Virtual bodies
8 May 2008
Paul Schreier examines progress towards accurate models built on the systems biology approach
Robert Roe interviews MathWorks Loren Dean, on the use of AI in modelling and simulation
April/May 2008
The software driving the petrochemicals industry
8 May 2008
Gemma Simpson looks at the key decisions made by petrochemicals companies looking for software
Towards a data analytic society
8 May 2008
Felix Grant on the use of statistics in the analysis of society
In profile: LabWare
8 May 2008
LabWare was founded in 1988, when it specialised in instrument automation solutions.
The universe in a desktop
8 May 2008
Carlos Frenk, Ogden professor of fundamental physics, University of Durham
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