A s medical education is moving toward translational agendas, physicians are encouraged to publish their clinical experiences. The stepwise approach briefly described below can be used as a tool by the novice author for successful publication of case reports and by senior faculty to mentor and enhance multiple competencies. Before 2005, I authored about a dozen publications during a 19-year per...

This paper is an adaptation to the WAYANG model of Indonesia of the ORANIG course paper authored by Horridge, Parmenter and Pearson. WAYANG is based partly on an earlier version of WAYANG documented by Peter Warr and associates, and uses the database devised by them, and partly on ORANI-G. The description of the model's equations and database is closely integrated with an explanation of how the...

Ever since my days as a graduate student in Berkeley, John Edsall provided a model for scientific rigor. In the 1960s, the authoritative volume by Edsall and Wyman, Biopyhsical Chemistry, was one of the rare books that covered a wide range of the topics of interest in this discipline, and its authors took on the aura of founding fathers. In addition, my thesis adviser, Howard Schachman, often r...

This paper investigates the problem of finding author interest in coauthor network through topic modeling with providing several performance evaluation measures. Intuitively, there are two types of explicit grouping exists in research papers (1) authors who have co-authored with author A in one document (subgroup) and (2) authors who have co-authored with author A in all documents (group). Trad...

This special issue of Computers & Graphics is devoted to Pervasive Computing and Ambient Intelligence and its relation to mobility, ubiquity and wearable computing. This is a rather exciting area because it entails an ambitious vision of the future in which computers adapt to people, instead of being the other way round, as it happens today. We will be surrounded by intelligent devices embedded...

1 Abstract—Historians of electrical technology deal routinely with inventions, inventors, theoreticians, large-scale sociotechnological systems, and corporate and institutional history. Yet one category of major contributor to the development of the discipline is rarely considered in detail: the engineering educator. This paper presents the contribution of one of the outstanding teachers of ele...

Copyright is held by the author/owner(s). CHI’13, April 27 – May 2, 2013, Paris, France. ACM 978-1-XXXX-XXXX-X/XX/XX. Abstract Human musicians have since long developed methods and formalisms for ensemble authoring and real-time coordination and synchronization of their actions. Bringing such capabilities to computers and providing them with the ability to take part in musical interactions with...

Female under-representation continues in senior roles within academic medicine, potentially influenced by a perception that female research has less citation impact. This article provides systematic evidence of (a) participation rates from the perspective published journal articles 46 Scopus medical subject categories 1996–2018 and (b) gender differences 1996–2014. The results show proportion i...

With the miniaturization of sensors, we have been witnessing the popularity of the sensor-build-in mobile devices over the past few years. This creates a new trend for next generation sensor networks: the crowd sensing networks (CSNs), which is expected to provide a promising platform for the acquiring of ubiquitous and participatory sensing data. With the involvement of a huge number of mobile...

We have developed a system for trained medical experts to curate patient authored text in social media posts (the process of manually reviewing posts to extract medical