La App puede reconocer a más de 200 especies que habitan o transitan por nuestro país. Esta aplicación móvil puede ser usada sin internet y, a través de una serie de preguntas sobre el ave avistada, la plataforma digital concluye rápidamente de cuál se trata.
Un conjunto de jóvenes ingenieros de la Universidad de Chile fueron los principales artífices de este sistema que involucró a decenas de miles de voluntarios y que permitió confrontar el conteo oficial.
El 1 de octubre es el día elegido por la Organización de las Naciones Unidas (ONU) para celebrar el Día Internacional de las Personas de Edad, tema de interés para Chile considerando su nueva realidad demográfica, la que, según plantean los académicos de la Red Transdisciplinaria sobre Envejecimiento de la U. de Chile Mario O.
Conversatorios, actividades culturales, exhibiciones de películas, debates académicos, coloquios y talleres de cine para profesores son parte de las actividades que se realizarán entre el 1 y el 12 de octubre en la U.
"El Verano del León Eléctrico", cortometraje realizado por el egresado del Instituto de la Comunicación e Imagen (ICEI), Diego Céspedes -que ya había sido destacado con el primer premio de la Cinéfondation en el Festival de Cannes-, sumó un nuevo triunfo al ganar la competencia internacional de Escuelas de Cine de este certamen de cine español.Este viernes 28 de septiembre el cortometraje “El verano del León Eléctrico”, realizado por el egresado de la carrera de Cine y Televisión del ICEI de la Universidad de Chile, Diego Céspedes, ganó el primer lu
No último dia 05/10, dia em que a Constituição Federal completou 30 anos, a FGV Direito Rio realizou o segundo dia do evento “30 Anos de Constituição: Democracia, Instituições e Realidade”, que contou com a participação de Ministros, docentes e especialistas no assunto.
Scientific policy advice is also becoming increasingly important in Germany. What is important here? Rebecca Winkels talked to Christian Kobsda, associate researcher at the Alexander von Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society, about this. At the “Impact School: Science Transfer in the 21st Century” he spoke with young researchers about the topic. Herr Kobsda, wieso…
Aayush Rathi and Ambika Tandon attended a panel discussion organized by Bangalore International Centre (TERI) and Azim Premji University, on Wednesday, October 3, 2018 in Bengaluru. A report titled 'State of Working India' by the Centre for Sustainable Employment was released on the occasion.
The report can be accessed here
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P. Richard Hahn at The Conversation: “Data science” is hot right now. The number of undergraduate degrees in statistics has tripled in the past decade, and as a statistics professor, I can tell you that it isn’t because freshmen love statistics.
Interview by Art Kleiner: “In 2015, Robert Wachter published The Digital Doctor: Hope, Hype, and Harm at the Dawn of Medicine’s Computer Age, a skeptical account of digitization in hospitals.
Darunter wird die gutartige Wucherung von „versprengtem“ Gebärmuttergewebe außerhalb der Gebärmutter meist im kleinen Becken bezeichnet. Experten schätzen, dass jedes Jahr ca. 40.000 Frauen neu an Endometriose erkranken. Obwohl damit Endometriose zu einer der häufigsten gynäkologischen Erkrankungen zählt, dauert es vom Auftreten der ersten Symptome bis zur Diagnose nach wie vor durchschnittlich sechs Jahre. Aufklärung tut Not!
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Dick Bryan, Benjamin Lee, Robert Wosnitzer, Akseli Virtanen*
The mounting literature on cryptoeconomics shows an interesting but also alarming characteristic: its underlying economics is remarkably conventional and conservative.
We, the CMPF are appalled to learn of yet another shocking and brutal murder of 30 year old European journalist Viktoria Marinova in Bulgaria on Saturday 6 October. Viktoria was working for the Bulgarian TV station TVN.
Article by Jacquelyn Kovarik at NACA: “…Last year, during a high-level event of the General Assembly, a coalition of states along with the European Union and the International Labour Organization announced a new technology for monitoring the rights of Indigenous people.
The brain is the organ with the highest energy consumption per kilogram of body weight. Its function is strictly dependent on a constant supply of oxygen and nutrients. If blood flow to the brain is interrupted for even just a few minutes, this leads to irreversible neuronal damage. The best-known example is a stroke, where a blockage in a brain artery triggers a massive energy shortage of parts of the brain, causing nerve cells to die off and leading to neurological impairments that can sometimes be severe and may lead to disability and even death.
There have been some important developments towards improving routing security over the past few weeks, with announcements at NLNOG and AusNOG, as well as from Cloudflare about commitments to validate IP prefixes and reduce route leaks and hijacks. This supports the work we’ve being doing with the MANRS initiative to raise awareness of this issue, and to persuade network operators to take collaborative responsibility for this critical aspect of the Internet.
Paper by Francis Kuriakose and Deepa Iyer: “Ethical approach to human rights conceives and evaluates law through the underlying value concerns. This paper examines human rights after the introduction of big data using an ethical approach to rights. First, the central value concerns such as equity, equality, sustainability and security are derived from the history of digital technological revolution.
Joint statement by Vice-President Ansip and Commissioner Gabriel on the European Parliament’s vote on the new EU rules facilitating the free flow of non-personal data: “The European Parliament adopted today a Regulation on the free flow of non-personal data proposed by the European Commission in September 2017. …