John Hunter, by JESSIE DOBSON, Edinburgh and London, E. & S. Livingstone, 1969, pp. xvii, 361, illus., 50s. This book demonstrates that rare achievement, a historical work which blends narrative skill with meticulous factual accuracy. John Hunter's life lends itself singularly happily to biography, but its attractive surface has led biographers of the past to become entangled all too frequently...

significant hurdles that are only just beginning to be overcome. Complex cell behaviors, such as migration, result from coordinated activity of several individual component processes. While considerable progress has been made in identifying molecules related to migration and elucidating the mechanisms by which they function in a component process, understanding the integration of these various ...

IN THE first half of the eighteenth century there were few general hospitals in which physicians and surgeons could carry out any kind of research and, although London was, even then, the Mecca to which ambitious men gravitated, many rose to distinction in the provincial towns, and some achieved national and even international recognition, making observations and performing research in isolatio...

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Cognitive modeling for games and animation explores the provocative but largely uncharted interface between computer graphics and artificial intelligence. That interface is now on the verge of explosive growth as a new breed of highly autonomous, quasi-intelligent graphical characters begins to populate the domains of production animation, game development, and multimedia content creation, as w...

John Raven is Boyd Baxter Professor of Biology at the University of Dundee. He studied botany at the University of Cambridge, and stayed on for a PhD in plant biophysics with an exceptionally insightful scientist and mentor, Professor Enid MacRobbie. His research at Dundee is centred on how organisms acquire and manipulate resources from their environment with particular emphasis on photosynthe...