What should we be worried about? Real Scenarios that keep scientists up at night.
What should we be worried about? This is the question John Brockman (the publisher of Edge.org) has asked to theContinue Reading
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The Four-Dimensional Human-Laurence Scott
Yesterday, the world celebrated Amiga’s 30th birthday. Commodore’s once ‘state of the art’ home computer , bringing back bittersweet memoriesContinue Reading
Metaphors we live by – George Lakoff
This month’s book made it to the reading list for this year’s challenge because it was highly recommended by someContinue Reading
Computers as Theatre – Brenda Laurel
This month’s reading book challenge was definitely an interesting one. It is written by Brenda Laurel, a professor of ComputerContinue Reading
Reinventing the Automobile – William Mitchell, Chris Borroni-Bird and Lawrence Burns
Last month’s reading challenge book coincided with press releases from the Detroit motor show about autonomous driving. BMW displayed aContinue Reading
Sleights of Mind – Stephen Macknik & Susana Martinez-Conde
What do you get when you bring scientists and magicians together? magicology n. The study of the neuroscience behind magicContinue Reading
Living with Complexity by Don Norman
Anyone who works in academia will be able to tell you that the new year officially starts in September, NOT inContinue Reading
Book gifts for the academic/researcher in your life
Unless you have been living under a rock, you would have noticed by now that this is the time ofContinue Reading
Educational Design Research Book
I have been recently struggling with the concept of design methodologies,especially in the field of educational design research, which myContinue Reading
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