Rooms, views and ever-changing scenery

Views, change and changing views

European Journal of Information Systems (2006) 15, 239–240. doi:10.1057/palgrave.ejis.3000627 In the third issue of the 2005 volume of the European Journal of Information Systems, I introduced a new Editor’s View series to the journal, starting with mine (Paul, 2005). In this issue, I am pleased to present the second and third Editor’s View papers by the Editors of the Information Systems Journ...

Smart views in smart meeting rooms

Information presentation in Smart Meeting Rooms faces huge challenges due to the heterogeneity and dynamic of those environments. The characteristics of different devices, the heterogeneity of the display surfaces and the diverse applications, along with the aim of smart environments to support users in their tasks, pose new problems and challenges for the presentation of information. The aim o...

Dinosaur Extinction : Changing Views

I David Archibald is Professor of Biology and Curator of Mammals at San Diego State University. He received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley in 1977. He has written numerous articles, essays, reviews, and monographs on the systematics and evolution of early mammals, biostratigraphy, faunal analysis, and extinction. His fieldwork has taken him from the American West to Middl...

Parasite Diagnostics, an Ever-Changing World

Insulin Delivery: An Ever Changing Frontier

Insulin transport across vascular endothelial cells is the rate limiting step in its time action profile. Glucose uptake in response to insulin is estimated through different techniques and is influenced by insulin sensitivity of the tissue. Glucose clamp technique and minimal model imply an incremental increase in the levels of insulin in the ISF compartment evidenced by increase in glucose up...