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University of Sussex offers Master’s Scholarship in Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems. The scholarship is open for the UK, EU and International (Non-UK/EU) students to study in the University. The awards are based on the merit basis which covers contribution to maintenance and/or tuition fee waiver. Applicants applying for the scholarship must submit their applications till 1st September 2013. Study Subject(s): Scholarship is provided for pursuing MSc in Evolutionary and Adaptive Systems (This course provides a solid grounding in the major themes of the area including artificial life, adaptive systems, biologically inspired robotics, complex adaptive systems, dynamical systems approaches to cognition, evolutionary systems and evolutionary computing, and natural and artificial neural systems, as well as the opportunity to take options in cutting-edge areas such as the science of consciousness) . Course Level:  This scholarship is available f...

--> By David Lawal If like the defunct Bank PHB, you were imagining the days that cars would drive themselves all by simple commands, technology has just taking you there; thanks to Google. The project has been several years in the making but was first unveiled in 2010.The Google's fleet of robotic Toyota Priuses has travelled more than 190,000 miles, about 300,000 kilometers, driving in city traffic, busy highways, and mountainous roads with only occasional human intervention. Two things seem particularly interesting about Google's approach. First, it relies on very detailed maps of the roads and terrain; something that Chris Urmson, Google engineer, said is essential to determine accurately where the car is. Using a Global Positioning System, GPS-based techniques alone, he said, the location could be off by several meters. The second thing is that, before sending the self-driving car on a road test, Google engineers drove along the route one or more times to g...

  By David Lawal One thing that is certain even to an averagely learned person is that having a High Court Judge as a father is enough reputation to protect forever. Not alone in the train, Yemi Candide-Johnson, Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, son of Late Hon. Chief Judge of Lagos State, Candide-Johnson and Dr. Gbolahan Elias, also SAN, son of the 1st Indigenous Chief Justice of Nigeria, Late Hon. Taslim Olawale Elias, also have great pedigrees, schooled in Great Britain, were admitted into the Inns of Courts in England, had fathers who were great judges and excelled to be appointed as SANs. Yet, they have managed to protect their fathers’ names. There are also Dr. Konyinsola Ajayi, SAN and Anthony Idigbe, SAN, Babatunde Aiku, SAN to mention but a few, to emulate. Then why would a SAN, throw all that away with recent allegations of money laundering. There are even the younger generations who have had opportunities to use their parents’ reputation to acquire questionable ric...