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  • Voice Control Technologies: Machines That Really Listen

    … several other useful functions - it can take notes, make reminders, convey the traffic situation and the weather forecast, play music and the like.  LG Hub Robot. Credit: cnet.com LG Hub Robot is intended for family use, so in order to become a real family member, it has been given the ability to change facial expressions and react to the users with body langu…

    15.09.2017

  • BBC Expert: How to Make Science More Accessible

    …itain’s schools: the astronaut took seeds to space with him, promising he’d send them back to the schools to have them planted next to regular seeds that had never left the planet. But sometimes even a spontaneously posted video without a carefully planned media campaign can end up getting 18 million views in a week. This is exactly what happened with one of BBC S…

    15.09.2017

  • Anna Krongauz, Editor of Popular Science Website N+1 On Science Writing And New Ethics

    …all. For one, there was this news item about whales, who use particular frequencies to communicate with each other - ones that are not used by other cetacea. In Russian social networks, it was published in 2015; yet, it first appeared in 1980 in an American title and then in other media first in 1990, then 2000-s. This is a typical example of science news from the pa…

    15.09.2017

  • Baltic Weekend 2017: Why Creators Will Always Be In Business

    …heva, Client Service Director of Rodnya PR Studio. Robots will help with some processes that don't require creativity - for instance, form mailouts based on data from the Internet. Yet, even such monotonous work as e-mailouts will not go to neural networks. "PR specialists feared that robots will replace them, and social

    14.09.2017

  • Exchange Programs: General Advice and Life-Hacks From Recent Participants

    … stores. Everything closes early, but you’ll get used to it. 8. You’ll have to study a lot, but, if you’re good at time-management, you’ll have time to rest too. Anton Suhinets, spent a semester at ESIEE Paris (France) Anton Suhinets 1. Plan your expenses thoroughly. Learn the costs for accommodation beforehand (they can be quit…

    14.09.2017

  • Blockchain for Patenting Intellectual Property: How Will it Work?

    …ost important objective right now is to understand the technical aspects of implementing such a system. In order to analyse information from patent databases, it requires neuronetworks, and these neuronetworks need to be taught. To recognize search queries, you need to implement web semantic technologies that will recognize not only spe…

    13.09.2017

  • Art, Love and Depression: How Your Brain Controls Your Life

    …opamine. However, this is not some disorder – these people can still focus and motivate themselves when they need to; this is just a peculiarity of their neurophysiology and genetics,” – explains Martynov. Malfunctioning dopamine receptors can cause schizophrenia and hallucinations. There is also such an occurrence as dopamine-cognitive fatigue. Basically, your …

    13.09.2017

  • How IT Technology Saves Lives

    …s for data collection and to minimize the time it takes to document a patient’s status and conduct routine procedures. The information from various devices is cycled through a network; connections between several networks occur at workstations, where their data is combined.…

    12.09.2017

  • How to Make the Perfect User Interface

    … major developers often ignore this problem. Even Facebook still hasn’t implemented name declination in its Russian version, which makes for an unsightly interface. Meanwhile, networks like VK have long ago implemented such features. English is slightly easier to work with in this regard. But, when creating products for a Russian audience, it is not enough to simp…

    11.09.2017

  • Science News Now

    …Quantum Internet just got closer with quantum memory for photons. Physicists from the University of Basel have developed a memory that can store photons. These quantum particles travel at the speed of light and are thus suitable for high-speed data transfer. The researchers were able to store them in an atomic vapor and read them out again later without altering thei…

    11.09.2017