Pacemakers: the life-saving devices that keep our hearts beating strong. Discover the history, science, and future of this ...

December 7, 2006 The University of Portsmouth has opened a UKP4.85million high-tech teaching facility with computerised mannequins to train the health-related scientist of tomorrow. The new ...

We asked cybersecurity expert Bruce Schneier what he believes is a ‘grand challenge’ in his field for 2017 and beyond. Watch the animation above to discover his answer.

As the humble computer continues its march into every nook and cranny, it offers unprecedented capability to many household objects which one might have thought entirely adequate. Take for example ...

Two were rated at this level (Dakim and Lumosity). Our findings indicate some computerised brain training programs are backed by evidence in their claim to assist in promoting healthy brain ageing.

This course covers the key concepts of GxP computerised systems validation and compliance, including the key regulatory requirements and effective industry good practice based on GAMP®5. Computerised ...

Introduction It can be argued that technology, and computerised decision-support systems (CDSSs) in particular, takes away the “art” of clinical judgement in nursing practice, and that standardised ...

The project is being executed by electronic government directorate (EGD). In the project all the work of nine different hospitals and medical education institutes, in Pims would be computerised.

To investigate the role of computerised cognitive tests in the assessment and follow up of sports related concussions. Methods —Baseline measures on the Digit Symbol Substitution Test (DSST), Trail ...

Dave Martin who runs a 200 cow pedigree Holstein herd at Lords Plain Farm, Levens, Kendal, has been using a computerised mating program for the past eight years.

The market for wearable electronics continues to heat up with Sony filing a patent for a “SmartWig” device: a false hair piece complete with sensors for “providing data input” and capable ...

Most computerised tests of reaction time have millisecond accurate timing, allowing 1000 possible levels of performance within every second of recording. 6,11 It is therefore possible for a very mild ...