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Computer scientists design new keyboard layout on touch
scientists design new keyboard layout on touch screen

instruments as fast as experienced typists on a QWERTY keyboard
the English alphabet to the 88 keys on the piano keyboard

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Keyboard usability is not always guaranteed: Some areas

Our brains construct mental maps of the environment from the experiences of our senses. This allows us to orient ourselves, remember where something happened, and plan where we go next. Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Leipzig and the Kavli Institute for Systems Neuroscience in Trondheim have now developed a new computer model that can finely watch the brain as it orients in space and remembers things.
participants navigated in a virtual arena using a keyboard

With Flexpad, paper, plastic film or another flexible material is transformed into a computer input device and moveable display. To control the display in near real time using an input aid, the researchers from, among other institutions, the Max Planck Institute for Informatics use a depth camera, a projector and software.
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Max Planck researchers discover a region of the brain that enables children to overcome emotional self-centeredness as they mature.
Equipped with a computer screen and keyboard, the test

Airborne observatory Sofia provides astronomers with a new window into space.
night, you see only a single octave of the mighty keyboard

Monkeys are used in animal research only if a particular phenomenon cannot be studied on any other species of animal
and thus to guide food to their mouth or execute keyboard

The construction of the 100-metre radio telescope four decades ago at Effelsberg bears witness to the fine art of engineering
telescope observed only a tiny octave in the cosmic keyboard

There was beer and wine at the party, and pretzels, of course. And, appropriately for the occasion, lots of Leibniz-brand butter cookies – a fitting celebration for Günther Hasinger and the 1.55 million euro Leibniz Prize 2005. The Director at the Max Planck Institute for Extraterrestrial Physics in Garching was the first astronomer in 15 years to be awarded the prestigious honor. But the path that led Hasinger to the stars has not been without its detours.
some point, the punch card age came to an end, and a keyboard