The Marconi Society partners with MCNC, North Carolina’s research and education network, and local digital equity leaders to discuss strategies, successes, and challenges in achieving digital equity in North Carolina communities.
Shared stories, insights, and predictions for the future from Vint Cerf, Internet pioneer, Marty Cooper, Inventor of the cellphone, and Federico Faggin, developer of the microprocessor.
Vint Cerf, Internet pioneer, Marty Cooper, Inventor of the cellphone and Federico Faggin, developer of the microprocessor, share their insights and predictions for the future.
Click here for a replay of the event. Click here for panelist slides. The Marconi Society is proud to present the first state case study
The Marconi Society is proud to welcome our new President and CEO, John Janowiak.
Cited for fundamental contributions to wired and wireless networking, mobile sensing, and distributed systems.
Marconi Prize and Young Scholar Nominations are Open!
The Marconi Society’s 2022 Decade of Digital Inclusion Symposium kicked off its second day with a lively conversation about digital equity among technology leaders moderated by Sir David Payne of the University of Southampton and including Siavash Alamouti of mimik, Aakanksha Chowdhery of Google, Marty Cooper of Dyna, LLC, Taher Elgamal of Salesforce and Henry Samueli of Broadcom.
The Marconi Society today announced its 2022 Paul Baran Young Scholars, an award that recognizes emerging researchers who will shape the future of ICT.
“The Internet has the power to change cultures by letting people solve their own problems. I am honored to be a Marconi Society Paul Baran Young Scholar to contribute to these positive changes.”
Author: Harriet Adong, Director Communications, Learning and Knowledge Management, RAN Throughout 2021 – 2022, the Marconi Society partnered with the Research and Education Network of
Marconi Fellow Martin Cooper provides insight on the unique need for digital equity to ensure educational opportunities for all.
