Dr Doug Reuter: 30-9-1940 to 25-8-2013

The Binding Problem(s) 8/25/2010 9:38 AM

The neural binding problem (NBP) encompasses three distinct situations: feature binding, variable binding, and the subjective unity of perception. Feature binding involves associating the correct (visual) features with objects and is fairly well understood. Variable binding arises in natural language and other abstract thought; there are ingenious proposed models, but no experimental confirmati...

25 - IJBMRF20131100 Dr Sandip Mukherjee

Original Article AIMS: This study was proposed to investigate the association, if any, between nutritional status and work productivity in female tea pluckers of tea garden in Dooars, West Bengal. METHODS: All women who had worked as tea pluckers during the immediately preceding month excluding those who were pregnant, were recruited for this study. Socio-demographic variables, health and diet ...

Response to Doug Benn comments

25-30 Splenectomy

The present study was undertaken to evaluate glutathione and its related enzymes in beta-thalassaemia major and to elucidate the effect of splenectomy on glutathione metabolism. The study includes three groups, those are: healthy individuals (n= 35) taken as control, a group of beta-thalassaemia major children with intact spleen (n= 29) and a group of splenectomized beta-thalassaemia major chil...

ISSCC 2008 / SESSION 30 / DATA - CONVERTER TECHNIQUES / 30 . 8 30 . 8 A 6 b 0 . 2 - to - 0 . 9 V Highly Digital Flash ADC with Comparator Redundancy

Microsensor wireless networks and implanted biomedical devices have emerged as exciting new application domains. These applications are highly energy constrained and require flexible, integrated, energy-efficient ADC modules that can ideally operate at the same supply voltage as digital circuits. In many applications, the performance requirements are quite modest (100s kS/s). This paper present...