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UT Southwestern Researchers Develop Technique To Determine Protein Communication, Function
October 11, 1999 — UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas researchers have reported on their new mathematical formula to map the transfer of energy, the communication method of molecules, from one area of a protein ... > full story -
Statistician Keeps Health Scientists Ahead Of The Curve
January 29, 1999 — A Johns Hopkins mathematician has developed a new statistical tool called curve estimation, which helps public health researchers untangle complicated data sets on such issues as the rate of ... > full story -
Software Program Developed At Georgia Tech Adds New Capabilities To Decipher Genomes Of Higher Organisms
December 2, 1998 — A software program that has been successfully annotating the genes of common bacteria since 1992 is now capable of finding genes in higher organisms. It is particularly useful for finding human genes ... > full story -
Operations Research Prize Spotlights Secrets Of Lucent's Success
October 26, 1998 — Today Lucent Technologies received the INFORMS Prize, the highest honor given for an organization’s body of work in operations research, at the national meeting of the Institute for Operations ... > full story -
Los Alamos Introduces New Influenza Database
July 22, 1998 — Medical researchers around the world can now tap into the world's most comprehensive collection of genetic information about the influenza virus. The new database will help scientists understand ... > full story -
Computer-Based Weather Forecasts Turn In Good Showing
May 22, 1998 — Can a computer program win a weather forecasting contest? Not yet, but a Penn State statistical weather forecasting program did beat the consensus forecast in the 1996-97 National Collegiate Weather ... > full story -
Computer Software Grades Essays Just As Well As People, Profs Announce
April 21, 1998 — New computer software can grade the content of essay exams just as well as people and could be a major boon in assessing student performance, researchers at the University of Colorado at Boulder and ... > full story
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