Burke and Tocqueville: New Worlds, New Beings

: Tocqueville between Two Worlds

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Anigraf6: Explorers new worlds

Anigraf6: Explorers new worlds

Human Computer Interface - New Beginnings - Robot Beings

In this paper, we present a current cooperativework involving different institutes around the world.Our aim is to provide an online Inductive LogicProgramming tool. This is the first step in a morecomplete structure for enabling e-technology formachine learning and bio-informatics. We describethe main architecture of the project and how thedata will be formatted ...

Synthetic biology: discovering new worlds and new words.

in the year 1493, christopher columbus (1451–1506) returned from his famous voyage across the atlantic ocean with news of an unexplored land in the west. Most Europeans were convinced that columbus had discovered a ‘new world’, yet it was not new at all. Some 400 years earlier, the norse explorer leif Ericson (circa 970–1020) had probably been the first European to set foot on north american so...