Paul Auster’s Post-9/11 Writing

Steganography: Why it Matters in a Post 911 World

Prior to the tragedy of Sept 11, 2001 steganography was barely known outside of academic and security circles. Now, it has become a much-reported element in one of the most significant events in the early 21st century. The ability to hide a text message inside a picture on a PC has gone from an interesting bit of trivia to a communications method possibly used by al-Qaeda as a means to covertly...

TRIPS - 911 System Demonstration

dynamically allocate resources to and make plans for solving problems as they arise in the world. The setting, Monroe County, NY, is considerably more complex than our previous domains (e.g. Pacifica, TRAINS), and raises new issues in knowledge representation and reference. Emergencies include requests for medical assistance, car accidents, civil disorder, and larger problems such as flooding a...

Why not call 911?

See related article, pages 1501–1507. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), approximately 15 million people experience a stroke each year, of which one third die and one third are permanently disabled. It was not until the mid-nineties that the advent of tissue plasminogen activator (tPA) offered a treatment option. One of the most important factors limiting the use of tPA is the 3-...

Post-Progressivism and the Body of Writing

An innovative training post in medical writing.

ST2 GP trainees at the Imperial College London GP Specialty Training Programme have the opportunity of amalgamating a 6-month general practice placement with an Innovative Training Post (ITP) of our choice. Rather than choose a more typical ITP such as rheumatology, oncology, or diabetes, I decided to explore the world of medical writing. Medical writing is not something most GP trainees will h...