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2010 Reference Core Clinical Collection: Essential overviews of globally important diseases

Access the entire collection anytime for $50.00. Or purchase seminars individually for $19.95. Acute hepatitis C Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia Acute myeloid leukaemia Acute myocardial infarction Acute pancreatitis Acute renal failure Adult epilepsy Advances in leishmaniasis Age-related macular degeneration Alcohol-use disorders Alzheimer’s disease Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis Ankylosing spondylitis Asthma in older adults Atrial fibrillation: strategies to …

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Review (Preliminary): Atlas of Science–Visualizing What We Know

Katie Borner MIT Press to release 31 October 2010 On sale for just under $20–this is a BARGAIN. Review “Science is a voyage of discovery and Katy Börner has provided its first atlas. This excellent book offers a compendium of all that is best in explaining visual maps of our scientific knowledge.” —Michael Batty, University …

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Call for Papers: Deadline 31 Dec 09 Nature-Inspired Collective Intelligence in Theory and Practice

Special Issue on: NATURE-INSPIRED COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE IN THEORY AND PRACTICE Call for papers – Special issue: Data Mining for Software Trustworthiness Call for Papers – Special Issue: Virtual Agent and Organization Modeling: Theory and Applications? Call for papers – Special issue: Nature Inspired Collective Intelligence Call for papers – Special Issue on BIO-INSPIRED AMBIENT INTELLIGENCE …

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Review: Understanding Knowledge as a Commons–From Theory to Practice

Almost a Three–Ambitious Title, Narrow Focus November 29, 2009 Charlotte Hess An MIT publication from 2007, this is actually knowledge from the 2000-2004 timeframe, and it is annoying narrow knowledge written from legal-economic point of view. Well-intentioned, no doubt, this is not the “inter-disciplinary” work that it claims to be, and I demonstrate restraint in …

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