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to provide support for increasing widespread access to AI education.

to provide support for piloting a digitally-enabled, community-based platform for managing diabetes and hypertension in Rwanda.

for Duke Institute for Health Innovation to work with the Aga Khan University to develop analytical frameworks to help clinical and operational decision-makers audit, evaluate, and monitor AI systems in healthcare settings.

to provide general operating and capacity building support for ongoing activities and Boston area expansion.

to support tech upskilling programs.

To provide discretionary support for the McGovern Institute for Brain Research Fund ($100,000) and to provide research funding for the study of the science of punishment ($750,000).

To provide support for Telemedicine for Pediatric ICU and other Emergency Services within UMass Memorial Health Care, Inc.

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July 9, 1969: Computers lower cost and increase accuracy of eye exam

One of today’s most standard eye exam procedures, a visual field test, was transformed with the aid of computers and data processing. “Newest Eye Disease Detection Method Uses System Which...

Jan. 24, 1973: Computer optimizations reduce waste in furniture manufacturing

An optical scanner combined with a minicomputer enabled furniture companies to cut more usable wood from each plank. “Mini Plots Furniture Part Cutting” published in Computerworld Volume 7, Issue 4...

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