Infrared Surveys: A Golden Age of Exploration

A Golden Age of Brain Exploration

Feature Open access, freely available online A rmed with billions of cells, elaborate circuitry, and a seemingly animate anatomy, capable of growing as it learns, the brain is a marvelously enigmatic organ. Much to the chagrin of those that study it, the brain remains perhaps too mysterious. Although genetic information exploded out of the Human Genome Project, it has been of little consequence...

A golden age of discovery.

Original ideas are needed in developing new interventions for psychosis, and computer-assisted therapy for auditory hallucinations is one such novel approach. As with any early-phase development, it will require further refinement and evaluation. There are now a range of ongoing studies into different intervention strategies and these promise to enhance the therapeutic potency of clinical psych...

Golden Rules for a Golden Age of Gas

ShapeShifting Documentary: A Golden Age

ShapeShifting TV denotes an approach to interactive television programmes that can adapt during delivery to the preferences of the active viewers. ShapeShifting TV is based on a declarative language called Narrative Structure Language (NSL) and is accompanied by a set of genre and production independent authoring and delivery tools. ShapeShifting TV was validated via a number of productions. A ...

Prevention: toward a golden age.

According to the World Health Organization reporting office, approximately 52 million human beings died in 1996, including 17 million from infectious diseases, 14 million from cardiovascular conditions, and 6 million from cancer. In 1990 also, there were 17 million deaths by infection. Today, compared to 10 years ago, we have fewer respiratory and diarrheal diseases, less measles, but more tube...