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Issue: # 08, August 2010

Working out of the general scheme of synthesis of predesign anthopometrical 3D-model of the patient for maxillofacial surgery
# 08, August 2010
author: Dyomina A., I.
For last two decades there was a wide spectrum of methods of the beam diagnostics, allowing to receive the detailed information on structure, properties and features of functioning of various members of the body by the qualitative analysis of biomedical images. Until recently the analysis of biomedical images has been based on badly formalized heuristic methods
Linear and angular dimensions optimization of one-section and two-section manipulators based on parallel kinematics
# 08, August 2010
authors: Volkomorov S., V., Karpenko A.,P., Leletko A. M.
One-section and two-section manipulators based on parallel kinematics “hexapod” mechanism are considered. Linear and angular dimensions optimization problem is set. Minimal guaranteed suppleness of construction under applied force is used as criterion of optimality. The research is carried out by means of MatLab software system. MatLab program implementing SQP optimization method is used for solving the optimization problem. Mathematical models of manipulators are obtained by means of MatLab/Simulink system.
Efficiency investigation of the bees algorithm into global optimization problem
# 08, August 2010
authors: Grishin A., A., Karpenko A.,P.
This paper presents the bees algorithm into global multidimensional optimization problem. We state biological foundations of the algorithm, shame of used method version and structure of corresponding Python program. We present also results of wide parametric investigation of method efficiency. The investigation carries by help of multidimensional test functions, which belong to three function sets - single-extremum functions, multi-extremum functions having not many extremum, multi-extremum functions having a lot of extremum.
Structuring the computing and building of computation
# 08, August 2010
authors: Wolfengagen V. E., Ismailova L. Yu., Kosikov S. V.
Computing and its development sets up the range of questions on the most part from which answers either are incomplete, or unknown. Some of them: what is ‘computation’? What is ‘information’? What is possible to learn, using computing? What cannot be learned, using computing? – have fundamental value. In the present work the main attention is given to finding-out of technological features of computations with objects. Their interaction is considered in applicative environment that allows finding out the internal structure of usual operations which knowledge allows understanding of their properties. The choice of initial constant entities, considered as primary and referred as combinators is discussed. These initial entities are used as the basic “building blocks”, entering in applicative environment in interaction with each other. This interaction results in the constructs, giving representative sets of usual operators and to the embedded computing systems
Mehaniko-mathematical model of a cross-section-striped muscle
# 08, August 2010
authors: Galiamova E. V., Guskov A., M., Syuzev V., V.
In article the new approach to modelling of parametres of the human muscle describing a condition of a muscle (weakened or strained) is offered. The universal curve gives possibility to compare various muscles in relative units, as
Semirealistic simulation of inertial/satellite navigation system sensors
# 08, August 2010
author: Tereshkov V., M.
In this paper a software environment is proposed for the semirealistic simulation of airborne strapdown inertial/satellite navigation system sensor measurements. In contrast to the existing ones, the suggested environment is capable of automatic error model parameters identification for gyros, accelerometers and the GNSS receiver after the system is tested onboard a land vehicle.
Adaptive classificator of multidimensional non stationary signals based on dynamical patterns analysis
# 08, August 2010
authors: Trofimov A., G., Skrugin V., I.
The problem of multidimensional non-stationary signal classification is considered. The method of signal feature vector construction based on analysis of dynamical patterns is described. The neural network approach is proposed to use for classification in feature space. The results of experimental researches of developed algorithms for applied problem of electroencephalograms recognition are described.
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Foreign education

SCOTLAND: Universities spread to Middle and Far East
# 08, August 2010
Scottish universities are breaking new ground this summer - literally - as work begins on Heriot-Watt's bespoke £35 million (US$55.7 million) campus in the Middle Eastern state of Dubai, writes Jackie Kemp for The Guardian. Glasgow Caledonian has opened a campus in London to help it to attract international postgraduates and, also this year, a nursing college in Bangladesh. Napier University has opened a biofuel research centre in Hong Kong within the last few months and an office in India last year.
High definition diagnostic ultrasonics on the nanoscale
# 08, August 2010
Scientists and Engineers at The University of Nottingham have built the world's smallest ultrasonic transducers capable of generating and detecting ultrasound.These revolutionary transducers which are orders of magnitude smaller than current systems - are so tiny that up to 500 of the smallest ones could be placed across the width of one human hair.
AUSTRALIA: Latin American students wooed
# 08, August 2010
During the past six years, Australia has had rapid success in recruiting students from a relatively new market: Latin America, writes Janaki Kremmer for The Chronicle of Higher Education. Since 2004, enrolment of students from the region has risen from 7,000 to 34,000.
CANADA: Rented textbook option gains ground
# 08, August 2010
Students at Carleton University in Ottawa will have the option of renting their textbooks from the beginning of the upcoming semester, reports CBC News.The school's bookstore is one of six across Canada trying out Rent-A-Text, which has been a successful programme in the United States, where it has helped to reduce student study costs.
CHINA: Phd quantity surpasses quality
# 08, August 2010
With a rapid increase in the number of Chinese graduates enrolling in PhD programmes in the past decade, it seems the quality of education doctoral students receive is falling short, writes He Dan for the official agency Xinhua.The survey, which interviewed 1,392 PhD candidates, degree holders, professors and employers, found several flaws in postgraduate education, especially PhD programmes, in the country.
ISB plans MBA in the Punjab
# 08, August 2010
The Indian School of Business will enrol more than 200 students on its new campus in Mohali, Punjab in April 2012, following the beginning of construction work there this month. The 70-acre campus, which will be completed by March 2010, will be ISB’s second campus in India - the school established its first campus in Hyderabad in 1999 with the help of international business schools such as Wharton, Kellogg and London Business School.
Elite program for young researchers proposed
# 08, August 2010
Sweden's higher education and research minister proposed launching an elite program for young scientists on Wednesday, citing the need to improve Swedish research.In an article on Dagens Nyheter's opinion page on Wednesday, Krantz wrote that the proposed elite program would give young researchers the chance to receive good funding for a certain amount of time and greater freedom to develop their research.Scientists will be recruited from different scientific disciplines. When fully developed, the program is expected to include around 100 scientists. The inspiration for the proposal comes from a similar project in the US, which has produced good results.
Lund reviews foreign student admissions
# 08, August 2010
Lund University in southern Sweden has introduced a separate admissions process for foreign students after criticism that the current system discriminates against even those with top grades.Criticism has mounted in both Sweden and Denmark during the summer over the new admissions system introduced in time for the autumn term 2010.The criticism has partly concerned the fact that applicants with foreign qualifications end up in their own quota group which is at times so small that few, or even none, get accepted, despite sound merits.
 
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