Hopes Raised by Steam in 1840

‘Cleanse or Die’: British Naval Hygiene in the Age of Steam, 1840–1900

This article focuses on the consolidation of naval hygiene practices during the Victorian era, a period of profound medical change that coincided with the fleet's transition from sail to steam. The ironclads of the mid- to late- nineteenth century offered ample opportunities to improve preventive medicine at sea, and surgeons capitalised on new steam technologies to provide cleaner, dryer, and ...

Raised Challenges by NVRAM

New memory technologies impact various fields of computer science but it is hard to evaluate, as specialists of one scientific domain, what are these fields and how important is this impact. In this talk, I will present this problematics and I'll introduce the various themes that we will talk about during the workshop. Also, I'll give some examples of existing works that let me think that emerg...

Remediation by steam injection

The e-Theta Hopes

The largest class of hyperstructures is the Hv-structures, introduced in 1990, which proved to have a lot of applications in mathematics and several applied sciences, as well. Hyperstructures are used in the Lie-Santilli theory focusing to the hypernumbers, called e-numbers. We present the appropriate e-hyperstuctures which are defined using any map, in the sense the derivative map, called thet...

Hydropathy in England 1840-70.

As NEUBURGER' observed, the doctrine of the natural healing processes runs like a thin red line through the history of medicine. It is the purpose of this paper to describe a small part of this thin red line as manifested in the rise and acceptance of the Victorian system of hydropathy; it claims to be no more than a footnote to Neuburger's exploratory work on this subject. Warner2 has rightly ...