IHE Spring Issue #97

MIT International Review - Spring 2008 Issue

SiAiE OF iHE

In order to understand the current state of an art it is often necessary to examine its history to see how it evolved. In examining the growth and present state of scientific computing, as contrasted to the other three fields of this session, machine design, software, and business applications, I find that there have been, and are, significant differences-in particular scientific computation ha...

Introduction to the Special Issue on PACLING'97

The use of language is a fundamental capability of human intelligence and has been studied in various research fields. Among these fields, natural language processing focuses on computational mechanisms for understanding and processing natural languages, with an emphasis on practical applications. Some research results, such as word processing and machine translation systems, are now being acti...

Understanding DICOM and IHE.

ANOTHER REVOLUTION IS taking place in radiology. This revolution differs from the previous 2 decades in which digital computers began to dominate imaging. Although the 1980s and 1990s brought us computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, computed radiography, digital subtraction angiography, and softcopy viewing (filmless radiology), the emphasis today is on developing seamless communicat...

Volume 6 Issue 2 Spring 2006 A Closer Look

This issue of A Closer Look...may seem like somewhat of a departure for our office. Traditionally, we use the publication to spotlight progams or services that are immediately identifiable as student affairs-related activities. At first glance, academic advising just doesn’t seem to fit the mold. However, the Division of Student Affairs is closely involved with academic advising at UNCG. The Sp...