Cyberspace 2024: Call for papers
Cyberspace 2024 conference held in Brno on the 29th and 30th of November is now open for paper submission. You can send your abstracts by July 31st.
We continue in our tradition of financially supporting animals at ZOO Brno. While last year we financially supported wolves, this time, most people voted for the cute and captivating Llama Vicuna. Read more to see the photos from our recent visit to the zoo, where we said hi to Vicuna and many other animals.
In IRTIS, we care about animals. This year we voted to financially support llama vicuna (Vicugna vicugna), a species native to the Andean highlands of South America, primarily found in Peru, Bolivia, and Chile. These funny creatures are known for their soft, fine wool, which has been prized for centuries. However, their population has faced significant threats due to hunting and habitat loss.
Last week, part of our IRTIS team took the opportunity to visit Brno Zoo and meet the llama vicunas we have been supporting. Apart from llamas, we were also captivated by the red panda, kangaroos, meerkats, safari, and many other features of the ZOO - just see in the gallery!
Cyberspace 2024 conference held in Brno on the 29th and 30th of November is now open for paper submission. You can send your abstracts by July 31st.
“The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness”, a new book by Jonathan Haidt, quickly found an audience. For www.parenting.digital, Michaela Lebedíková, Michal Tkaczyk, Vojtěch Mýlek and David Smahel share 10 ways in which they disagree with the way Haidt builds his argument based on their own studies of the impact of technology on adolescents’ wellbeing.