This weekweve rolled out our first major round of improvements to Singularity Hub since our ground-up redesign last December. If we did it right, youll find that discovering the technological goodies you come here for is much easier, and so too are other Singularity University offerings you might be interested in. <\/p>\n
The first and most major change is in the way Hubs navigation is structured. <\/p>\n
The previous categories in our header (Tech, Future, Health, Science) have been replaced by a single page, Topics, which profiles the most popular tech topics across our site. The featured topics in this menu will be updated regularly based on article performance, so you can keep up with whats trending in AI, biotech, neuroscience, robotics, or whatever is making the biggest splash most recently. <\/p>\n
Rolling our hottest topic category tags into one header dropdown allowed us to create greater focus on some of our newest and best offerings. <\/p>\n
Our header now prominently features In Focus, which includes articles on how leaders can make the most of todays accelerating pace of change by learning to think like futurists, innovators, technologists, and humanitarians. Weve always been technological optimists, and we want to to make it easy for leaders to find the stories that help make hopeful problem-solvers of us all. <\/p>\n
Weve added a section for Experts, which features leaders in the Singularity University community and showcases their thought leadership including interviews and books.In Events, we highlight Singularity Universitys global library of local happenings and summits. <\/p>\n
Lastly, were excited that our growing original video effortsfrom our Ray Kurzweil series to our weekly tech news roundup postsnow live under a central Videos section on Hub. This also gives us a place to highlight our favorite video posts from around the web, including the sci-fi shorts we love so much. <\/p>\n
Cruising through the rest of Hub, particularly our homepage, youll find a much greater variety of content options, including new stories, top stories, event coverage, and videos. In short, its everything a homepage should be. On posts, weve tried to keep things as clean as possible, and we put a lot of hours into laboriously streamlining our content tagging structure, making it much easier for you to click through category tags into other stories you might like. <\/p>\n
Youll also see greater visibility into Singularity University events, along with clearer ways to keep up with Hub and SU both, from simple email newsletter signups to callouts for the SingularityU Hub iOS app and events like SUs Experts on Air series. <\/p>\n
We hope you enjoy the ever-evolving, ever-improving Singularity Hub, and wed love to hear your feedback. Feel free to tweet us, and let us know your thoughts. You can also pitch us or email us. And as always, thank you for your support. <\/p>\n
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