Making It Easier to Regulate Protein Stability

Making malaria deaths easier to count.

News Making malaria deaths easier to count Autopsy for medical purposes is illegal in Rwanda, so it is difficult to know how many people die of a specific disease. But a change in the law expected this year has spurred researchers to establish Rwanda's first postmortem programme that would start by helping with one of the most difficult of diagnoses in children: cerebral malaria. As the only Rw...

Making the Right Thing Easier to Do.

Making the Right Thing Easier to Do t the Care Management Institute (CMI), our guiding philosophy is to make the right thing easier to do, and the implementation of KP HealthConnect expands dramatically the possibilities for us to make this philosophy a reality. With the advent of KP HealthConnect, we have at our disposal new tools to answer our perennial question: How can we most effectively s...

With a little help for our thoughts: Making it easier to think for pleasure.

Can people enjoy thinking if they set their mind to it? Previous work suggests that many people do not enjoy the deliberate attempt to have pleasurable thoughts. We suggest that deliberately thinking for pleasure requires mental resources that people are either unwilling or unable to devote to the task. If so, then people should enjoy pleasant thoughts that occur unintentionally more than pleas...

Making it Easier to Discover, Re-Use and Understand Search Engine Experimental Evaluation Data

CellSs: Making it easier to program the Cell Broadband Engine processor

With the appearance of new multicore processor architectures, there is a need for new programming paradigms, especially for heterogeneous devices such as the Cell Broadband Enginee (Cell/B.E.) processor. CellSs is a programming model that addresses the automatic exploitation of functional parallelism from a sequential application with annotations. The focus is on the flexibility and simplicity ...