The Microbiologist’s Response to a Changing world
Journal: International Journal of Virology Studies & Research (IJVSR) (Vol.01, No. e)Publication Date: 2013-06-27
Authors : Zapata JC; Salvato M;
Page : 1-2
Keywords : vaccinated; Influenza; Immunologically naïve;
Abstract
The nature of our world is changing, inexorably and sometimes imperceptibly due to technological advanc-es, the growth of under-privileged populations, and the unstable dynamics of competing political systems. The new “information age” provides new ways of per-ceiving and interpreting the world. For instance, in the biological sciences, large data sets have been used to simulate biological systems in silico. Mankind is learn-ing to use information to predict and control complex events.
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