Ben G. Burnett

Peggy Magnus Burnett

Fernando Pereira and Ian Burnett

The previous decade has seen a variety of trends and developments in the area of communications and thus multimedia access. While individual, isolated developments produced small advances on the status quo, their combination and cross-fertil ization resulted in today’s complex but exciting landscape. In particular, we are beginning to see delivery of all types of data for all types of users in ...

On the Nonlinear Burnett Coeecients

In a recent paper Evans and Lynden-Bell (1989), simple equilibrium expressions were obtained for the nonlinear Burnett coeecients for a model of electrical conductivity. In this paper, we show how these expressions can be generalized to an arbitrary transport coeecient

Ben Scheres

that are in danger of becoming extinct or have already done so. It’s remarkable as the combined effort of hundreds of thousands of people, many of them amateurs, to compile data on the status of their favorite taxa. For amphibians, we know that there were 1437 species described by taxonomists before 1900. Of these, 18 are either extinct or presumed extinct. After 1900, taxonomists described 496...

Ben Neill and LEMUR

Ben Neill will present a set with the LEMUR robots and his newly redesigned mutantrumpet, a hybrid electro-acoustic instrument. In this new set of future dub jazz, the LEMUR robots provide dubstep rhythms live in real time and are combined with deep sub basslines and the otherworldly sonic explorations of the mutantrumpet. Neill’s instrument allows him to interact with the robots in a variety o...