Changing Face

Changing Face Of Robotics

Robotic technology has improved dramatically in the past decade, and applications are getting more exciting as well. Robots are cool again, and for engineers, designing the new generation of robots is one of the most exciting types of projects. While the prior generations stunned the world by sending men to the moon in the 1960s, this generation will soon make a robot dance better than Michael ...

The changing face of chemotherapy.

The historical development of antibiotics has been summarized. Three distinct phases are discernible. The first (from historical times to about 1900) involved mostly folk remedies. The second (1900-c. 1940) was ushered in by Paul Ehrlich's development of the concept of 'selective toxicity' and saw the establishment of arsenicals and sulphonamides. The third, lasting to the present day, started ...

The Changing Face of Supercomputing

0 ver the past decade, we have witnessed an extraordinary metamorphosis in the power and accessibility of supercomputing. The use of large-scale numerical computations to model complex physical and social processes was once limited to specialized communities focused around a handful of centralized, extremely expensive computing facilities. Now such techniques are known to researchers and engine...

The changing face of urology.

The changing face of dentistry.

Clinical Practice Over the next few years, I predict the introduction of a caries vaccine, hard tissue laser applications, anti-plaque agents, bonding agents and bonded materials as permanent as the tooth itself, and improved electronic anesthesia. Online databases containing treatment outcomes and guidelines of care will be utilized to enhance clinical decision making. From the patient’s persp...