Tiny Medicine, Big World

Can We Use Nanotechnology to Treat Cancer?

Could the next big change in cancer treatment actually be tiny? There are many reasons that cancer is such a difficult disease to treat. Scientists can either try to come up with new and better cancer medicines or they can find better ways for cancer patients to receive their medicines. This paper describes a possible new way to deliver cancer medicines using something called nanoparticles – ti...

Dwarf Frankenstein is still in your memory: tiny code reuse attacks

Code reuse attacks such as return oriented programming and jump oriented programming are the most popular exploitation methods among attackers. A large number of practical and non-practical defenses are proposed that differ in their overhead, the source code requirement, detection rate and implementation dependencies. However, a usual aspect among these methods is consideration of the common be...

Big Projects Targeting Tiny Pathogens

Big effects from tiny vessels: imaging the impact of microvascular clots and hemorrhages on the brain.

Big Data and Healthcare: Building an Augmented World

cial intelligence, the Internet of Things, automated composition engines, and robo-boss [4]—technologies not only made possible by big data but also used to create more big data. As healthcare is a field in which much interest has been directed toward big data and its utilization, business entities have been working diligently to break and develop new ground in this field. In Febuary of this ye...