PUBLIC MARKS with tags science & web

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In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, one of the big mathematical goals was to reduce all of number theory to a formal axiomatic system. Like Euclid's Geometry, such a system would start off with a few simple axioms that are almost indisputable

News websites have been with us for about a decade, and editors and designers still struggle with many unanswered questions: Is homepage layout effective? ... What effect do blurbs on the homepage have compared to headlines? ... When is multimedia appropr

Papers on physics, mathematics and other scientific topics.

Dans cet article, nous proposons de prendre du recul par rapport à l'aspect opératoire du tagging, et nous tentons de montrer que le tagging ouvre la voie au renouveau de l'analyse syntaxique en la fondant sur l'explicitation des processus : process

Our goal is to uncover fundamental principles of brain design and apply them to understand the workings of the brain. We pursue this goal theoretically, by building quantitative theories that can explain existing observations and make experimentally testa

A Review of the Universe - Structures, Evolutions, Observations, and Theories

NISO's OpenURL standard and Metasearch technologies are complementary tools that can powerfully improve the experience of today's information seeker. This series of workshops will take you from the foundations to the cutting edge of these new directions in information technology. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from leading experts and innovators.

Web-based, platform-independent, multi-user interface for managing scientific literature & citations.

a free, publicly available web portal allowing access to numerous scientific journals and public science databases. It allows students, teachers, professors, researchers, and the general public to access pertinent science information quickly and easily.

A set of four priceless archival recordings from the University of Auckland (New Zealand) of the outstanding Nobel prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman - arguably the greatest science lecturer ever. Although the recording is of modest technical quality the exceptional personal style and unique delivery shine through.

Bibster is a Java-based system which assists researchers in managing, searching, and sharing bibliographic metadata (e.g. from BibTeX files) in a peer-to-peer network.