Form not Content Dictates the “Smart” City

Smart city ontologies: Improving the effectiveness of smart city applications

This paper addresses the problem of low impact of smart city applications observed in the fields of energy and transport, which constitute high-priority domains for the development of smart cities. However, these are not the only fields where the impact of smart cities has been limited. The paper provides an explanation for the low impact of various individual applications of smart cities and d...

Internet of Everything – Powering the Smart Campus & the Smart City Geelong’s Transformation to a Smart City

Ischemia dictates outcome, not symptoms.

There has been enormous interest in determining whether the presence or absence of symptoms of myocardial ischemia influence prognosis in patients with coronary artery disease (CAD). The concern has been predicated on the concept that the anginal pain associated with ischemia serves as a safety warning signal indicating the presence of myocardial ischemia and that the absence of a warning signa...

Foucault and the smart city

This paper critically analyses the concept of the ‘smart city’, focusing on uncovering the formation of a Foucauldian smart city ‘discourse’. Smart city developments and policies might be seen to support new ways of imagining, organising and managing the city and its flows. Alternatively, it might be argued that they seek to impress a new moral order on cities by introducing specific technical ...

Intraepithelial lymphocytes. Anatomical site, not T cell receptor form, dictates phenotype and function

The function and structure of the TCR proteins of intraepithelial lymphocytes (IEL) were examined using a panel of mAbs specific for TCR-gamma/delta. Three subsets of TCR-gamma/delta+ IEL could be detected with five mAbs, termed GL1-GL5. The mAbs were able to trigger lysis via crosslinking of the IEL TCR and all of the subsets were constitutively cytolytic. Immunoprecipitation of IEL TCR protei...