The general ingredients of any given day in the advertising industry are our relationships with clients, our ideas, delivering our ideas, our people, competing, winning and losing (and dealing with both) financials, partners, experimenting, finding new talent and technology in all its glorious forms.
Now, in a paper published in the BMJ, Stephen Morris (Professor of Health Economics at University College London) and colleagues report on the experiment, finding that centralisation of services saves lives.
The mouse experiments' finding that angiostatin and radiation were far more effective in combination than was either agent alone would, if applicable to humans, be important for therapists.
The researchers also scanned the people's brains during experiments, finding that a good mood altered brain activity and promoted an insight-friendly neural environment.
The Altair may have been frustrating, but it drove the nerds to experiment, finding real uses for the useless box, turning it from a curiosity to a computer.
A scientist faces many challenges when building an experiment: finding the right program to use, the adequate parameters to tune, managing input/output data, building and reusing workflows.
Although they've had limited success in petri dish experiments, finding a drug that works well in live animals has been tough.
Different from the experiments finding the correspondences between the shapes in "R-histogram for shape matching" section, here, the task is to discover the matched objects with maxima corresponding shape pairs.
This first "study in scarlet" triggered a host of other experiments, finding similar results with football penalty shooters, for instance: they are less likely to score if the goalie is wearing red.
The investigation also challenged the team's contention that it had used only 427 oocytes for its experiments, finding that the researchers had received 2061 human oocytes from four hospitals between November 2002 and November 2005 (ScienceNOW, 10 January).
Similarly, the psychology experiments finding differences in split-second reactions to images of people of different races might reveal racism.
