Tinkering with tech
Pravin Vaz spends his days immersed in digital technology and as natural as he may make it look, for him it’s about making up for lost time.
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Developing future Wireless Technologies
If not for international border restrictions, many of us would be travelling to visit family, going on a holiday or, in the case of alumnus Harsh Tataria, returning to Sweden to receive a research grant from the Swedish Research Council (Vetenskapsrådet).
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Indigenous knowledge systems and the construction of virtual reality
The internet may have increased global equality, but only if you know how to use it, says indigenous computer science researcher Kevin Shedlock.