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Covid-19 testing in Primary Health Care: professionals' perceptions. [PDF]

Rev Saude Publica
Cruz DN, Barros SG, Carvalho ACR, Rossi TRA, Magno L, Dourado I.   +5 more
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Federated learning's uncomfortable truth: why human networks matter more than neural networks. [PDF]

J Am Med Inform Assoc
Peltonen LM, Chomutare T.
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Activating urban infrastructure for health: A hope framework for health and planetary resilience. [PDF]

PLOS Glob Public Health
Oni T.
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The Future of E-infrastructures

Computing in Science & Engineering, 2015
Public funding bodies in the UK and the US have published documents laying out a broadly similar vision for funding the development of e-infrastructures to support scientific collaborations. Analyzing these documents reveals much to commend in them as well as some weaknesses that could lead to failure to achieve their aims. One such weakness is lack of
Judith Segal, Marian Petre, Helen Sharp
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Geo-Seas e-infrastructure

Proceedings of the 1st International Digital Preservation Interoperability Framework Symposium, 2010
The European Union (EU) Geo-Seas project is building a pan-European e-infrastructure for marine-geoscience data, data products and data services. These are essential for scientific research, economic activities, planning and environmental management in the marine environment.
Graham C., Schaap D., Glaves H.
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e-Infrastructure for Remote Instrumentation

Computer Standards & Interfaces, 2012
Despite the tremendous growth of the capacity of computation and storage IT solutions over the last years there is still a deep mismatch between the e-Infrastructures and the e-Science applications that use instruments, sensors, and laboratory equipment. The efficiency of using instruments in a remote way, i.e.
Alexey Cheptsov, Bastian Koller, Davide Adami, Franco Davoli, Szymon Mueller, Norbert Meyer, Paolo Lazzari, Stefano Salon, Johannes Watzl, Michael Schiffers, Dieter Kranzlmüller   +10 more
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