Jason Bates

Washington, D.C.

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Articles

U.S. NAIRR pilot brings cutting-edge AI resources to researchers and educators across the nation

Oct 16, 2024 | new.nsf.gov | Jason Bates

Artificial intelligence is rapidly moving from research labs into everyday life. Its impact can be seen in nearly every discipline, from health care to transportation, finance to education. Yet, to realize AI's full potential, we must pursue the talent and knowledge that exists in every corner of the nation to perform research, development and implementation.
Mobile video game submerges users into ocean depths

Jun 20, 2024 | new.nsf.gov | Jason Bates

Exploring most of the world's oceans is technologically challenging, however, researchers are making progress and collecting more data about oceans than ever before. Cameras on advanced underwater robots have helped scientists discover new species, observe marine environments and monitor ocean health. Organizations such as the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) have amassed an enormous archive of deep-sea video.
Have a Fantastic Feed at the Feddy

Apr 5, 2024 | hunterrivertimes.com.au | Jason Bates

By Jason BatesIf you happen to be visiting the town of Branxton, then it would be worth your time to visit The Royal Federal Hotel. The Royal Federal Hotel was originally licensed in 1899 on another site. While the current building, located at 50 Maitland Street, Branxton dates back to 1927. The Royal Federal is a hotel with a history spanning 125 years, but updated to modern standards, and is home to their award-winning bistro, The Feddy Kitchen & Smokehouse.
NSF 101: The NSF brand identity

Apr 5, 2024 | new.nsf.gov | Jason Bates

The "Official Policy on Brand Standards of the U.S. National Science Foundation" outlines a framework to support the agency's written, verbal and visual identity. This policy identifies permissions and requirements for recipients, contractors, partners and others who may want to use the NSF logo. Many of the brand standards included in the policy are already in practice.
Exploring the science of the sun during the eclipse

Apr 3, 2024 | new.nsf.gov | Jason Bates

The April 8 solar eclipse provides opportunities for science, education and outreach that multiple U.S. National Science Foundation programs will support. The total solar eclipse will be visible from Texas to Maine, with a partial solar eclipse viewable over most of the continental United States.
Invention to Impact: The story of LASIK eye surgery

Mar 27, 2024 | new.nsf.gov | Jason Bates

A laboratory accident with a laser more than 30 years ago served as the unlikely first step in the development of an entire industry that has helped more than 30 million people overcome vision problems. In 1993, a graduate student at the University of Michigan's Center for Ultrafast Optical Science (CUOS) suffered an accidental laser injury to his eye.
Invention to Impact: The story of LASIK eye surgery

Mar 27, 2024 | myumi.ch | Jason Bates

A laboratory accident with a laser more than 30 years ago served as the unlikely first step in the development of an entire industry that has helped more than 30 million people overcome vision problems. In 1993, a graduate student at the University of Michigan's Center for Ultrafast Optical Science (CUOS) suffered an accidental laser injury to his eye.
Beware of the robot dog next door?

Aug 21, 2023 | new.nsf.gov | Jason Bates

Boston Dynamics is known for its viral videos where its autonomous robots dance, tackle obstacle courses or decorate for the holidays. There are even blooper reels that show how much work is required to make the robots perform even the simplest of tasks. But these robots also have day jobs.
Twin Rivers Flow to Good Food

Jun 5, 2023 | hunterrivertimes.com.au | Jason Bates |Alex Tigani

Twin Rivers Flow to Good Food BY JASON BATESIf you head about 37 minutes Northeast of the town of Singleton, on a scenic country drive you will find yourself at two small towns, Gresford and 2 kms further along, East Gresford. Both of which are located near the Southern edge of the Barrington Tops National Park.