Fab Tree Hab Living Tree House This home concept is intended to replace the outdated design solutions at Habitat for Humanity. We propose a method to grow homes from native trees. A living structure is grafted into shape with prefabricated Computer Numeric Controlled (CNC) reusable scaffolds. 1. Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyTeam H.E.D. MOVIE: FAB QuickTime 1.4MBYouTube: Fab Tree Hab Video
Doctors, Nurses and the Paperwork Crisis That Could Unite Them Most important, the experience of nurses is often invisible to doctors, even though they typically work alongside them. There are examples of respectful working friendships on the front lines, but the legacy of hierarchy persists, and keeps us from focusing on our common struggles. Doctors would be wise to let nurses take the lead. Doctors, on the other hand, have no similar organizations, no national unions and little experience in activism on workplace issues. If so, those beliefs are collapsing, as most physicians are becoming painfully aware that no one will be spared, and that bureaucratic nightmares like electronic health records have impaired their ability to do their jobs well, much less enjoy them. The millions of us, nurses and doctors, who directly attend to patients want the best for them, and yet are prevented from caring by profiteering and gross inefficiency. The Times is committed to publishing a diversity of letters to the editor.
Search. Explore. Experience ? Apture Shutl myFontBook Knowledge Doubling Every 12 Months, Soon to be Every 12 Hours Knowledge Doubling Curve Buckminster Fuller created the “Knowledge Doubling Curve”; he noticed that until 1900 human knowledge doubled approximately every century. By the end of World War II knowledge was doubling every 25 years. Human Brain Indexing Will Consume Several Billion Petabytes In a recent lecture at Harvard University neuroscientist Jeff Lichtman, who is attempting to map the human brain, has calculated that several billion petabytes of data storage would be needed to index the entire human brain. Linear to Exponential Growth of Human Knowledge A transition from the linear growth of human knowledge to the exponential growth of human knowledge has taken place.. Author Clem Chambers, in a Forbes article on Amazon’s “Mechanical Turk” believes leading edge computer technology will be combined with artificial intelligence allowing collective problem-solving on a larger scale and the creation of vast amounts of data. Related Articles on IndustryTap: David Russell Schilling
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There are 25,400 scientific journals and their number is increasing by 3.5% a year More scientific and medical papers are being published now than ever before. Is it possible to be an expert nowadays, asks BMJ. Every doctor has an ethical duty to keep up to date. Is this just getting more difficult or has it already become impossible? Since Alvin Toffler coined the phrase “information overload” in 1970, the growth of scientific and medical information has been inexorable. There are now 25 400 journals in science, technology, and medicine, and their number is increasing by 3.5% a year; in 2009, they published 1.5 million articles. One response of the medical profession to the increasing scientific basis and clinical capacity of medicine has been to increase subspecialisation. I described my approach in 5 Tips to Stay Up-to-Date with Medical Literature: 1. 2. 3. 5 Tips to Stay Up-to-Date with Medical Literature The scientific journal through the centuries - a little bit of history from Health Librarian (HL) Wiki
CloudSplit - Real-time Cloud Analytics. Real-time spending insig Welcome to Aviary How Afraid of Watson the Robot Should We Be? -- NYMag Watson was just 4 years old when it beat the best human contestants on Jeopardy! As it grows up and goes out into the world, the question becomes: How afraid of it should we be? Illustrations by Zohar Lazar On the first weekend of January, many of the leading researchers in artificial intelligence traveled to Puerto Rico to take part in an unusual private conference. Part of what made it unusual was its topic: whether the rise of intelligent machines would be good or bad for people, something endlessly discussed by the public but rarely by the scientists themselves. The researchers in the audience found themselves presented with two propositions. Tegmark’s conference was designed to sketch that demon so that the researchers might begin to see the worries as more serious than science fiction. One good rule of thumb for life in capitalism is that if billionaires start to be alarmed about the ethical implications of the work you are doing, then you are doing something significant.
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