Journal: Communications of the ACM

Volume 59, Issue 10

5 -- 0Ronald F. Boisvert. Incentivizing reproducibility
7 -- 0Vinton G. Cerf. 'We're going backward!'
8 -- 9Perry R. Cook. Adding art to STEM
10 -- 12Don Monroe. Optical fibers getting full
13 -- 15Marina Krakovsky. Bringing holography to light
16 -- 17Keith Kirkpatrick. Battling algorithmic bias: how do we ensure algorithms treat us fairly?
18 -- 20Michael A. Cusumano. The puzzle of Japanese innovation and entrepreneurship
21 -- 23Michael L. Best. Mobile computing and political transformation
24 -- 25George V. Neville-Neil. Cloud calipers
26 -- 30Peter G. Neumann. Risks of automation: a cautionary total-system perspective of our cyberfuture
31 -- 33Reinhard Pichler, Hannes Werthner. Universities and computer science in the European crisis of refugees
34 -- 39Ulan Degenbaev, Jochen Eisinger, Manfred Ernst, Ross McIlroy, Hannes Payer. Idle-time garbage-collection scheduling
40 -- 41Kate Matsudaira. Fresh starts
42 -- 46André Medeiros. Dynamics of change: why reactivity matters
48 -- 57Robert Lychev, Michael Schapira, Sharon Goldberg. Rethinking security for internet routing
58 -- 64Craig Partridge, Mark Allman. Ethical considerations in network measurement papers
66 -- 72A. J. Burns, M. Eric Johnson, Peter Honeyman. A brief chronology of medical device security
74 -- 0Johannes Gehrke. Technical Perspective: Naiad
75 -- 83Derek Gordon Murray, Frank McSherry, Michael Isard, Rebecca Isaacs, Paul Barham, Martín Abadi. Incremental, iterative data processing with timely dataflow
84 -- 0James R. Larus. Technical Perspective: The power of parallelizing computations
85 -- 92Saeed Maleki, Madanlal Musuvathi, Todd Mytkowicz. Efficient parallelization using rank convergence in dynamic programming algorithms
96 -- 0Dennis E. Shasha. Find me quickly