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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Critics of the jury system, or simply those who are nervous about taking part, will sometimes characterize a jury’s result as a kind of crap shoot. The feeling is that they’re inconsistent, and subject to the idiosyncrasies of group influence. “A jury can do anything,” I’ve sometimes heard counsel tell their clients. That is an attitude that can make attorneys and clients less trusting in the deliberation process, and more conservative than they ought to be about going to trial. That fear can sometimes put its thumb on th...

''There is a lack of research on how drones are perceived and understood by humans, which is vastly different than ground robots.'' says Prof. Jessica Cauchard together with Viviane Herdel of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev Magic Lab, in the Department of Industrial Engineering & Management. ''For the first time, we showed that people can recognize different emotions and discriminate between different emotion intensities.''

Positions: One (1) Place of Work : University of Cyprus, Nicosia Applications are invited from candidates who possess the necessary qualifications in order to fill one (1) full-time research position (140 hours/month) in the Department of Computer Science, the Computing Systems Lab, to investigate in the field of "Datacenter Computing Systems, Operating Systems, Computer Architecture". The position may lead to the acquisition of a doctoral degree. The project «Disaggregating Persistent Memory (DIPEM)» covers a wide range of multidisciplinary topics that are in line with the recent tendenci...

Drones can elicit emotions from people, which could help integrate them into society more easily Joy, sadness, fear, anger, and surprise were the easiest to recognize. A A Reset Could we learn to love a robot? Maybe. New research suggests that drones, at least, could elicit an emotional response in people if we put cute little faces on them. A set of rendered faces representing six basic emotions in three different intensity levels that were used in the study. Image credits Viviane Herdel. Researchers at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) have examined how people react...

Site visits can sometimes be a part of a criminal case — and predictably, jurors love them as much as school kids love field trips. It can also matter in civil cases, to see where the...