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Through Blue CoLab, John Cronin is helping to build a future in which our drinking water is truly clear.
On Monday, May 16, Pace held the largest Commencement ceremony in our history to celebrate the classes of 2020, 2021, and 2022 at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Queens, New York.
With Russian cyber threats a popular area of concern right now, Darren Hayes, associate professor at Pace University, remarked how politically ...
Because public drinking water is assumed safe, contamination events come as a surprise, discovered too late to prevent human exposure. Advancements in monitoring technologies, such as real-time sensors, and immediate notification, such as an Amber Alert, must be a state priority. Gov. Kathy Hochul should add to her fresh agenda the consumer’s right-to-know water quality in advance, and the state’s support for innovations that will make it possible. John Cronin, of Cold Spring, is director of Blue CoLab at the Seidenberg School of Pace University. A former state legislative aide and former Hudson Riverkeeper, he was named a Time Magazine Hero for the Planet.
Pace’s new Computational Intelligence Lab is officially open, serving as a hub for those interested in improving their programming skills, learning more about pattern recognition and artificial intelligence, and finding a place for like-minded people to congregate and collaborate.
Be Fearless, Be Adventurous, Be Persistent, Be Discipline, Have a vision. With the shortage of labor, companies are now looking at how robots can replace some of the lost labor force. As a part of this series, I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Pauline Mosley.
Seidenberg computer science student Deye Sarr (BS in Computer Science ‘22) is one of 20 recipients of the brand new Scholly and Google collaborative scholarship for women of color in tech.