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Dean Kamen invented the portable infusion pump at 19, created the Segway and iBot wheelchair, developed the Slingshot water purifier, and founded FIRST Robotics to inspire the next generation of engineers.

On October 29, 1969, a young UCLA professor watched as his graduate student typed the letters L-O-G on a terminal connected to a machine at Stanford Research Institute,…

In 1998, two Stanford PhD students launched a search engine from a cluttered garage in Menlo Park, California. Within a decade, it would become the most visited website…

Pat Gelsinger became Intel’s youngest VP at 32, architected the 486 processor, led VMware’s cloud transformation, and returned as Intel CEO to launch the IDM 2.0 foundry strategy that reshaped the semiconductor industry’s geopolitical landscape.

In June 2018, a relatively unknown researcher at OpenAI published a paper titled “Improving Language Understanding by Generative Pre-Training.” The paper described a method for training a neural…

In January 2006, at the first BarCamp in New York City, a 22-year-old programmer named John Resig stood up and demonstrated a JavaScript library he had been building…

In the world of cybersecurity, most researchers quietly patch bugs and file advisories that few outside the industry ever notice. Tavis Ormandy is not most researchers. A senior…

On January 28, 2007, Jim Gray sailed his 40-foot sloop Tenacious out of San Francisco Bay, heading to the Farallon Islands to scatter his mother’s ashes at sea.…

When the world’s cryptographic community began to grapple with the existential threat of quantum computing, one researcher was already years ahead. Tanja Lange, a German-born mathematician and professor…