S ome vertebrates, such as fi sh, amphibians, and lizards, have the ability to replace lost limbs and regenerate organs. Regeneration requires the reactivation of signaling molecules that were used during embryonic development. Weidinger has spent his career so far studying aspects of zebrafish embryogenesis, including the role of Wnt signaling molecules (1, 2), and has more recently been inves...

This paper focuses on argumentative diagrams for computer-supported collaborative argumentation-based learning. Thirty pairs of students discussed two cases on the topic of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) via the computer. They communicated via chat. Pairs of students were either asked to collaboratively construct a diagram using argumentative labels to describe the boxes in the diagram, ...

This paper takes a slightly light-hearted look at what defines an ethical researcher, and concludes that most of research is done in an entirely unethical way. It shows the way forward for such unethical researchers and makes a contribution to the field of ICT research, where questions about ethics have rarely surfaced, let alone been addressed.

The author of the article studies specific features legal status a amalgamated territorial community as subject fiscal relations. has a;so studied reasons that led to need implementing administrative reform in Ukraine decentralize power and form communities. A parallel with Republic Poland is drawn. emphasized main purpose decentralization reform: structural reorganization local government clea...

In recent years, many critically oriented International Relations (IR) scholars adopted Michel Foucault’s concept of ‘governmentality’ as a diagnostic device through which to diagnose relations of power operating at national, international, and global levels. However, the study of governmentality in IR has a tendency to ally itself with the omniscient viewpoint of the administrator by focusing ...