Big Pharma Eyes iPhone For Drug R&D July 19, 2015 by timbatchelder, posted in Behavioral Science, Ethnographic Methods, Health Informatics, Information Visualization, Linguistic Search, Sharing Economy Big Pharma Eyes iPhone For Drug R&D – BuzzFeed News. Rate this:Share this:EmailTumblrFacebookRedditLinkedInPrintPocketPinterestTwitterWhatsApp
Evolutionary clean: AOBiome offers ways to stay clean without traditional soap | BetaBoston July 14, 2015 by timbatchelder, posted in Behavioral Science, Ethnographic Methods, Network Science Bacteria in a bottle? AOBiome offers ways to stay clean without traditional soap | BetaBoston. Rate this:Share this:EmailTumblrFacebookRedditLinkedInPrintPocketPinterestTwitterWhatsApp
Memo app surfaces tribal knowledge about workplace, projects July 11, 2015 by timbatchelder, posted in Behavioral Science, Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Sharing Economy Meet Memo, the Anonymous App That Could Revolutionize the Workplace. Rate this:Share this:EmailTumblrFacebookRedditLinkedInPrintPocketPinterestTwitterWhatsApp
Natural language processing, machine learning algorithms can ‘bust a rhyme’ better than humans by 21% – CIO July 5, 2015 by timbatchelder, posted in Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Linguistic Search Machine learning algorithms can ‘bust a rhyme’ better than humans by 21% – CIO. Rate this:Share this:EmailTumblrFacebookRedditLinkedInPrintPocketPinterestTwitterWhatsApp
How Machine Vision Solved One of the Great Mysteries of 20th-Century Surrealist Art | MIT Technology Review July 2, 2015 by timbatchelder, posted in Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Sharing Economy How Machine Vision Solved One of the Great Mysteries of 20th-Century Surrealist Art | MIT Technology Review. Rate this:Share this:EmailTumblrFacebookRedditLinkedInPrintPocketPinterestTwitterWhatsApp
Lost Posture: Why Some Indigenous Cultures May Not Have Back Pain : Goats and Soda : NPR June 18, 2015 by timbatchelder, posted in Ethnographic Methods, Health Informatics Lost Posture: Why Some Indigenous Cultures May Not Have Back Pain : Goats and Soda : NPR. Rate this:Share this:EmailTumblrFacebookRedditLinkedInPrintPocketPinterestTwitterWhatsApp
Cyclists are 40 per cent less stressed than other commuters – Telegraph June 17, 2015 by timbatchelder, posted in Ethnographic Methods, Health Informatics, Sharing Economy, Sustainable Design Cyclists are 40 per cent less stressed than other commuters – Telegraph. Rate this:Share this:EmailTumblrFacebookRedditLinkedInPrintPocketPinterestTwitterWhatsApp
Anthropometric software detects facial attributes of pain June 13, 2015 by timbatchelder, posted in Behavioral Science, Design UX, Ethnographic Methods, Linguistic Search, Sharing Economy Staring pain in the face — software ‘reads kids’ expressions to measure pain levels | EurekAlert! Science News. Rate this:Share this:EmailTumblrFacebookRedditLinkedInPrintPocketPinterestTwitterWhatsApp
Oxford Linguistic Sentiment Analysis of Apple WWDC June 13, 2015 by timbatchelder, posted in Behavioral Science, Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Linguistic Search, Sharing Economy, Social Business Sorry haters, but science proves the Internet really, really loves Apple. Rate this:Share this:EmailTumblrFacebookRedditLinkedInPrintPocketPinterestTwitterWhatsApp
Mapping the Morning Rush Hour – CityLab June 1, 2015 by timbatchelder, posted in Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Metadata Masterdata Mapping the Morning Rush Hour – CityLab. Rate this:Share this:EmailTumblrFacebookRedditLinkedInPrintPocketPinterestTwitterWhatsApp
Top 10 Work Skills You’ll Need in 2020 (Infographic) – Wrike Blog May 30, 2015 by timbatchelder, posted in Ethnographic Methods, Information Visualization, Sharing Economy Top 10 Work Skills You’ll Need in 2020 (Infographic) – Wrike Blog. Rate this:Share this:EmailTumblrFacebookRedditLinkedInPrintPocketPinterestTwitterWhatsApp
How ‘digital natives’ are killing the ‘sage on the stage’ May 27, 2015 by timbatchelder, posted in Ethnographic Methods, Sharing Economy How ‘digital natives’ are killing the ‘sage on the stage’. Rate this:Share this:EmailTumblrFacebookRedditLinkedInPrintPocketPinterestTwitterWhatsApp
