Knowledge Sciences

International Study Of Animal Behaviour Has Important Implications For Human Decision-Making (Medical News Today)

13 May 2008

For animals that live in social groups, and that includes humans, blindly following a leader could place them in danger.To avoid this, animals have developed simple but effective behaviour to follow where at least a few of them dare to tread - rather than follow a single group member.

Local woman to speak on National Mall (The Lewiston Sun Journal)

13 May 2008

RUMFORD - Sara Ray and her George Washington University classmates have been talking deep into the night about how to solve the world's problems during the past four years. While munching on leftover pizza, they've come up with lots of words.

Africa: Institute Paves Way for Africa's Einstein (AllAfrica.com)

13 May 2008

The next Einstein is in the preprimary class of a township school about 100km from Cape Town and will need the help of the Muizenberg-based Aims (African Institute of Mathematical Sciences) if she is to achieve her full potential.