Speakers will address the importance of development in this area, the full spectrum of technologies currently under development, and the outstanding scientific challenges in assessing efficacy of these products in pre-clinical and clinical settings.
The Johnsons used the full spectrum of available technology and showbiz — black-and-white lantern slides of wild characters and beasts, song-and-dance numbers by Mrs. Johnson and their films, like "Headhunters of the South Seas" and "Wonders of the Congo" — to take audiences from Borneo to Africa.
A full spectrum of contest technologies in the Tullock family is accommodated.
Research in EECS at MIT comprises activities directed at advancing the full spectrum of these enabling technologies.
Japan is setting the bar globally for the full spectrum of applications and industries in clean technology, including microgrid technologies, "zero emission" buildings and nuclear energy, where the government is funding the development of "fast breeder" reactors that produce more fuel than they consume.
More and more of these technologies are already in the pipeline to align with the abovementioned waste streams; however, it may take another 20 years to develop the full spectrum of chemicals based on these technologies (Michael et al. 2011).
Our interest is in considering the full spectrum of responses to the climate crisis - from innovative technology in Silicon Valley to community organizing in the developing world.
At Duke, Dr. Calderbank works with researchers from the Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development, developing information technology that is able to capture a full spectrum of behavior in very young children.
Balaban would most like to see the technology used to produce extract that contains the full spectrum of tomato carotenoids.
Next-generation sequencing technologies enable probing of variation across the full spectrum of allele frequencies.
Next generation sequencing and advances in genomic enrichment technologies have enabled the discovery of the full spectrum of variants from common to rare alleles in the human population.
