According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, jobs in information security are projected to grow by 31 percent by 2029 as demand for IT talent increases in both the public and private sectors. However, research from the nonprofit Center for Cyber Safety and Education predicts the gap between qualified cybersecurity professionals and unfilled positions will reach 1.8 million … [Read more...] about Cybersecurity Studies Increasingly Popular at US Colleges
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Which technologies do Gen Z and millennial workers want?
It might seem as though we’ve only just gotten to grips with a slew of new technologies while working remotely, but companies need to stay on their toes when it comes to employee requirements and expectations. In a recent report, research and advisory company Forrester outlined the importance of choosing the right types of technology for younger generations of … [Read more...] about Which technologies do Gen Z and millennial workers want?
Irish scientists create graphene sensor for wearable medical devices
Graphene has been hailed as a ‘wonder material’ as it is incredibly strong, but also light and flexible. Now, scientists in Ireland are making use of these properties with a development that could have applications in the areas of wearable electronics and medical diagnostic devices. Researchers at Trinity College Dublin’s School of Physics and at AMBER, the Science Foundation … [Read more...] about Irish scientists create graphene sensor for wearable medical devices
This beginner-friendly web development coding course is just $20 right now
There are lots of platforms out there that’ll help you build a website without knowing how to code. Commonly referred to as WYSIWYG editors, these are fine if you’re putting together something simple such as a blog. If, however, you want a website with a little more muscle — like a retail store — then those platforms likely won't cut it. You’ll either need to hire a pro web … [Read more...] about This beginner-friendly web development coding course is just $20 right now
Samsung targets mobile-first users with new lightweight Galaxy Book
Samsung is taking cues from its smartphones for its new range of laptops aimed at “mobile-first” consumers. At its Samsung Unpacked event this afternoon (28 April), the company unveiled the Samsung Galaxy Book, Galaxy Book Pro and Galaxy Book Pro 360. It is pitching these as devices that have the power of a PC but are as thin and portable as a smartphone. They have also been … [Read more...] about Samsung targets mobile-first users with new lightweight Galaxy Book