One Small Step for Manuals: Computer-Assisted Training in Twelve-Step Facilitation

Deep Blue: One Small Step for a Computer

Can a machine beat the human World Chess Champion in a match? This question had been around even before the existence of electronic computers, and the problem of creating such a computer had been one of the toughest problem in computer science. In 1996, Deep Blue proved that computers can beat the human World Chess Champion in a single game, and in May 1997, Deep Blue finally proved that comput...

One small step…

This editorial introduces the new, online, open-access journal Research Involvement and Engagement. The journal considers manuscripts on any aspect of the engagement or involvement of patients, carers or members of the public in design, delivery and dissemination of research in health or social care. We support the involvement of patients in the production of the journal, as co-authors, as revi...

One step forward

One step forwards, one step back.

One small step at a time.

By Kirsten Conover Perception sometimes overrides the reality of a situation, especially within the realm of golf course maintenance. Green speed is an example of this phenomenon within golf. An example outside of golf is the idea that golf courses are bad for the environment and are major abusers of fertilizer and water. This perception is a stubborn idea that continues to persist despite data...