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Blood ties -- younger generation more willing to donate blood
'Like other countries, Canada's population is aging, and the implications of this demographic change need to be better understood from the perspective of blood supply' says Antonio Páez...
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Read more'Lipstick on a Pig' - Tracking the Life and Death of News
Jon Kleinberg, Cornell professor of computer science, Jure Leskovec, Cornell postdoctoral researcher and Cornell graduate student Lars Backstrom tracked 1.6 million online news sites, including 20,000...
Communications Media | Read moreBusiness Expert Offers “Top Five” Tips for Safe Shopping Online
According to one estimate, Christmas holiday sales online are expected to total about $32 billion this year. This represents a 9 percent increase in online spending at a time when other sales are exp...
Business and Finance | Read moreInternet law made simple
The internet has enabled a brave, new world of online commerce, pushing new ventures and large corporations to launch confidently into cyberspace.But SMEs have lagged far behind, held back in ...
Information Technology | Read moreReal Safety through Virtual Reality
In this project, which is funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMBF, one of the researchers’ main goals is to make especially properties that are hard to visualize, such as ...
Information Technology | Read moreConfidently into the Future with Reliable Technology
Newer and newer models with more and more sophisticated technology are entering the market. Yet, these lovely new devices often just don't function as reliably as they ought to.Germany is...
Information Technology | Read moreAd hoc encyclopaedia for the information age
In 1750, Denis Diderot convinced his publisher to support a vast enterprise, the publication of the Encyclopédie gathering all knowledge into one location.Dozens of writers worked on thousands...
Information Technology | Read moreNew tool aims to revolutionise scheduling meetings
An international EU-funded initiative aims to deliver new systems that can support a new generation of 'knowledge workers'.The aim is to combine all the existing tools used for work-...
Information Technology | Read moreMe, myself and I: manage online identity more safely
Strangers can build a fairly complete picture of our movements, transactions and relationships from the cyber-trail we leave behind. This has major implications for what has become a pervasive tool to...
Information Technology | Read moreMore global view required in criminology
This defensive view of international themes in criminology ignores the fact that the Netherlands is an active player on the world stage and that time, place and distance (in geographical and cultural ...
Social Sciences | Read moreA Force For Democracy - Or Information Chaos? Expert Forum Spotlights Blogging
Innovations such as Facebook, MySpace and YouTube – known as the ‘Web 2.0’ phenomenon – are the focus of a major gathering of Internet researchers, surfers and social commentators, aimed at encouragin...
Social Sciences | Read moreCyberspace may overcome ethical constraints in experiments
Psychological experiments that stopped 40 years ago because of ethical concerns could instead be conducted in cyberspace in the future. By repeating the Stanley Milgram’s classic experiment fr...
Social Sciences | Read moreFinding your way in Cyberspace
This is shown in a dissertation by Niklas Elmqvist at Computer Science, Chalmers. He has also developed new methods for guided sightseeing in the 3D-world.Three-dimensional computer environmen...
Information Technology | Read moreInternet addiction: Stanford study seeks to define whether it's a problem
In a first-of-its-kind, telephone-based study, the researchers found that more than one out of eight Americans exhibited at least one possible sign of problematic Internet use. The findings follow res...
Studies and Analyses | Read moreNew video-conferencing method cheaper, more sophisticated, developers say
If only Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers were around today to take a spin with new technology being developed and tested by a team of computer scientists in Illinois and California. ...
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