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Supramolecular Chemistry An upcoming symposium at the University of Arizona will focus on supramolecular chemistry, the science of molecules bound reversibly by intermolecular forces. Supramolecules are found in nature, and have applications to materials science, among other
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The third annual Executive Symposium on Object Technology in Toronto, Canada, debated the possible conflict between the Common Object Request Broker Architecture ......(Continue Reading) Film and architecture: what are the relationships between cinema and architecture? Following the architecture screenings at the Adelaide Film Festival,
To build a machine that has "common sense" was once a principal goal in the field of artificial intelligence. But most researchers in recent ......(Continue Reading)The St. Thomas common sense symposium: designing architectures for human-level intelligence
Client/server computing is a concept many people in the computer industry are still grappling with, according to a debate among CEOs and CIOs held last ......(Continue Reading)Client/server hampered by immaturity - client/server computer architecture
With additional input from: LTC John Defalco, chief, Force Requirements Division, Signal Center Directorate of Combat Developments; MAJ Greg Grzybowski, ......(Continue Reading)The pleasures of making: matter and making, pleasure and ethics, architecture and the everyday. Maryam Gusheh reviews two recent symposiums which used
OTTAWA -- Canadians have good reason to fear for the privacy of their health-care information, experts told the 15th Annual Canadian Information Technology ......(Continue Reading)
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