BIOPHYSICS: FinGering the Merchandise

Commentaries on “ Damaged Merchandise ? ”

An in ter est ing di a logue about the is sues raised by Gray and Salzman sur faced in the first round of re views, and it oc curred to us that this di a logue could be of value to the read ers of Hu man–Com puter In ter ac tion. We in vited a num ber of peo ple in the field to sub mit com men tar ies on the ar ti cle. These were re viewed and re vised, with all com men ta tors see ing each oth...

Trends in Canada’s Merchandise Trade

• Over the post-war period, Canada has become more and more integrated with the world economy through an increase in its export orientation, heavier reliance on imported intermediate inputs, and more exposure to foreign competition in its domestic markets. These trends have become more accentuated in the last decade under the impetus of the Free Trade Agreement and the diffusion of information ...

Repairing Damaged Merchandise: A Rejoinder

Our goal in writ ing “Dam aged Mer chan dise?” (DM) was not to have the last word on the sub ject but to raise an aware ness within the hu man–com puter in ter ac tion (HCI) com mu nity of is sues that we felt had been too long ig nored or ne glected. On read ing the 10 com men tar ies from dis tin guished mem bers of the HCI com mu nity, we were pleased to see that they had joined the de bate ...

Biophysics.

Computational Biophysics

Introduction/Group Overview The RLE Computational Biophysics Group is focused on understanding conformational changes in biomolecules that play an important role in common human diseases. The group uses an interdisciplinary approach combining computational modeling with biochemical experiments to make connections between conformational changes in macromolecules and disease progression. By emplo...