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The information processing performance of a network can be enhanced by a sparse or low-cost configuration with disproportionately high efficiency. --> any ideas?

Is this bullshit or really useful?

This is an idependent organisation reviewing healthcare studies and basically judging the results. Something like the ACT for international medicine. Sounds interesting in the approach. Their suggestion for swine-flu prevention: wash your hands frequently. Nothing helps better.

here we go with the next frontier for hackers .... we should have added a chapter on it on our BMI book :-)

Roots can call predators to kill their enemies.

A paper about evolutionary algorithms. Could be something for Dario or Christos. Also has some space things in it.

Tobias - have a look at this one ... am surprised to see this "new" paper since thought to remember that in our study they presented something quite similar ....

I always new it - the future of telecom is with pigeons ... (what happened to our idea of the pigeon inspired navigator??)

Well, it's been newn... I mean known since computer networks were invented that it'll take them a long time to match with a throughput of a train carrying recorded media. The point is that throughput is not the only important parameter: the other is response time... (BTW let's see how this commenting feature works, not many folks seem to use it...)

I do use it quite regularily .... a train full of DVDs and flash drives, yes ok - but a pigeon!!!!

Researchers at IBM have made a significant breakthrough in their quest to combine DNA strands with conventional lithographic techniques to create tiny circuit boards.

Plenty of actions for the ACT

All we are is stardust.