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Dr. Kormos is the Director of Education at MGH's John D. Stoeckle Center for Primary Care, where his current projects include implementing novel methods for patient education and developing education programs for primary care physicians.

Open-source software is especially appealing to academics, since it permits implementing novel methods into existing code with little effort, while allowing full disclosure of the underlying science; the lack of license fees and the ease of dissemination via public repositories are additional plusses.

Implementing novel method prototypes will be available to support grant applications and publication.

Scripts frequently combine other command line programs in order to perform a common sequence of computations or to implement novel methods.

Advances are being made in developing and implementing novel diagnostic methods, such as antigen-based diagnostic tests for the detection of B. pseudomallei in body fluids and culture media.

"In the United Kingdom, alone," Matthews says, "there were bids for 10 new image centers just last year, and each one will need physicists to implement novel imaging methods and engineers or mathematicians to focus on the problems of image analysis".

In the case of biomolecules, for instance, such bioactive substrates may open up interesting possibilities to implement novel purification methods onto a solid substrate (e.g., for antibodies or antigens), but also for cell patterning/sorting applications and for single cells studies.

Various MEMS-based microfabrication methods will be a key enabling technology in implementing novel and scalable ion traps for QIP.

Our mission is to train future research leaders to design and implement novel quantitative and computational methods that solve challenging problems across the entire spectrum of biology and medicine.

We implement these novel methods for modeling and computing the I-factor using the Java programming language.

Objectives: The Human Early-Life Exposome (HELIX) project is a new collaborative research project that aims to implement novel exposure assessment and biomarker methods to characterize early-life exposure to multiple environmental factors and associate these with omics biomarkers and child health outcomes, thus characterizing the "early-life exposome".