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Google discovered that people work best when they trust their perfect mix of individual traits and skills necessary for a stellar team -- take one Rhodes Scholar, two extroverts, one engineer who rocks at AngularJS, and a PhD. Voila. That's according to new research at Google, a company that studies its own successes and failures as closely as it studies algorithms, refining interactions and teamwork among some of its employees with anthropological researchers and business scholars. The service, Semantic Scholar, employs machine learning techniques to analyze millions of research papers, and its main goal is similar to that of the leading technology in the field, Google Scholar. Both are designed to make scientists more efficient and Their complaints center on the claim that Google intentionally promotes its own products — in their case, local search results — over others. Yelp recruited legal scholar Tim Wu, once a Google defender, to make this case. (In the antitrust cases State officials would not comment on their take, but one legal scholar said Google's read of state law was not farfetched. "A reasonable interpretation is that an autonomous vehicle would be legal" in Texas, said Bryant Walker Smith, a law professor at the State officials would not comment on their take, but one legal scholar said Google’s read of state law was not farfetched. “A reasonable interpretation is that an autonomous vehicle would be legal” in Texas, said Bryant Walker Smith, a law professor .

the late Egyptian scholar and author of The Open Door. Most recently Google celebrated Egyptian painter Tahia Halim. The Asmahan Doodle is regional and can be viewed in North Africa and the Middle East. This situation, and everything that precedes it, is going to be more difficult if you don't know about Google Scholar. Google's customized search engine and tool for students and academics of all stripes was created by Anurag Acharya, a former academic who Google has been a significant player in many facets of the patent world — as a creator, critic, litigator, buyer and big data indexer. Today, it’s taking the wraps off a product that is its flagship in the last of those categories: It’s Last week Google Scholar announced a new feature on the Google Scholar Blog: Google Scholar Citations. The stated purpose of this tool is to allow researchers to calculate their citation metrics, e.g. their Hirsch index (H-index). This is an interesting .