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Researchers Demonstrate First Example of a Bioresorbable Electronic Medicine

Researchers at Northwestern University and Washington University School of Medicine have developed the first example of a bioresorbable electronic medicine: an implantable, biodegradable wireless ...

Electronic Arts Partners With James Cameron-Backed Stability AI for Game Developer Tools That Serve as ‘Smarter Paintbrushes’

Electronic Arts is excited to announce a partnership with Stability AI, to co-develop transformative AI models, tools, and ...
EDN

Virtual prototyping boosts model-driven Design for Six Sigma methodology: Part 3 of 3 – Design example: Electronic throttle control

Part 1 of this 3-part series described how a model-driven development process and virtual prototyping tools help address the challenges of implementing a DFSS methodology in a complex automotive ...
Game Rant on MSN

Electronic Arts is Pushing Devs to Use AI, and They're Not Happy

Electronic Arts is reportedly pushing its employees to use artificial intelligence, and they are not happy with the recent ...
Electronic Design

Double, Double, Toil and Troubleshooting: Share Your Worst (Best?) Example of Diagnosing a Technical Glitch & You Could Win $500

Witches with their warty green faces and ominous cackling—like those huddled around a bubbling cauldron in Shakespeare’s Macbeth—may not seem to have all that much have in common with engineers. But ...
JSTOR Daily

ANALYSES OF PREVENTIVE CARE MEASURES WITH INCOMPLETE HISTORICAL DATA IN ELECTRONIC MEDICAL RECORDS: AN EXAMPLE FROM COLORECTAL CANCER SCREENING

Yingye Zheng, Douglas A. Corley, Chyke Doubeni, Ethan Halm, Susan M. Shortreed, William E. Barlow, Ann Zauber, Tor Devin Tosteson, Jessica Chubak The Annals of ...
JSTOR Daily

A Software Platform to Analyse the Ethical Issues of Electronic Patient Privacy Policy: The S3P Example

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract Paper-based privacy policies fail to resolve the new changes posed by electronic healthcare. Protecting patient privacy through electronic ...