Using herbal drugs is the common way for treatment of diseases in traditional and alternative medicine. These drugs have important role and strong cultural background among people in treatment of hyper-billirubinemia. It is necessary to evaluate the effect of herbal drugs by scientific methods. The goal of this study is evaluation the effect of common herbal drugs used in management of neonatal...

We paper present several new information technologies included in a recent survey of the ECfunded DigiCult project. It concentrates on radio frequency identification tags (RFID), innovative human interfaces, games technologies, virtual communities, virtual reality, robotic avatars and mobile communications. These technologies not only help in better organisation of the cultural and scientific h...

thousands of years ago yoga originated in india, and in present day and age, an alarming awareness was observed in health and natural remedies among people by yoga and pranayama which has been proven an effective method for improving health in addition to prevention and management of diseases. with increasing scientific research in yoga, its therapeutic aspects are also being explored. yoga is ...

The VHLab of CNR-ITABC and the School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts of UC Merced are developing new research projects oriented to the study and communication of cultural heritage through multiuser virtual reality applications, off and on line. Despite the great diffusion of applications based on social networking, the knowledge in this field is at its beginning: there are still few mu...

Mediatheque is an inclusive adaptation of library in which public could exchange information in practical way by applying contemporary technology. It is exerting a new method of bilateral exchange information between clients and sources through various media, which not only serve a faster data transmission than books and libraries but also are more efficient than the other services. This compre...

The fast development and wide application of digital methods, combined with broadened access to the Internet and falling computing costs, have created intense interest in electronic presentation and access to cultural and scientific heritage resources. Information technologies have offered cultural institutions new opportunities for the presentation of their holdings, which are now made accessi...

Demand among graduate and postdoctoral trainees for international research experience brings together students and investigators from increasingly diverse cultural backgrounds around the world. Educators in research ethics and scientific integrity need to address the cultural aspects of both science and ethics to help all trainees learn ethical practices for effective collaboration with a diver...

Among the actual cultural-heritage-related problems is the one of effectively managing and globally distributing digitized cultural (and scientific) information. The only feasible way to realize this goal is via the Internet. Hence, a significant issue to be considered is the adequate design of software applications which to realize brokerage tasks within the global space. However, due to the g...