Frontiers in Service Science

New frontiers in biologging science.

The term 'biologging' refers to the use of miniaturized animal-attached tags for logging and/or relaying of data about an animal's movements, behaviour, physiology and/or environment. Biologging technology substantially extends our abilities to observe, and take measurements from, free-ranging, undisturbed subjects, providing much scope for advancing both basic and applied biological research. ...

Some frontiers in social science.

The fundamental challenge in the social sciences is moving from complicated correlations to useful prediction. Progress usually reflects an interplay between theory, data, and tools. Six areas of innovation, principally data and tools, are now pushing at the frontiers of these sciences: longitudinal data, laboratory experimentation, improved statistical methods, geographic information tools, bi...

Frontiers of marine science

On 9-13 October 2010 early career scientists from the UK and Australia across marine research fields were given the opportunity to come together in Perth, Australia to discuss the frontiers of marine research and exchange ideas.

The battle for creativity: frontiers in science and science education.

Cultural frontiers in the mental health service.

The view we, as researchers and clinicians, take of mental illness depends not only on our attitudes and experiences but also on the actual place-that is, the physical facility and "catchment" area—that forms the base for our work and observations. Because cultural values very much determine the attitudes of society toward mental illness and mental patients, the right place to study these issue...