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personalpages.manchester.ac.uk/staff/howesa/default.htm
Andrew Howes (Andrew.Howes at mbs.ac.uk
Professor Andrew Howes is a cognitive scientist interested in Human-Computer Interaction. His recent work focuses on a framework for explaining behaviour in terms as strategic adaptation to subjective expected utility given psychological and environmental constraints. He is also interested in tools for predicting human performance in time-pressured work environments
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bob.olin.wfu.edu/~web
» Welcome Page Computational Molecular Biophysics at WFU
Computational Molecular Biophysics at WFU Welcome Page Welcome Page Posted in April 16th, 2008 Welcome to web pages of Dr. Freddie Salsbury and his research group at Wake Forest University . Dr. Salsbury is an associate professor at Wake Forest University, in the department of Physics primarily with a cross-appointment in Cancer Biology, and is a member of the NCI-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center at WFU, and the Center for Structural Biology. He also directs the Interdisciplinary
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ece.uwaterloo.ca/~smatsuba
Stephen N. Matsuba - Home Page
Stephen Naoyuki Matsuba ABOUT ME | WORK | OBSESSIONS | BLOG | CONTACT I was born on 14 March, '59 in Vancouver, Canada. I received my B.A. and M.A. in English Literature at the University of British Columbia, and also attended York University (Toronto, Canada) where I worked on a Ph.D in Computational Linguistics and English Literature. Along the way, my interests shifted from the literary to the technological. I began work in computational linguistics
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xochitl.matem.unam.mx/~javier
Javier Cano
Javier Cano I'm a Ph.D. student on Computer Science at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México. I'm supervised by Jorge Urrutia, from UNAM and Ferran Hurtado, from UPC. My main research interest areas are: Algorithms, Data Structures, Computational and Discrete Geometry, and Graph Theory. I'm a geek; I love Math, Logic, Computers, Combinatorics, Science, Geometry, Sci-Fi, Japanese Culture, Cooking and Rock Music. I can play bass guitar and speak in Japanese. I know vast variety
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ghastlyfop.com/blog
Flags and Lollipops | Hacks, apps and science publishing miscellany
Flags and Lollipops Hacks, apps and science publishing miscellany Skip to content HomeAbout ? Older posts EPUBs beyond the PDF Posted on January 26, 2011 by stew Martin Fenner wrote an interesting post about EPUBs after they came up at the Beyond the PDF workshop organized by computational bio hero Phil Bourne and Elsevier?s Anita de Waard. We?ve been working with scholarly content in EPUBs for about a year at NPG now. An internal web service generates them automatically from