The content featured in this article is brand produced and originally appeared on Accelerate, a CMG publication. For Dr. Vijay Swarup, doing things one at a time just doesn’t cut it anymore. As ...

This post is Part 3 of a series. In Part 2: To meet the challenges of this moment and combat the dangerous paradox in the helping professions, we need to push for more healing-centered systems change.

The 1980s were a heyday for strange computer architectures; instead of the von Neumann architecture you’d find in one of today’s desktop computers or the Harvard architecture of a microcontroller, a ...

A novel parallel computing framework for chemical process simulation has been proposed by researchers from the East China University of Science and Technology and the University of Sheffield. This ...

Promises not only provides a simple, flexible interface for assembling chains of asynchronous operations in client-side code, it also makes it easier for you to manage parallel processing. In my last ...

This post is part 2 of a series. In the first part of this series: A familiar paradox has long existed in the helping professions—where we find ways to honor our cause in direct practice with clients ...

I've been covering various scientific programs the past few months, but sometimes it's hard to find a package that does what you need. In those cases, you need to go ahead and write your own code.

Have you ever studied hard for a test the night before, only to fail miserably the next day? Alternatively, you may have felt ill-prepared after studying the night before when, to your astonishment, ...