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The science of the sound of the heart
1 January 2005
Felix Grant 'sonified' his friends' heartbeats and found that young men respond to popular music's base rhythm, but young women to female vocals
January/ February 2005
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The beat goes on
1 January 2005
A well (or badly!) timed baseball to the chest can cause cardiac fibrillation. Ray Girvan explores how science is unlocking the secrets of the human heart
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LIMS AND ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION
1 January 2005
No laboratory is an island and laboratory software has to talk to enterprise resource planning software, as Mark Gonzalez explains
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Better records lead to faster science
1 January 2005
Electronic signatures can bring a ninefold increase in laboratory throughput, Peter Rees discovered. But first, companies may have to throw away popular software
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For functionality and security for externalised research, software providers have turned to the cloud, writes Sophia Ktori
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Robert Roe looks at the latest simulation techniques used in the design of industrial and commercial vehicles
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Robert Roe investigates the growth in cloud technology which is being driven by scientific, engineering and HPC workflows through application specific hardware
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Robert Roe learns that the NASA advanced supercomputing division (NAS) is optimising energy efficiency and water usage to maximise the facility’s potential to deliver computing services to its user community
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Robert Roe investigates the use of technologies in HPC that could help shape the design of future supercomputers