Slowly opening door

Opening the door to innovation

Open innovation is the new buzz, with initiatives popping up left and right. Here, we give a personal perspective on a very successful, knowledge-driven innovation initiated in an academia- industry alliance, which culminated in technology platforms that enable the generation of therapeutic antibodies with novel properties. To start, we provide a general background on open innovation in the dru...

Opening the lungs: do it slowly, please.

Opening the door to epigenetics in PCP.

Tetsu Kinoshita* and Steven E. Jacobsen Plant Reproductive Genetics, Graduate School of Biological Sciences, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, 8916-5 Takayama-cho, Ikoma, Nara 630-0192, Japan. Department of Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology, University of California Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California, United States of America Howard Hughes Medical Institute, University of Cal...

Rattling the cage and opening the door.

I share with Poulin-Dubois and with Sabbagh, Koenig and Kuhlmeier the conviction that more research is needed on the mechanisms supporting selective social learning in infants and children. However, my plea is more specific: for research that tests domain-specific hypotheses about mechanism against domain-general hypotheses derived from other fields of cognitive science. Many, but not all, of t...

Opening Door Detection By Robot System Capstone Project

In this paper, I will apply a recognition function on an ROS Corobot system to detect whether Corobot will be able to pass through door by using several 2D image processing techniques. There are few key-points which are really important for me to solve this problem — edge extraction, light and effective elements of environment. The edge detection and light area will help me to locate the locati...