EU antitrust in support of the Green Deal. Why better is not good enough

Big Deal - good deal? Or is there a better deal?

Why WFQ Is Not Good Enough For Integrated Services Networks

Weighted Fair Queueing has received a lot of attention in the research community recently. In fact, the IETF has proposed to use WFQ as a basic building block for future integrated services networks. The reason for such a great interest is that it closely approximates a hypothetical uid model discipline called Generalized Processor Sharing (GPS), which provides a conceptually ideal building blo...

Why empiricism is not enough.

Those involved in the improvement science community have much to celebrate as more resources become available to improve patient safety. Professor Kathleen Steven’s letter in this issue reminds us there is still much to do and that progress depends on building the scientific basis for improved patient safety and health outcomes. Professor Stevens’ letter builds on Professor Pearson’s promotion ...

Why is a “Good Abortion Law” Not Enough? The Case of Estonia

There are various ways to critically discuss abortion. Constructing or finding the most suitable analytical framework-whether rooted in legal formalism, socio-legal considerations, or comparativism-always depends on the country of subject and whether the analysis is for litigation, advocacy, or more theoretical purposes. This paper offers a model for analyzing abortion in Estonia in order to co...

“ Good Enough ” is not Good Enough : Challenges of Social Interaction in Video - Mediated Telepresence

As video-mediated communication reaches broad adoption, improving immersion and social interaction are important areas of focus in the design of tools for exploration and work-based communication. Here we present three threads of research focused on developing new ways of enabling exploration of a remote environment and interacting with the people and artifacts therein.