Inherent biocompatibility and cell signalling capabilities of peptides have led to development of a broad range of functional materials with potential for many novel therapies.
In recent years, some scientists have begun to suspect that faulty autophagy mechanisms contribute to the development of a range of diseases, including diabetes, muscular dystrophy, Alzheimer's and cancer.
That, in turn, led to the development of a range of hospital pharmacy management services, from staffing to consulting to complete outsourcing of the pharmaceutical function.
The Technology Fellow will gain a unique opportunity to help the YEI staff assess a wide range of new venture opportunities, as well as to work alongside founders of existing Yale student ventures, contributing to the development of a range of products and services.
This has led to the development of a range of methods under the general heading of human reliability analysis (HRA) to account for the effects of human error in risk and reliability analysis.
Safety and immunogenicity issues associated with viral gene therapy delivery and the limitations of physical delivery methods have led to the development of a range of nonviral delivery vehicles, including polymers, liposomes, or peptides, or combination thereof, to protect the DNA from degradation and ensure that it reaches the nucleus.
Recent advances have led to the development of a range of methods for the synthesis of finely engineered poly p-phenylene)s (poly p-phenyleneroved solubility and film-forming PPPserties.
We present a novel gender recognition algorithm, a modular eye centre localisation approach and a gaze gesture recognition method, aiming to escalate the intelligence, adaptability and interactivity of HCI systems by combining demographic data (gender) and behavioural data (gaze) to enable development of a range of real-world assistive-technology applications.
Vauquelin's discovery of chromium in 1797 and of the differently coloured compounds derived from it, led to the development of a range of new yellow pigments, the most popular being chrome yellow (lead chromate) [1].
Advances in optics and instrumentation over the past two decades have led to the development of a range of sources and detectors.
