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Teaching kids Computational Thinking is much easier with tangible objects

Some argue – and they may be very right – that the amount of technology around us, and our understanding of that technology are hugely disproportionate. Computer-like devices are completely ubiquitous and most of us carry at least one with us at all times. However – and this may be credited to very skilled UI designers who have all but removed barriers to entry – as a global user and consumer base, we are losing a grasp on what makes our smartphones and computers tick.

Understanding cognitive biases through virtual role-playing

‘Do Warriors, Villagers and Scientists Decide Differently? The Impact of Role on Message

Minimizing the energy dissipated by wireless sensor nodes

‘Weighted Route Selection in Cluster-Based Protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks’ by Rivo S.A. Randriatsiferana, Herimpitia

Quantifying gang activity in an urban environment

‘Guns of Brixton: which London neighborhoods host gang activity?’ by Alessandro Venerandi, Giovanni Quattrone, and

On a quest to protect industrial control systems from cyber attacks

Industrial Control Systems (ICS) are a big deal. They provide essential services for critical national or organizational infrastructure, and to compromise them means to compromise the continued security of these countries. They are responsible for the management of processes that, if not executed correctly, pose a significant risk to the health and safety of human lives.

Video: Laurent Ros and Fabrice Belveze – Best Paper Award at CROWNCOM 2016

‘Performance of Fractional Delay Estimation in Joint Estimation Algorithm Dedicated to Digital Tx

Developing a resource management scheme to keep the Cloud afloat

‘Dynamic Virtual Machine Consolidation for Energy Efficient Cloud Data Centers’ by Dong-Ki Kang,

Sleep and fall detection in a single device will aid tomorrow's elderly

‘Elderly Monitoring System with Sleep and Fall Detector’ by Abdulakeem Odunmbaku, Amir-Mohammad Rahmani, Pasi Liljeberg, and Hannu

Context-awareness improved with novel method of clustering objective interestingness

Objective interestingness is a crucial factor in all context-aware systems as is self-evident from its name. The success of recognizing important and relevant environmental cues hinges on the system’s ability to evaluate that relevance. This is especially important in the post-processing stage of data mining…

Wasteful base stations can be turned efficient via this model

Not all the innovation is done via researching completely new designs. Rethinking the old, improving it and building on it can often be just as beneficial. In this vein, E. Carolan et al. suggest a neat way of using artificial neural network to optimize the power output of base stations…

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