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Printed star charts that filled volumes have been replaced by software packages for home computers that map thousands of celestial objects and serve as interactive desktop planetariums.

The structure of the colipase fold is solved and it consists of short β-strands connected by loops and stabilized by disulfide bonds, resulting in finger-like structures, that may serve as interactive surfaces (van Tilbeurgh et al., 1999).

Press here: Metaio's Thermal Touch prototype uses a thermal camera to sense touch and a regular digital camera to track where the touch occurred, allowing many objects to serve as interactive touch surfaces.

Seated at glass-topped coffee tables that also serve as interactive computers, passengers can project images of masterpieces from London's National Gallery onto facing walls.

Cell-instructive hydrogels are attractive for skin repair and regeneration, serving as interactive matrices to promote cell adhesion, cell-driven remodeling and de novo deposition of extracellular matrix components.

Students developed a digital "guestbook" that would also serve as an interactive artwork.

This fall, Nickelodeon will introduce a separate app for Nick Jr. intended to serve as an "interactive play date" for its preschool-age audience.

There are five new rooms: four new galleries for American art, ceramics and works on paper; and a fifth, the Target Studio for Creative Collaboration, which will serve as an interactive work area.

Avida-ED has the potential to serve as an interactive and dynamic model of the complexity of evolution and as a unique opportunity for students to practice developing system thinking skills, namely, those of making connections among concepts at multiple scales of biological organization and of seeing the unifying patterns across different cases of evolution by natural selection.

The designers envision futuristic "nerve ribbons" that would serve as an interactive electronic graffiti board for people and the president to post their thoughts.

Once the building opens to visitors in 2012, the center will serve as an interactive educational resource for middle- and high-schoolers and the general public, using multimedia exhibits to explore the theme of peacemaking.