Brace for (educational) impact

Article Abstract:

The use of 'Star Trek' videos has proven to be a better alternative than conventional educational films in teaching science subjects. This is so because the videos inspire a 'better attitude' and interest among students. Paramount Pictures is actively promoting science education through special media events.

Usage, Innovations, Sciences education, Science education, Star Trek films, Star Trek movies, Motion pictures in education, Instructional movies

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The media's eerie fascination

Article Abstract:

Many scientists lament the media's obsession with the paranormal. They claim that the slant towards skeptical thinking hampers problem solving. However, others claim that the fascination with the abnormal is merely for dramatic effect.

Analysis, Media coverage, Journalistic ethics, Parapsychology, Supernatural

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"Daisy, Daisy": do computers have near-death experiences?

Article Abstract:

Artificial neural networks mimic humans when their connections are destroyed. These networks output previously learned information when approximately 90% of their connections are destroyed.

Research, Computer networks, Neural networks, Artificial intelligence

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