Kish, George (1980) La carte, image des civilisations. Seuil, Paris.

Book Review:Ricoeur Paul, La mémoire, l’histoire, l’oubli, (L’ordre philosophique), Paris: Seuil, 2003

Death à la carte

Delegates arrived at the hotel on a rainy Sunday evening where they were immediately made welcome and encouraged to relax over dinner while chatting to other EWCD (European Workshop on Cell Death) participants. The EWCD is a bi-annual conference that focuses on all aspects of cell death. Each conference is held in a different unique location, with this year’s being no exception. The six-day mee...

Flesca – a La Carte Assessment

This paper describes how a Flexible Student Centred Assessment Tool was developed for first year undergraduate computing students. We describe the rationale for the project, referencing work on learning styles and educational taxonomies. The process of relating the parts of an assignment to different cognitive levels in Bloom’s taxonomy and different learning styles is described. The design of ...

Group Signatures Á la carte

A group signature scheme allows any member of a potentially large group to sign on behalf of the group. Group signatures are anonymous and unlinkable. Only a designated group manager can co-relate signatures and/or reveal the identity of the actual signer. At the same time, no one (including a group manager) can misattribute a valid signature. In this paper we construct a very eecient and prova...

Concurrent Objects à la Carte

Services are autonomous, self-describing, technology-neutral software units that can be described, published, discovered, and composed into software applications at run-time. Designing software services and composing services in order to form applications or composite services requires abstractions beyond those found in typical object-oriented programming languages. In this paper, we explore a ...