Cognition in HCI: An Ongoing Story

Cognition in Hci: an Ongoing Story

The field of human computer interaction (HCI) is deeply rooted in cognitive science. But can cognitive science still contribute to the newest developments? This article introduces the recent trends towards “embodied cognition.” Then research on image schemas and their metaphorical extensions is reviewed as an example of how understanding a special branch of embodied cognition can be useful to H...

TiO2 nanoparticle toxicity – an ongoing story

Classifying Lupus Nephritis: An Ongoing Story

The role of the renal biopsy in lupus nephritis is to provide the diagnosis and to define the parameters of prognostic and therapeutic significance for an effective clinicopathological correlation. Various classification schemas initiated by World Health Organization in 1974 have been proposed until the most recent update by International Society of Nephrology/Renal Pathology Society in 2004. I...

Symbolic It^ O Calculus in Axiom: an Ongoing Story Symbolic It^ O Calculus in Axiom: an Ongoing Story

Symbolic It^ o calculus refers both to the implementation of It^ o calculus in a computer algebra package and to its application. This article 1 reports on progress in the implementation of It^ o calculus in the powerful and innovative computer algebra package AXIOM, in the context of a decade of previous implementations and applications. It is shown how the elegant algebraic structure underlyi...

Twin registries: an ongoing success story.

grant application for a twin heritability and linkage study on the grounds that ‘twin studies were an outdated methodology with no scientific merit, publishable only in obscure journals if anything ...’. Neither Twin Research and Human Genetics nor any of the other peer-reviewed journals cited by the authors of this special issue warrants the term ‘obscure’. Rather than being ‘outdated’, twin r...