Biomedical Computation Review

Spring 2014

Table of Contents

Featured Articles

i2b2 Goes Viral: Open-Source Platform Enables Clinical Research

Kristin Sainani

Computation in the Surgical Suite: Navigating the Brain

Alexander Gelfand

Mobilizing Big Data to Understand Mobility

Esther Landhuis

Doing the Heart Good: Translating Models to the Clinic

Katharine Miller

In This Issue

Putting Exacycles and Markov State Models to Work on GPCRs

Joy P. Ku, PhD, Director Of Simbios

The Uncertain Future of a Magazine

Jeanette Schmidt, PhD, Vice President For Informatics At Affymetrix

A Boost for MD Sampling

Katharine Miller And Stephanie Sides

Philip Bourne Named as NIH Associate Director for Data Science

Katharine Miller

Biology: A Game for a Crowd

Sarah C.P. Williams

Computation in the Surgical Suite: Modeling Crouch Gait for Orthopedic Decision Making

Alexander Gelfand

Getting Started with Cloud Services for Biomedical Computation

Guy Haskin Fernald

Tracking Bugs

Katharine Miller

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