Biomedical Computation Review

Fall 2006

Table of Contents

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Bringing Supercomputers to Life (Sciences)

Hannah Hickey

Microarrays: The Search For Meaning in a Vast Sea of Data

Kristin Cobb, PhD

In This Issue

A Review of the Review

David Paik, PhD, Executive Editor

Santa Fe Institute: Addressing Complexity

Louisa Dalton

Neurocomputation of Music, Faces and Belly Laughs

Regina Nuzzo, PhD

Simulations Find Possible HIV Achilles’ Heel

Louisa Dalton

Lung Tumors Recap Developmental Patterns

Kathy Miller

Proteins in Knots? NOT!

Kristin Cobb, PhD

Simulating Wheelchair Posture

Louisa Dalton

Brain Chips

Regina Nuzzo, PhD

Dimension Reduction and Manifold Learning: When Less Is More

Zachary Pincus

MEART: The Semi-Living Artist

Katharine Miller

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