Expanding and harnessing knowledge of the complexity of the "CAZome" is thus essential to understanding the complexity of the glycome.
The importance of this 'Learning from Nature' approach to understanding flooding tolerance mechanisms and harnessing this knowledge to develop crops with enhanced flood tolerance is illustrated and discussed here.
What's changing is access to information and knowledge management–harnessing the various sources of data we have to make it easier to find what we're looking for.
The most basic goal of clinical ethics is to improve patient care [ 51, 52], and the methods and knowledge harnessed by this discipline derive from the fields of clinical medicine and bioethics, biomedical and social sciences, health policy, philosophy, humanities, law, theology, and, more recently, population and information sciences.
It contributes to the development of teacher facilitation practices for implementing serious gaming and advances the knowledge of harnessing serious gaming in school education.
Older people in the UK contribute an estimated £61bn to the economy through employment, volunteering and caring, but many feel unrecognised: an overwhelming 92% of respondents to our survey don't feel older people's skills, knowledge and experience are valued and harnessed by society.
In Singapore, three ICT Masterplans for the schools (1999 2014) were developed and implemented by the Ministry of Education to prepare students for the knowledge economy by harnessing ICT to transform learners towards developing twenty-first century competencies and skills.
This is made possible as a result of the capacity of research collaboration to bring the productive spheres of research and innovation into an interactive mode thereby ensuring that tacit knowledge is harnessed for growth and development purposes.
Rather more worryingly, this technology and knowledge is being harnessed by corporations, policy makers and governments.
The bulletin will return on Wednesday 7 January The Guardian is launching a new survey, which aims to assess how well the UK is responding to demographic change – and whether older citizens' skills and knowledge are being harnessed.
