SU Labs | Singularity University: Check out Singularity University… Exponential growth in information and technologies. Here is the introduction of the Singularity University at the TED conference by Ray Kurzweil in 2009: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMYVH-hBGWg Very cool This is interesting changes in technologies and technologies. ‘via Blog this’
Marshall Goodman: Ex-administrator For USF Helping Collier County | TheLedger.com: This answers the age-old questions: To Incubate or NOT to incubate? A: Incubators definitely have advantages for cluster development and rapid business startup. But, that doesn’t assure that it is a great investment for that governments to jump into. Where do old business incubator guys go when they get old? A: They go to Collier County, of course. Think Naples and Big Cypress National Preserve….
Economists Debate Whether Technology Will Save the World. WSJ article.It’s true. Everything that could be invented, has been. Right?Well, there’s the 11 inventions posted last week. And there is 3d printing, all the applications of nanotechnology…I’m anxious to see what happens with the death of the computer chip, as we hit the limits of silicon… The next generation of computing should be very interesting. With that type of power at your fingertips, the nature of computing…
This is a very impressive video conference hosted by the Climate Group.
The STEM shortage: Crisis or myth? | Spring 2014: Wow, give a look at this on STEM jobs and education. (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math education). So how do we (u.s.a) stem the STEM shortage? This is an interesting article about the STEM PIPELINE that has a lot of leakingcouplings. This is an original article in UoP’s Faculty Matters magazine. Keywords: school, university, training, innovation, STEM, jobs, economic development,‘via Blog this’
New golf resort is out of the ordinary for Florida: This is a great case of making lemon-aid from your excess lemons. This is a very interesting way to reclaim the past mine areas and fully benefit from the hills and water hazards. The open mining for phosphate in Florida has been an open eye sore to the tortured land in mid Florida. Huge dykes have been built up to block the view of the…
