WriteComics.com - Create your own comics! Comment participer ? :: LG Global Challenger 2011 La première étape pour devenir candidat de LG Global Challenger 2011 : Constituez et nommez votre groupe de 04 personnes , tous étudiants de nationalité algérienne, en Graduation ( et LMD Bac +5 maximum) réfléchissez votre sujet en toute liberté dans le domaine de votre choix, à savoir Sciences Naturelles, Technologie de l’Information, Ingénierie, Economie, Gestion, Humanité, Sciences Sociales et Culture, Art … - Remplissez dûment le formulaire et validez le en ligne Durant cet entretien les candidats seront sommés de présenter les avis favorables d’encadrement des organismes et institutions étrangères qui les accueilleraient. Merci de joindre au formulaire les pièces suivantes: - Copies des passeports - Certificats de scolarité - Présentation du projet ( un fichier word ne dépassant pas les 4 pages)
ToonDoo - World's fastest way to create cartoons! Want to Build Engagement? Be Inclusive - Boris Groysberg and Michael Slind by Boris Groysberg and Michael Slind | 2:54 PM June 28, 2012 Crowd-sourcing. Co-creation. User-generated content. No matter which of those buzzwords you prefer, the underlying idea is essentially the same: In the world of commercial media, more and more companies are inviting users to help produce the content that they use. What is Facebook, after all, but an immense platform that allows users to operate simultaneously as generators and consumers of information? A similar shift is under way in certain quarters of the business world. Inclusive leaders take the bold step of relinquishing some measure of control over the development and distribution of organizational content. That’s a big departure from how leaders have traditionally managed the flow of ideas and information within their company. At the level of specific practices, moreover, it remains the norm for leaders not to include employees in organizational communication efforts. 1. 2. 3. 4.
Educational Software | Teaching with Comics | Bitstrips for Schools Aldo P. Solari (Ph.D.) Ground academic training in Biology, System Dynamics and Marine- Aquatic- and Theoretical ecology at Lund University (Sweden). Fisheries biology at the University of Las Palmas (Spain). Since 1995, I have worked on the development, mathematical formalization, parametrization and validation of a new, non-linear framework for fish and cephalopod population dynamics: in this approach, abundance, stock- recruitment and catches are considered as a multiple steady-state system (or dynamical continuum governed by a variable carrrying capacity) which is described as a summation of non-linear functions allowing for (coupled) stable, periodic, and chaotic dynamics. I have mainly worked on case studies from Namibia, Senegal, Mauritania, Morocco, the Ibearian Upwelling, Baltic Sea, Iceland and other systems on the dynamics of around 30 fish and cephalopod species. My modelling work is oriented towards sustaiability and conservation.
Yes and No Article Print By William Deresiewicz The Internet has been feeling its oats lately. What’s scarcer, in all that, is any kind of intellectual coherence or long-term organization. Although the anarchist principles that animate it long predate the Web, the Occupy movement would seem to be a perfect replica, in physical space, of the conditions of online connectivity. The Internet may be good at fostering reasoned discussion, but it is very, very good, because of its instantaneity, at arousing emotion (the essence of consumer behavior). William Deresiewicz is an essayist and critic.
Sujets | ResearchGATE In his 2014 book "Consciousness and the Brain: Deciphering How the Brain Codes Our Thoughts" Stanislas Dehaene wrote "Chalmers, a philosopher of the University of Arizona, is famous for introducing a distinction between the easy and the hard problems. The easy problem of consciousness, he argues, consists in explaining the many functions of the brain: how do we recognize a face, a word, or a landscape? How do we extract information form the senses and use it to guide our behavior? How do we generate sentences to describe what we feel? “Although all these questions are associated with consciousness,” Chalmers argues, “they all concern the objective mechanisms of the cognitive system, and consequently, we have every reason to expect that continued work in cognitive psychology and neuroscience will answer them. Personally, I agree with Stanislas Dehaene's opinion. [more]
Reversing the Decline in Big Ideas - Max Marmer Many venture capitalists are up in the arms because their returns are down, their funds are drying up, and there appear to be a declining number of entrepreneurs pursuing big ideas. They’ve turned to blaming angel investors for encouraging “an entire generation of entrepreneurs [to build] dipshit companies and hoping that they sell to Google for $25 million.” They say, “this ‘think small’ attitude is driving entrepreneurs who may otherwise build the next Google or Microsoft to create something much less interesting instead.” And this has implications for the whole ecosystem because, “then everyone loses. No IPO. No 20,000 tech jobs. Unfortunately, venture capitalists have mixed up their causality. These founders don’t want to change to world. [Note: This is the second post of the Transformational Entrepreneurship series. This is not a bad thing for the startup ecosystem or the economy. So who is to blame for the lack of big, transformational ideas? But times change. What gives?
EPIQ - Introduction à l’information quantique <br/> Alexandre Blais (2002) Ce texte d’introduction a pour but de présenter les idées de base concernant l’informatique quantique sans toutefois entrer dans les difficultés mathématiques. Avant de s’intéresser à l’informatique quantique, révisons tout d’abord les concepts familiers reliés à l’information standard, ou comme nous allons à présent l’appeler, l’informatique classique. Informatique Classique L’unité fondamentale de l’informatique classique est le bit (de l’anglais binary digit). Une balle rouge représente donc un 0 et une verte un 1. Cette remarque apparemment anodine met en évidence une propriété fondamentale de l’information classique : lire l’information classique n’en change pas la valeur en aucune façon (évidemment !). Information Quantique Nous avons vu jusqu’à présent que l’unité fondamentale de l’information classique est le bit et que l’on peut représenter les bits par des balles de deux couleurs différentes. Jusqu’à présent tout cela n’est pas bien surprenant ou même intéressant. Enchevêtrement
www.greyc.ensicaen.fr/~mbrun/1A_PROJETS/Projets_AN1_Info_2005_2006/1A/FL_1.pdf Chaires de recherche du Canada - Titulaires de chaire Traitement à la vitesse de la lumière Au cours des 25 premières années du 20e siècle, Albert Einstein a révolutionné le monde de la physique par sa théorie de la mécanique quantique. Au début du XXIe siècle, Gilles Brassard applique la mécanique quantique au monde de l'informatique. De quoi s'agit-il? Bien des experts considèrent M. En tant que titulaire d'une chaire de recherche du Canada, M. Monsieur Brassard agit également, depuis 1979, à titre de pionnier dans un autre domaine au potentiel énorme, soit celui de la cryptographie quantique. En plus de cette recherche, M.