THE CUTTING EDGE TECHNOLOGIES IN COMPUTER SCIENCE: A REVIEW

Cutting Edge Technologies in Otology Field

With the recent breakthrough of science and technology, revolutionary changes are taking place in the medical environment. There has been much progress in the field of otology. Recently, endoscopic ear surgery technique has expanded the application and scope of the technique [1,2]. The development of information technology (IT) also affects medical education systems. Surgical training and medic...

investigating the integration of translation technologies into translation programs in iranian universities: basis for a syllabus design in translation technology

today, information technology and computers are indispensable tools of any profession and translation technologies have become an indispensable part of translator’s workstation. with the increasing demands for high productivity and speed as well as consistency and with the rise of new demands for translation and localization, it is necessary for translators to be familiar with market demands an...

Cutting-edge science and the future of tuberculosis control.

Tuberculosis (TB) is presenting new challenges as a global public health problem, especially at a time of increasing threats due to HIV infection, multidrug-resistant (MDR) and extensively drug-resistant (XDR) strains of Mycobacterium tuberculosis. In response to these challenges, the Global Plan to Stop TB advocates the development of new diagnostic tests, drugs and vaccines. In this paper we ...

the cutting-edge training modalities and educational platforms for accredited surgical training: a systematic review

background: historically, operating room (or) has always been considered as a stand-alone trusted platform for surgical education and training.however, concerns about financial constraints, quality control, and patient safety have urged the surgical educators to develop more cost-effective, surgical educational platforms that can be employed outside the or. furthermore, trained surgeons need to...

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