Building Computers to Work like the Brain

May 22

Neural networks are not cognitive machines. But they achieve in a way more like biological brains than digital computers. This shows in their ability to handle imprecise data and to learn from experience. The capabilities of a neural computer depend entirely on the number of processors and the complexity of connections...

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CHALLENGES OF PURSUING A PHD DEGREE

May 22

“A dissertation is an unpredictable process,” as it can “involve uncertainty, ambiguity, and unexpected events.” Huizenga School’s 2006 Dissertation Guidelines. Everybody needs some stimulation for continued happiness in life. One way could be intellectual stimulation which could very well be provided by the...

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The growth of medical tourism in India

May 22

Recession has hit hard and affected almost all spheres. Medical tourism is probably the only sector which has remained unaffected by the recession and seems to be an ever booming industry especially in India. Market research studies suggest that medical tourism is set to experience an annual growth rate of 30%, almost...

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Can creative writing be taught in schools?

May 22

We are living in an age where conflicts, arguments, crimes, depression and the likes rule the roost. Leafing through the newspapers of the past few months or even years will put forth the horrifying statistics of the number of students who find themselves in the grip of these vices. Inability to express is contributor...

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Tackling students in their teens

May 22

The crossroad of freedom and constraints is where teenagers find themselves. A mind filled with confusion, dreams, desires, curiosity, responsibilities and a constant conflict with self; these are inherent traits in this phase of life. It’s thus needless to say that dealing with teenagers requires not just...

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