When Your Device Loses Track of Time

Visuo-Motor Control: When the Brain Loses Track of the Eyes

In single-units studies, neuronal signals are recorded to assess their significance and, hopefully, their role in controlling behavior. A new study of neuronal signals associated with eye position helps to explain not only how the system normally works, but also how it sometimes fails.

EZH2 takes the stage when BRCA1 loses

www.landesbioscience.com Cell Cycle 3575 BRCA1 is a hereditary breast cancer susceptibility gene. BRCA1 germ-line mutation carriers have greatly increased lifetime risks for development of breast cancer. Strikingly, BRCA1 mutations are synonymous with incidence of basal-like breast cancer, with characteristic expression of basal cell markers, including cytokeratins (CKs) 5/6 and CK17. This uniq...

When Chasing Your Tail Saves Time

Modeling Workbench: Keeping Track Of Your Tools

Techniques abound for doing all types of modeling, but how do you manage the process, regardless of the tools used? This paper describes a new organization, The Resource Modeling Group (RMG), using a Modeling Workbench based on the work of W. Edwards Deming. Using Deming's Process Workbench Model provides the RMG with a well documented methodology for MVS capacity planning modeling activities. ...

Tracking the Untrackable: How to Track When Your Object Is Featureless

We propose a novel approach to tracking objects by low-level line correspondences. In our implementation we show that this approach is usable even when tracking objects with lack of texture, exploiting situations, when feature-based trackers fails due to the aperture problem. Furthermore, we suggest an approach to failure detection and recovery to maintain long-term stability. This is achieved ...