|
ICRA 2007 Proceedings Now on Xplore
from IEEE-RAS news
(2007-6-20 8:00)
|
The scientific material of ICRA'07 (787 regular papers and 20 short papers, for a total of 807) is on line in IEEE Xplore at the address http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/tocresult.jsp?isnumber=4209049&isYear=2007. The OPAC link is http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/servlet/opac?punumber=4209048. Note: Due to internal delays, IEEE has not yet linked the accompanying multimedia material (146 video clips and 20 long videos, for a total of 166) to the associated papers. We are in contact with the technical staff at IEEE Xplore, pushing for the completion of this final task. Please, stay tuned. ICRA 2007 was held in the heart of Rome, with ICRA'07 hosted in two venerable universities. The Conference and Exhibits were held at the Angelicum University.Largo Angelicum, 1, on the border of the Quirinale hill, overlooking the Roman Forum. The Tutorials and Workshops were held at the School of Engineering, University of Roma "La Sapienza", close to the Colosseum and next to the church of San P ...
|
|
'NanoSQUIDs' to improve magnetic microscopes
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-20 1:40)
|
Miniscule superconducting devices that detect faint magnetic fields could be used to investigate the properties of electronic components and biological samples
|
|
Superbug zapper recreates 'fresh air' indoors
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-20 0:40)
|
The device, which mimics the naturally disinfecting effect of fresh air, could be used to purge hospital wards of superbugs, its makers say
|
|
[ニュース] 「日本SGI ソリューション・キュービック・フォーラム2008」レポート〜ロボット・フォーラム編
from Robot Watch
(2007-6-20 0:00)
|
|
|
Toxic fumes impairing our ability to fly, say pilots
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-19 23:36)
|
Two investigations will probe concerns that oil contaminates are leaking into the cabin air supply, poisoning pilots and passengers
|
|
Arctic spring arriving weeks earlier
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-19 20:37)
|
Flowers bloom sooner and insects emerge earlier than a decade ago, with consequences for the ecosystem and species' survival in the far north
|
|
Stones confirm golden past of ancient African kingdom
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-19 20:00)
|
The discovery of gold-grinding stones and burial sites along the Nile in Sudan confirms that the kingdom of Kush controlled more area than thought
|
|
Cats could be scaring birds out of our cities
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-19 19:00)
|
The ongoing fall in urban populations of many birds might be explained by cat predation and even intimidation, new models suggest
|
|
Do black holes really exist?
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-19 6:16)
|
Matter may never collapse completely into a black hole, a controversial new study suggests?if correct, it would solve a troubling quantum paradox
|
|
Male twins can reduce their sisters' fertility
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-6-19 0:09)
|
Girls with a twin brother have a lower chance of marrying and having children than if their twin was female?the effect is believed to be hormonal
|
