Session 4: Cell-Material Interaction

Cell-Protein-Material interaction in tissue engineering

Session 4: Machine Translation

About 2~ years ago, ARPA initiated a new program in Machine Translation (MT). Three projects were funded: CANI)II)E, built by IBM in New York; I,INGSTA'I~, built by Dragon Systems in Boston; and PAN(;I,()SS, a col laborat ion of the Computing Research Laboratory at New Mexico State University, the Center for Machine Translation at Carnegie Mellon University, and the Information Sciences Institu...

Session 4: Overview

Session 4: Natural Language

Collectively, the papers in this session are mainly concerned with parsing, semantic interpretation, and inference. Interest in these processes can be motivated if we recognize that the overall goal of the field of NLP is the manipulation of natural language in ways that depend on meaning. Parsing, the recovery of the linguistic or grammatical structure of a natural-language utterance, is of co...

Session 4: lymphoma genomics

Since the first introduction of a genome-wide screening technique, namely cytogenetic analysis of banded metaphase chromosomes, into the analysis of malignant lymphoma in the 1970s the detection of genetic aberrations in neoplastic lymphocytes and their precursors has significantly advanced our understanding of lymphoma biology. Consequently, the identification of recurrent genetic aberrations ...