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Virginia Tech Quantum Information Sciences Symposium
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NASA’s Role in Putting Earth Science Information to Use in Decision-Making
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Leveraging U.S. Climate Assessment Research Gaps to Inform Science Innovation
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Ion Coulomb Crystals in Storage Rings for Quantum Information Science
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Quantum Information Science for Energy Sector Applications
Pittsburgh Quantum Institute 2022, Pittsburgh, PA, September 13-15, 2022
Overview of Quantum Information Science Research at NETL
Pittsburgh Quantum Institute 2022, Pittsburgh, PA, September 13-15, 2022
Quantum Information Science for Energy Sector Applications
TechConnect World Innovation Conference & Expo, Washington, DC, June 13-16, 2022
Resonant Cavity Enhanced Photodetector for Quantum Information Science Systems
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Advanced Machine Learning and Computational Methods: SMART (Science-informed Machine Learning for Accelerating Real-Time Decisions in Subsurface Applications) Phase 2
For presentation at the 2023 FECM/Carbon Management Review Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, August 28-September 1, 2023.
QCaMP: a 4-Week Summer Camp Introducing High School Students to Quantum Information Science and Technology
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The scope and direction of health informatics
Health Informatics (HI) is a dynamic discipline based on the medical sciences, information sciences, and cognitive sciences. Its domain can broadly be defined as medical information management. The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of this domain, discuss the current "state of the art," and indicate the likely growth areas for health informatics. The sources of information used in this paper are selected publications from the literature of Health Informatics, HI 5300: Introduction to Health Informatics, which is a course from the Department of Health Informatics at the University of Texas Houston Health Sciences Center, and the author's personal experience in practicing telemedicine and implementing an electronic medical record at the NASA-Johnson Space Center. The conclusion is that the direction of Health Informatics is in the direction of data management, transfer, and representation via electronic medical records and the Internet.
The Scope and Direction of Health Informatics
Health Informatics (HI) is a dynamic discipline based upon the medical sciences, information sciences, and cognitive sciences. Its domain is can broadly be defined as medical information management. The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of this domain, discuss the current "state of the art" , and indicate the likely growth areas for health informatics. The sources of information utilized in this paper are selected publications from the literature of Health Informatics, HI 5300: Introduction to Health Informatics, which is a course from the Department of Health Informatics at the University of Texas Houston Health Sciences Center, and the author's personal experience in practicing telemedicine and implementing an electronic medical record at the NASA Johnson Space Center. The conclusion is that the direction of Health Informatics is in the direction of data management, transfer, and representation via electronic medical records and the Internet.
NASA Tech Briefs, August 2010
Topics covered include: Technology Focus: Mechanical Components; Electronics/Computers; Software; Materials; Mechanics/Machinery; Manufacturing; Bio-Medical; Physical Sciences; Information Sciences; and Books and Reports.
NASA Tech Briefs, May 2002
Topics include: a technology focus on engineering materials, electronic components and circuits, software, mechanics, machinery/automation, manufacturing, physical sciences, information sciences, book and reports, and a special section of Photonics Tech Briefs.
NASA Tech Briefs, July 2002
Topics include: a technology focus sensors, software, electronic components and systems, materials, mechanics, machinery/automation, manufacturing, bio-medical, physical sciences, information sciences, book and reports, and a special section of Photonics Tech Briefs.
NASA Tech Briefs, August 2002
Topics include: a technology focus on computers, electronic components and systems, software, materials, mechanics, machinery/automation, manufacturing, physical sciences, information sciences, book and reports, and Motion control Tech Briefs.