Computer Science and Telecommunications Board of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

Washington, D.C.
Joined December 2008
New report: Continuing Innovation in Information Technology - nap.edu/catalog/23393/contin… - on how fundamental research has led to $B industries
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Released today - “Privacy Research and Best Practices: Summary of a Workshop for the Intelligence Community” nap.edu/catalog/21879/privac…
The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, & Medicine is now @theNASEM on Twitter.
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Savage: why so many cybersecurity flaws? It's Darwinian. There's no one attacking our cars or fridges. #CSTBtiretracks
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Stefan Savage: the only way we can currently value cyber security is when it fails #CSTBtiretracks
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David Culler: Internet of Things from 1998-present #CSTBtiretracks
Vint Cerf of Google is next up at the Continuing Innovation in IT workshop #CSTBtiretracks
Jaime Carbonell offers examples of difficult cases for machine translation #CSTBtiretracks
Colwell: if it's hard to predict the future with Moore's Law, how do we do it when Moore's law winds down? #CSTBtiretracks
Colwell: what technologies are needed for the future of computing? #CSTBtiretracks
Colwell: it's really hard for tech industry to think more than 5 years out #CSTBtiretracks
Bob Colwell/fmr Intel: At no point in computing history was it obvious what the next generation of computing would be #CSTBtiretracks
Bob Colwell points out military often develops a technology for specific needs; others abstract to larger problems later #CSTBtiretracks
Martinosi: many parallel computing techniques first developed for supercomputing in 1980s & 90s; now used in smartphones #CSTBtiretracks
Innovation in IT workshop is back from lunch w/ Margaret Martinosi discussing computer architecture #CSTBtiretracks
Starner: smartphones have laid a foundation for handling the data from wearables, but still a lot of work to be done #CSTBtiretracks
Starner: Why augmented reality? It reduces time between intention and action #CSTBtiretracks