Rapid Pace of Scientific Advancement

Advancement of Science and Its Popularization: Criticism of the Lack of Scientific- Promotional Publications

The advancement of science has long been the goal of wisdom. Throughout history, the publication of the works of scholars has been used as an instrument to promote science among those interested in knowledge. It is important to review the publications promoting science to understand the reasons for their gradual deletion from the promotion of science in Iran. In the past, the publication of sci...

Maternal immunization: opportunities for scientific advancement.

Maternal immunization is an effective strategy to prevent and/or minimize the severity of infectious diseases in pregnant women and their infants. Based on the success of vaccination programs to prevent maternal and neonatal tetanus, maternal immunization has been well received in the United States and globally as a promising strategy for the prevention of other vaccine-preventable diseases tha...

Sharing in or Benefiting from Scientific Advancement?

The intellectual property regimes we have currently in place are heavily under attack. One of the points of criticism is the interaction between two elements of article 27 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the widely discussed issue of being able to benefit from scientific progress and the less argued for position of having a right to take part in scientific enterprises. To shine li...

Implementing Radical Change: Gradual Versus Rapid Pace

Rapid advancement of spring in the High Arctic

of likely driving inputs: from layer 3 of a lower area, relaying directly to layer 4, and from layer 5 of the same lower area relaying, via the thalamus, mainly to layer 3. It is normally assumed that the hierarchical development of sensory representations is primarily constructed by the direct, ascending cortical pathways that represent a wider range of features at a higher level of precision....