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The profound influence of Fyodor Dostoevsky and Leo Tolstoy on Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud is explored, highlighting how these literary giants shaped the thoughts of two of the twentieth century's most significant scientists. Einstein regarded Dostoevsky's insights as more impactful than those of many scientists, while Freud placed Dostoevsky's The Brothers Karamazov alongside Shakespeare's works in importance. The book delves into the intertwining of literature and science, revealing how these authors contributed to the intellectual foundations of modern physics and psychology.

The pursuit of a good education often demands significant sacrifices from young people and their families, including leaving behind loved ones and friends. This journey can involve crossing borders and oceans, as well as enduring the financial burdens associated with college education.

The CASEMANS 2007 workshop, which will be held on May 13, 2007, in conjunction with the 5th international conference on Pervasive Computing, strives to investigate the role of past and present as well as future contextual information (where a contextual information describes the dynamic aspects of people, places, devices, platforms, networks, etc.) to develop self-managing devices and networks as well as to enable dynamic cooperation and collaboration between devices to carry out a distributed, autonomous task. The workshop particularly solicits papers which demonstrate the modelling of a context along with other system components and workflows when self-managing applications, devices and networks are developed. Subsequently, we invite the submission of original unpublished research work in all areas of context-aware computing.