Galileo's scientific activity

Activity Detection in Scientific Simulations

Today's state of the art simulations generate high-resolution data at an ever-increasing rate. Such simulations produce data with billions of mesh points (or voxels) for each timestep and thousands of such timesteps with multiple variables. Time-varying data can easily reach peta-and exa-byte scale. Visualizing these massive data sets is still an ongoing problem. Even after visualizing this dat...

Physical activity in older individuals: scientific evidence

Scientific evidence indicates that regular physical activity slows the rate of decline of most physiological agerelated parameters associated with health, fitness and quality of life [1]. Senior athletes provide an ideal model for successful aging. Although most of the information derives from individual closed-skill sports, little information is available regarding the motivation to sport part...

From Activity to Gestures and Scientific Language

Gestures may provide the long sought-for bridge between laboratory experiences in science and scientific discourse about abstract entities. In this article, we present our results of analyzing students’ gestures and scientific discourse by supporting three assertions about the relationship between laboratory experiences, gestures, and scientific discourse. Gestures arise from the experiences in...

I – Scientific Activity during Your Fellowship

Xxxiii. Conference of Student’s Scientific Activity

Let us introduce the abstracts presented at the XXXIII. Conference of a Student Scientific Activities given annually by Medical Faculty of Palacky University in Olomouc and The Medical Students Club. This time it is the very first chance to present our work in a journal published in English. For a student who is interested and active in a field of science this is a great oportunity to show the ...