Dinah JL Novak
Contributing Writer
Information in the 21st century - A. G. Delgado
Years of hard work within investigative journalism (online, print and TV ), scientific research and academics (BA and BSc) have provided me with a professional background in biomedicine, biophysics, sociology, current affairs, international relations, security, AI (artificial inteligence), robotics, and new technologies.
One of my aims is to be a bridge between the academic community and the rest of society, and writing for all audiences is a perfect tool to comply with such target.
It is by sharing knowledge and maintaining human ethos that we can contribute to shape evolution.
Latest Articles
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Quantum Dots: New Clinical Appications
Quantum dots are being most commonly used in physics and in the biomedical industry for theranostics (therapeutics and diagnostics).
May 7, 2012
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Problems in the Coordination of Movement and Speech Impairment
A condition known as a ataxia can cause complications in the coordination of movement and/or paralysis, as well as speech and/or swallowing impairment.
Apr 9, 2012
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Suspended Animation, a New Medical Approach to Restore Health
Scientists are investigating sending civilians, astronauts and members of the military into hibernation in order to cure disorders and restore traumas.
Mar 25, 2012
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Artificial Blood Soon a Reality
Researchers in the UK and USA are close to manufacturing synthetic human blood using stem cell therapy and nanotechnology
Jan 5, 2012
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Robots Assisting Humans, RCC will transform ICT into ICRT
In less than ten years, our society may experience a leap in technology within the robotics sector, converting Europe into a world robot supplier and user.
Dec 25, 2011
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Nanotechnology to Control and Prevent Illnesses: the GA project
Microdevices built with electromechanical nanosensors with zero power requirements will be embedded in fabrics to assist us from infancy through to old age
Dec 6, 2011
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Computers and Medicine: The Human Brain Project
The unification of computers, neuroscience, neuromorphic computing, neuroinformatics, cognition and behaviour and mathematics will change medicine forever
Nov 27, 2011
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Ageing and Increase of Lifespan, Part 2
The ageing of cells implicates not only telomere shortening, but also DNA damage such as oxidative stress and other morphological cellular changes
Nov 13, 2011
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Ageing and Increase of Lifespan Part 1
Fighting against ageing: a first article about ageing and lifespan increase from a cellular and molecular perspective.
Oct 15, 2011
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Red or Dark Urine? You May Have Porphyria
Disruptions in the production of the haem group caused by lack of certain enzymes, can provoke disorders known as porphyrias.
Sep 25, 2011
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