A Letter from ORNL

A Letter from America

medical schools in the United States make adequate provision for instruction in this branch of medicine. Even where some provision is made for systematic lectures and demonstrations, the clinical facilities are apt to be somewhat restricted, and very frequently the only clinical material is that of the nearest hospital for mental disorders (" asylums " in the older terminology). Such cases have...

Points from a Letter

Computerized russian translation at ORNL

Since 1964, as an adjunct to its automated technical information processing services to ERDA and other federal agencies, a generalized language translation system has been used by the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) to translate Russian scientific text to English. The translation system, first implemented at Georgetown University around 1960, has been rewritten and improved through the yea...

A Letter from the Presidents

Hello and welcome to the first edition of the bimonthly STIMulus Newsletter. STIM (Students for Technology In Medicine) is a new student interest group dedicated to all things tech in medicine. One of our primary goals is to educate ourselves and our peers about all the latest and greatest happenings in the world of medical bio-tech, and come together to discuss the incredible advances that are...

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