in United States.
The Mercury is a news publication covering current events, politics, business, sports, crime and social developments in KwaZulu-Natal, along with national and international news. It also publishes lifestyle, entertainment and opinion content.
Your daily dose of AI research from AK.
The Northern Miner is a mining news publication that has covered the mining and exploration industry since 1915. It reports on mining projects and industry developments for mining professionals and investors, with reporting from staff who visit mining projects worldwide.
The Story of AI Winters and What it Teaches Us Today is a Turing Post article that outlines five AI winter periods between 1966 and 1988. It details the causes of each collapse in AI hype, lessons learned by researchers, and how these setbacks shaped the development of modern neural networks and current AI technology.