This technique for using one’s nose, described publicly in 2004, has yet to catch on in a major way: “Nouse ‘Use your nose as a mouse’ perceptual vision technology for hands-free games and interfaces,” Dmitry O. Gorodnichy and Gerhard Roth, Image and Vision Computing, vol. 22, no. 12, 2004, pp. 931-942. The authors write: “The […]
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Experimentally kill a mouse in/for/because of the market
Economists rarely perform experiments with mice. But it does happen, as in this study: “Morals and Markets,” Armin Falk, Nora Szech [pictured here], Science, vol. 340, n. 6133, May 10, 2013, pp. 707-711. The authors, at the University of Bonn and the University of Bamberg, Germany, explain: “In the experiment, subjects decide between either saving […]
“Mouse Party” video addiction game
The University of Utah offers you, free an addiction (and possibly addictive) video game called “Mouse Party“. The PlantCellBiology web site, where we first heard about “Mouse Party”, says of it: you can grab mice with different addictions and lift them into an analysing machine to take a closer look at the processes in their […]