Technology interactive

Nakhleh, M. B., W. J. Donovan, and A. L. Parrill (2000) Evaluation of interactive technologies for chemistry web sites Educational Materials for Organic Chemistry (EMOC). Journal of Computers in Mathematics and Science Teaching 19(4), 355-378. 

Pillutla, R.C. Goldstein, N.I. Blume, A.J. Eisher, P.B. 33. Target validation and drug discovery using genomic and protein-protein interaction technologies. Expert Opin. 

Two-hybrid protein interaction technology for target identification... 

Two-hybrid protein interaction technology enables isolation and characterization of potential drug targets by identifying specific proteins that bind with other peptides or proteins that are known to be part of a signaling pathway. This protein interaction technology is directed at ... 

The designing of advanced aptamer-based diagnostics and therapeutics requires aptamers with predefined kinetic and/or thermodynamic parameters of aptamer-target interaction. Technological limitations of aptamer selection methods have so far precluded selection of such aptamers. Two KCE methods, ECEEM and NECEEM,have been successfully used for the selection of aptamers with predefined Kd and kos of aptamer-target complexes. Conceptually, in ECEEM,... 

Systems, Bioinformatics, and Simulation Robotic Service Systems Biomedical Engineering and Interaction Technologies... 

Computing technology is increasingly used to support human purposes that require collaborative, contextual, analytic, personalized, and secure interaction in an expanding variety of real-world environments. To meet these requirements, computing and interaction technologies have broadened to support contexts of use that are social, mobile, embedded, and intelligent. 

Austin, L. S., Landis, C. O., and Hanger, Jr., K. H., Extending the continuum of care in congestive heart failure An interactive technology self-management solution, J Nurs Adm Sep 42(9) 442-446,2012. 

Human-computer interaction is an interdisciplinary science with the primary goal of harnessing the full potential of computer and conununication systems for the benefit of individuals and groups. HGI researchers design and implement innovative interactive technologies that are not only useful but also easy and pleasurable to use and anticipate and satisfy the specific needs of the user. The study of HGI has applications throughout every realm of modern life, including work, education, communications, health care, and recreation. 

Batinic, B., Reips, U.-D., Bosnjak, M. Online Social Sciences. The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Interactive Technologies. Hogrefe and Huber Publishers (2002)... 

Holtzblatt, K., Bums Wendell, J., Wood, S. Rapid Contextual Design. The Morgan Kaufmann Series in Interactive Technologies. Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, San Francisco (2005)... 

Mayhew, D.J. The Usability Engineering Lifecycle A Practitioner s Handbook for User Interface Design (The Morgan Kauftnann Series in Interactive Technologies). Morgan Kauftnann, San Francisco (1999)... 

The term Hxl describes the trend towards ubiquity and human experience in information communications technology (ICT) environments. Specifically, the x in the term HxF represents research from a number of disciplines that collectively enhance the factor of human interactivity . In this way, the Hxl Initiative s research is focused on augmenting the ability of humans to interact with information, with each other, and with their environments through the effective application of ICT [3]. This includes research into the development of innovative interaction technologies novel interactive visualisation approaches, ubiquitous computing environments, and integrated telepresence for cooperative work. 

Social spaces and interaction technologies appear (and disappear) with remarkable rapidity and force. Even ephemeral use often serves purposes and provides lessons. 

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