Editorial: Screendance Now

Jtubilee Editorial Electrocardiography then and now : where next ?

When the Cardiac Society of Great Britain and Ireland met for the first time its initial task was to set up a committee to define the best location for a single chest electrocardiograph lead. The recommendations were agreed with the American Heart Association and a joint report was published in both countries and republished in the first issue of the British Heart Journal.' At that time the ele...

Editorial III: Anaphylaxis and anaesthesia--all clear now?

Editorial: AAAI Is Now the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence

communities are becoming increasingly international. National scientific societies are evolving to serve their international constituencies, and in doing so, have come to reconsider their roles, their purposes, their images, their identities, their “branding,” and, consequently, their names. This is such an occasion for AAAI as it embarks on its second quarter century. AAAI’s membership has str...

On - chip flow cytometry : where is it now & where is it going ? Editorial

Flow cytometry is a powerful, high-throughput, single-cell characterization and sorting tool, which has a unique capability to provide fast and quantitative analyses of individual cells and physical separation of cells of particular interest from other cells [1]. In flow cytometry, the cell analyses are performed by passing a narrow stream of cells through a focused laser beam at a rate of thou...

Editorial: Outstanding Submissions to the AMIA Annual Symposium Now Featured in JAMIA

by gest on Jauary 6, 2016 ht://jam ia.oxfournals.org/ D ow nladed from The AMIA Annual Symposium is the premier forum for live presentation of scientific studies in biomedical informatics. Since its inception in 1976 as the Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care (SCAMC), the AMIA Symposium has showcased leading-edge informatics studies and promoted the exchange of ideas within a div...