Academics tackle epidemics
23 October 2007
David Robson on how modelling software is having an impact on monitoring the spread of global diseases
Robert Roe interviews MathWorks Loren Dean, on the use of AI in modelling and simulation
August/September 2007
In profile: ISC
23 October 2007
The DNA deluge
23 October 2007
Clare Sansom on how next-generation sequencing methods are creating challenges in the field of bioinformatics
Sploshing about in ponds, and other stories
23 October 2007
Felix Grant reports on how electronic equipment and scientific processes have modernised fieldwork
Breakthroughs in systems biology
23 October 2007
Linda Petzold, professor at the University of California and member of the US National Academy of Engineering
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