Ebola respons-ibility: moving from shared to multiple responsibilities

Mathematics: Moving from Humor to Creativity

This study aimed to examine the effects of integrating humor into math curriculum on mathematical creativity of sixth grade students in primary school. The current paper reports the results of the quantitative section of a larger study conducted through a mixed methods design. Mathematical creativity of students based on their performance was measured after the implementation of the researcher-...

Liberia—Moving Beyond “Ebola Free”

A lthough the ongoing Ebola epidemic has brought much attention to Liberia, diseases of poverty, such as malaria, tuberculosis (TB), and maternal–newborn complications , rarely make the headlines. Along with the other West African countries that bore the brunt of the epidemic, Liberia ranks near the bottom of the Human Development Index, a composite measure that assesses whether persons enjoy a...

Professional responsibilities for treatment of patients with Ebola: can a healthcare provider refuse to treat a patient with ebola?

Primum Non-Nocere. First do no harm. This is the first rule of medicine, reminding us of our duty to protect our patients and to ensure that our procedures and treatments never worsen a patient’s condition. But what if the healthcare provider is at risk of harm from the patient? May a licensed healthcare provider refuse to treat a patient? A patient, say, with Ebola? The recent emergence of Ebo...

An Oligo-Agents System with Shared Responsibilities for Knowledge Management

Designing Solvable Graphs for Multiple Moving Agents

Solvable Graphs (also known as Reachable Graphs) are types of graphs that any arrangement of a specified number of agents located on the graph’s vertices can be reached from any initial arrangement through agents’ moves along the graph’s edges, while avoiding deadlocks (interceptions). In this paper, the properties of Solvable Graphs are investigated, and a new concept in multi agent moti...