Meeting Needs for Heavy Elements

Meeting the needs!

This year, the CPGs Task Force of IPS led by Prof. Shiv Gautam as Chairperson, Prof. Ajit Avasthi as Co‐Chairperson and Dr. Sandeep Grover as Convenor has developed the CPG to serve as an evidence‐based framework for practitioners’ in clinical decision‐making. I hope these guidelines become among the most comprehensive, evidence‐based CPGs for these disorders. It summarizes treatment recommenda...

Meeting customer needs

The concept of the Service Oriented Infrastructure (SOI) is not just the result of technological advance; it has been stimulated by the needs of organisations. The modern organisation is seeking to efficiently utilise its information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure, while at the same time ensuring that components of the infrastructure can be substituted and augmented dynamica...

Cancer survivorship: meeting psychosocial needs.

Attention to issues unique to cancer survivorship has increased in recent years as the number of cancer survivors has grown. In 2004, the latest year with complete statistics in the United States, an estimated 10.8 million cancer survivors represented approximately 3.7% of the population (Ries et al., 2007). The cancer sites with the highest frequency of survivors were breast (22%), prostate (1...

Bundles: meeting clinical information needs.

Computing Heavy Elements

Reliable calculations of the structure of heavy elements are crucial to address fundamental science questions such as the origin of the elements in the universe. Applications relevant for energy production, medicine, or national security also rely on theoretical predictions of basic properties of atomic nuclei. Heavy elements are best described within the nuclear density functional theory (DFT)...