What happens when someone steals entire content of your blog, actually steals unauthorized mirror of the blog, and the thief injected Google ads on it, breaking intellectual property, copyrights, etc, plus profiting from this noncommercial blog? This is something that happened to me and let this be loud shame for …
Category: technology
Web (2.0) development
Very interesting view of time-table development, by Andrew Walkingshaw, of information, communication and science publishing between 2003 and 2019, *from the perspective of an eighteen year old.
SKI LIFT project
Among many installations and projects at Belgrade Design Week , during 8, 9, 10th of May, it was presented at the O3one gallery and Dom Omladine, project SKI LIFT by Jelena Miskovic. SKI LIFT is ready made installation, a custom-made chair lift in a suitable city centre location, introducing a …
Google Tech Talks on Semantic web in science
Semantic web, finally! From the abstract of Peter Murray-Rust, Reader in Molecular Informatics at the University of Cambridge and Senior Research Fellow of Churchill College, via Yan Feng, interesting video on semantic web in chemistry, GoogleInChi, and other issues in informatics environment. Read and watch! The millions of scientific papers …
The Encyclopedia of Life
This is the name of the project and promo video for scientists, biologists, that unlocks the many mysteries of life on Earth, under the quote of TED prize winner Edward O. Wilson: “Imagine an electronic page for each species of organism on Earth, available everywhere by single access on command.” …
The Power of the Future: Top 5 inventions of Nikola Tesla
For those drawn here from blog posts and other social media sites – I recommend updated post about Nikola Tesla: The Magic of Science. You wouldn’t be able to read this post or browse via Web, use computers, telephony, cell phones, all media and other electical and wireless devices, if …
Science blogging in China
As we wondered about Chinese or Arabic science blogs few days ago, I popped up (I hope not too late), to one great Chinese science blog: author Yan Feng, an applied physicist, who works on lasers, and Photonics. He seted up search engine called GoogLaser that is working with Google …