Cybernetics

Where are we now?

We have come far in our pursuit of the perfect computer companion. From mastering games to running our homes, artificial intelligence (AI) has been steadily improving.

Learning From Less Data

Whenever Cyprus talks reach a critical point, as they have done this week, the tendency is to revive the kinds of syndromes that have often led Greece into instability and turmoil.

I personally expect the war in the Middle East to end in 2017, I really do wish that it will be a year of peace and prosperity, but of course politics is not the subject of this column and what the title refers to is the latest Gartner Report on future technologies.

The "democratic autonomy" statement of the Democratic Society Congress (DTK) is apparently a document open to discussion. And apparently, it tries to take the issue from armed contention and bring it to political ground.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's (MIT) Technology Review magazine has included three Turkish women in its "35 Innovators Under 35" list this year. The list includes 35 inspiring inventors, entrepreneurs, visionaries, humanitarians and pioneers from around the world. Meet Duygu Kayaman, Gözde Durmu? and Canan Da?deviren. Device to heal the brain by Canan Da?deviren

A Turkish doctor on Nov. 11 suffered a heart attack in front of millions of viewers during a popular health show broadcast live on national television.

State’s message to Aleksandar Novakovic: See for yourself The youngest Doctor of Science to leave Serbia

If I get no offer, I shall have to leave. In my job changes happen every day. One has to learn and create every day. That is the future of the science.