Computer imaging: automatic archaeology

Article Abstract:

The ability to sift automatically through poetry samples is fast becoming a necessity for archaeologists. The pots' shapes, dimensions, texture and style can help to date the layers of soil through which the archaeologists are digging, and can even reveal when and where different societies were trading with each other.

Methods, Archaeology, Excavations (Archaeology), Archaeological methods, Archaeological surveying

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Momentous sprint at the 2156 Olympics?: Women sprinters are closing the gap on men and may one day overtake them

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The Athens Olympic Games can be viewed as another experiment in human athletic achievement as in 2004 Olympics women won in a faster time than the men's race. Test is conducted to determine whether women are narrowing the gap with men or falling further behind.

Sprinting, Women athletes, Olympics

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From industry to academia

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The concept of pursing an industrial postdoc as an academic career is discussed. It is proposed that taking some extra effort in doing postdoc in industry puts one no disadvantage in landing a university job.

Career choice, Vocational guidance, Postdoctoral education

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