Championing Physical Cultural Sciences

Championing medicine's marvel

The parents of 24,000 children in northern Pakistan refused to allow health workers to administer polio vaccinations in January, mostly due to rumours that the vaccine was an American plot to sterilize Muslim children, in spite of the region being one of only three where the real threat of polio infection remains, as a result of the extraordinary success of vaccination programs worldwide. The c...

Championing SME eCollaboration

Collaboration and eCollaboration are arguable necessities for firms in today’s economic age. Gone are the times when a firm could stand alone in the market warding off the competitive pressures of rival firms. Today, just the competitive forces of globalization alone are significant drivers to enable collaboration amongst rivals. The advantages of collaboration and eCollaboration for SMEs are p...

for Cultural Heritage, Social Sciences, and Humanities

Championing cardiovascular health innovation in Europe.

Michel Komajda*, Andrew Coats, Martin R. Cowie, Neville Jackson, Anders Svensson, Panagiotis Vardas; The Cardiovascular Round Table (CRT) European Society of Cardiology, Sophia Antipolis, France University of Warwick, Coventry, United Kingdom Imperial College London, Royal Brompton Hospital, London, United Kingdom Pfizer, New York, NY, United States of America F. Hoffmann-La Roche, Basel, Switz...

Inference for the physical sciences.

There is a disconnect between developments in modern data analysis and some parts of the physical sciences in which they could find ready use. This introduction, and this issue, provides resources to help experimental researchers access modern data analysis tools and exposure for analysts to extant challenges in physical science. We include a table of resources connecting statistical and physic...