The Integrative Media Program will focus on the overlaps between technology and the arts, two arenas of study for which Carnegie Mellon is best known.
We present this collection of ongoing debates on the interlaced and interlocking arena of Native American studies and its complicated relation with Native Americans themselves.
And with his new book, "Ornamentalism: How the British Saw Their Empire" (Oxford University Press), Mr. Cannadine has provided new opportunities for argument, lobbing a provocative new thesis into the crowded, squabbling arena of empire studies.
In addition, the application of metabolomics to pathogens has opened a new arena for studying microbial metabolomics pathways while making use of genomic data.
Our study at the intersection of disease ecology and chronobiology opens up a new arena for studying host-parasite-vector coevolution and has broad implications for applied bioscience.
Previously, Nrxn1α HET mice were found to be hyperactive in an open field and lacked novel object discrimination (Grayton et al., 2013; Laarakker et al., 2012), a finding that was not replicated in our study, although our study used an arena of slightly smaller dimensions.
Women have moved into the traditionally male dominated arena of employment comprising, in this study, a similar proportion of full time workers as men.
In recent times, the arena of nanotechnology has been extensively studied by various researchers to overcome the existing limitations of calcium phosphates, mainly hydroxyapatite, as well as to fabricate nanostructured scaffolds to mimic structural and dimensional details of natural bone.
Many warn against seeing a "science of ethics" as the ultimate arena for the study of moral decision making.
We define policies as decisions made by those with responsibility for a given policy arena [ 26].This study is part of a bigger study that seeks to enhance our understanding of how we can improve uptake of evidence in health policy development in Uganda.
