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A healthcare informatics capstone presentation was held in the lobby of the Center for Healthcare Education, Sacred Heart University, Bridgeport, CT. Thursday, June 20, 2019.
Healthcare Informatics Capstone Presentation at the Center for Healthcare Education on November 29, 2018. Photo by Mark F. Conrad
The atrium is extended on the ground floor into a two floor high meeting space on the other side of the main staircase and lift scaffold. For the first four floors the main staircase runs up inside the scaffold. For the last two it moves out into the atrium space in order to provide extended public space on the top two floors.
[Technical Note: a very difficult place to photograph, firstly because of the scale, secondly because there are at least three different colours of illumination.]
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This is a collage created for Schools around the Globe project by my informatics group. Their view of this month's topic: fashion & clothes is:
Some of us seem to care about fashion more than others, but the general view seems to be that it's more important that you feel good in whatever you put on and that there's not much point in spending a fortune on clothes. A typical student at our school wears jeans, a t-shirt or a pullover, a jacket, sports shoes or trainers – casual clothes, not necessarily latest fashion.
Students lego avatars have been created using The Mini.Mizer www.reasonablyclever.com/mizers.html I was alerted to this site via Nik Peachy's blog.
A Healthcare Informatics capstone presentation was held in the lobby of the Center for Healthcare Education, Sacred Heart University, Bridgeport, CT. Thursday, March 28, 2019.
Sacred Heart University's College of Health Professsions hosted the Healthcare Informatics Capstone Poster Session on March 30, 2017. Photo by Mark F. Conrad
Informatics Forum 2008 designed by Bennetts Associates with Reiach and Hall, architects, and Buro Happold, engineers. Home to Edinburgh University researchers in Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Computer Science, and Systems Biology.
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It's not live yet, so that's why they covered it up (people were asking). From March 1st on this display should show the live occupancy of the various sections of bicycle parking at this spot. (Somebody give me that data…)
In the Netherlands having bicycle parking spots sensored has a higher priority than parking spots for cars. Cultural differences.
W. Parson (Univ. Innsbruck/Austria) talking about the EMPOP database as intersection of genetics, informatics & mathematics in relation to forensic relevance,
esp. explaining the difference d(m,n) of m(itoch.)DNA vs. n(ucleus)DNA
Informatics Forum 2008 designed by Bennetts Associates with Reiach and Hall, architects, and Buro Happold, engineers. Home to Edinburgh University researchers in Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Computer Science, and Systems Biology.
Informatics Forum 2008 designed by Bennetts Associates with Reiach and Hall, architects, and Buro Happold, engineers. Home to Edinburgh University researchers in Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Computer Science, and Systems Biology.
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Informatics Forum 2008 designed by Bennetts Associates with Reiach and Hall, architects, and Buro Happold, engineers. Home to Edinburgh University researchers in Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Computer Science, and Systems Biology.
www.building.co.uk/buildings/technical/bennetts-associate...
Informatics Forum 2008 designed by Bennetts Associates with Reiach and Hall, architects, and Buro Happold, engineers. Home to Edinburgh University researchers in Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Computer Science, and Systems Biology.
The Informatics Forum is the first building of the University's new Potter Row Development complex to be finished and opened.
An L-shaped open space surrounding a rectangular roofed space. The roofed space is edged with pillars, the unroofed terrace is edged with grasses, and with some flower beds round the corner to the far right.
Sitting in the shade after a few pink gins you might imagine you were in Dubai :-)
A view looking back at the Forum from Salisbury Crags can be seen here.
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Informatics Forum 2008 designed by Bennetts Associates with Reiach and Hall, architects, and Buro Happold, engineers. Home to Edinburgh University researchers in Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Computer Science, and Systems Biology.
Fig. 6 from Identifying Driver Genes in Cancer by Triangulating Gene Expression, Gene Location, and Survival Data, published in Cancer Informatics www.la-press.com/article.php?article_id=4647
Informatics Forum 2008 designed by Bennetts Associates with Reiach and Hall, architects, and Buro Happold, engineers. Home to Edinburgh University researchers in Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Computer Science, and Systems Biology.
This is a very special project as a part of a school assignment, but very close to my heart. This tree represents all conversations I've had over the last one week and my emotions during or right after. To me, this painting is a true peek into myself, about my life at the moment, what makes me happy or sad. This has a been a truly special project :)
Situated at a corner of George Square in Edinburgh, this new building, formally opened by Alec Salmond on 2008/09/03, houses the Informatics School of Edinburgh University. The building is constructed around a large interior atrium which spans the entire height. A view from the interior of the atrium of this same corner can be seen here.
[Technical Photographic Note: One of those large buildings with rather constricted hemmed in views. And in this position as you walk backwards you also walk downhill. Classic problem shot. The well heeled professional will use a tilt shift lens or even a tilt shift camera for this kind of work, and possibly even a MEWP. Each even more unpleasantly expensive than the last.
But today thanks to computational magic there are other less expensive ways of doing the job, such as pointing the camera up, software perspective correction to straighten out the verticals, and cropping. Computational magic in lens design has also recently given us some remarkably good modern zooms.
This is PTLens operating on an image taken with a Sigma 10-20mm at 10mm. Not quite right yet, but a promising start :-)
Based on the amount of cropping and perspective correction I estimate this could have been taken with an 18mm tilt shift lens, or in 35mm film terms 28mm.]
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Integration of biological and chemical informatics presents a real opportunity to address some of the most exciting and challenging issues posed by systems biology. Join us for a two day symposium sponsored by the BBSRC and Brunel University, where influential leaders in bioinformatics, chemoinformatics, systems biology and health, will
present the latest developments that are helping to shape this interdisciplinary field. This symposium is open to those working in the field, including academics, researchers, students and industry and will provide an excellent environment for delegates to participate in networking activities and developing collaborative, interdisciplinary research partnerships.
Participants at the Forest Information and Modelling Course held at Stellenbosch, November 1996.
Front: Lee Cunningham, Liz Goodrick, Brian Bredenkamp, Christoph Kätsch, Grant Rowe, Martin Engelbrecht, Bill Esler, Jannie Conradie, Carolyn Chadwick, John Deacon.
Middle: Charl Rörich, Marius du Plessis, Willie Brink, Mike Howard, George Fick, Johan Nel, Johan Erwee, Louis de Kock, Frank Knight, André Ackerman.
Back: Graham Baird, Willem Hattingh, Nico Mönnig, SW Engelbrecht, Anton Kunneke, Stiaan Wauts, Peter Gardiner, Grant Wallis, Murray Cubitt.