Technology and innovation storytelling

Working with organizations like the Stanford Technology Ventures Program, Wipro, and SRI, I've partnered with academics, research scientists, engineers, consultants, and business executives to capture how technology innovation is transforming our world (and why that matters). 

SRI celebrates International Women’s Day

Women have been central to computer science since its earliest days. Ada Lovelace wrote the first algorithm designed for a computer. Grace Murray Hopper developed some of the first compiler tools and championed the development of COBOL, which still underpins a significant amount of government and finance infrastructure to this day. In the 1940s, Frances Spence, Jean Bartik, Kathleen Antonelli, Marlyn Meltzer, Ruth Teitelbaum, and Betty Holberton programmed ENIAC, one of the first general-purpose...