Editorial: Is software testing essential or accidental?

Editorial: Software testing in the United Kingdom

This special issue of STVR contains extended versions of three papers which appeared at SoftTest II: The Second U.K. Workshop on Software Testing Research, held at the University of York on the 4th and 5th of September 2003. The workshop attracted 21 paper submissions, of which 17 were accepted. All papers received at least three reviews from an international programme committee. The General Ch...

GUEST EDITORIAL - Challenges in Software Testing

The increased complexity of resolution enhancement technology (RET) at nanometer processes is significantly impacting lithographic yield. The major contributors to declining yields are smaller lithographic process window, increased sensitivity to layout topology in the lithographic process, and complex mask rule constraints that impact the application of RET. These issues must be addressed with...

Editorial: Work–Life Balance: Essential or Ephemeral?

Editorial: What Is Brain Mapping?

G20 World Brain Mapping Initiative (Neuroscience/N-20) is Putting Brain Mapping on the top of Global Economic Issues The Society for Brain Mapping, Therapeutics, and Brain Mapping Foundation are propelling therapeutic advances in Nano-Neurosurgery, Nano-Bio-Electronics, Artificial Intelligence, Neuro-Supercomputing and ‘cross-pollination’ among the bio-medical sciences and engine...

In hyperprolactinemia, testing for macroprolactin is essential.

Autonomous secretion of prolactin (PRL) by a pituitary prolactinoma is a relatively common endocrine disorder characterized by increased serum concentrations of PRL and symptoms of menstrual irregularity, infertility, and galactorrhea in women and impotence and lack of libido in men (1 ). These clinical symptoms are common, and measurement of serum PRL is a key investigation used to identify th...