Articles related to "Imaging Technology"

Dyslexia research, most often with people suffering from alexia, studies the brain's processes while reading, through functional imaging tests (or PETs and fMRIs).

Scientific and medical studies are showing that medical scanning technology used for scanning people's backs may not be so great.

Kodak is ending production of its iconic color transparency film, Kodachrome. In 1935, Kodachrome led the way in the move to color photography and now its run ends.

Right out of the Arnold Schwarzenegger movie Total Recall, the TSA's new screening machines disrobe passengers faster than a Mars bound tourist.

Biotechnology has aided in the development of radiation imaging that is used in computer tomography (CT) and radiotherapy for cancer. The result is increased cancer risk.

There are laudable advances in imaging technology to detect hidden diseases, however scanning procedures may unnecessarily expose patients to increased radiation levels.

Has the focus on math and reading under NCLB actually hurt learning?

Recent research is now showing that brighter kids may have brains that develop later.

Current trends in neuroscience offer evidence that we can consciously improve our health and well-being by simply changing our minds.

The K200D inherits technology from Pentax's K10D, adding an easy-to-use interface for users new to DSLR cameras, while allowing them to grow as they learn photography.

The new feature film from the legendary director of Titanic, James Cameron, has a visually impressive but confusing trailer which will fail to bring in big audiences.

A study recently appearing in the May 2007 issue of Journal of Psychiatry and Neuroscience reviews what we know about brain structure of BPD patients.

A study recently appearing in the May 2007 issue of Journal of Psychiatry and Neuroscience reviews what we know about brain physiology of BPD patients.

The compact size and weather sealing of the Leica S2 frees professional medium format photographers from the studio without sacrificing image resolution or quality.

Canon continues incremental improvements to its entry level DSLR in a process of evolution rather than revolution, announcing the Rebel XSi or 450D.

Dyslexia is a type of learning disorder that focuses on language, and is characterized by certain traits found in either children, adults, and people with brain trauma.

Hawaii's habitat is unique. The Hawaii Superferry has to comply with the Hawaii Environmental Protection Act, to run its daily ferry service between Maui, Kauai and Oahu.

In the Vietnam conflict, the U.S. discovered that the appropriation of land through air superiority relied on imaging technology to maintain a psychological offensive.

Environmental factors and chemical reactions damage old photos. Use archival storage products, mats and frames to protect; scan antique photos to share.

Medical research has yet to determine what causes depression. Key suspects in the search for a cause include stress, genetics, brain chemistry and hormonal imbalances.

Scientists have found that practicing Buddhist meditation can change the physical structure of the brain, increasing gamma brain waves and permanently altering awareness.

On the planet of Pandora, a mineral worth millions has been discovered, and the only problem is that the natives are not that keen on having their home mined by humans