The war on terrorism will mean a dramatic increase in federal spending in the fields of science and engineering, but most of the new money is slotted for just two areas: weapons development and biomedical research.

As the first African dean of engineering at a major South African university, Raymond Nkado is breaking down a number of barriers for black students, who account for half of the nation's engineering students.

Exploring the time before geeks began ruling our lives, a recent book examines the early days of the information age.

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