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The history of logic tells us that the binary-based logic proposed by Aristotle was, and continues to be, a pervasive force. Logic does, however, have a complex history and, in more recent years, the concept of ‘fuzzy-logic’ has emerged as a counter to the rigidity of Aristotelian logic and decision making. Fuzzy logic is…
The COVID-19 virus and subsequent series of lockdowns had a major effect on mortality among the young and old of different countries. Whilst this may be a sensitive topic for some listeners, it is important to understand lockdowns in the case of future epidemics. Professor Lin Ma and colleagues at the World Bank…
Lung cancer accounts for one of the highest numbers of cancer related deaths, and – among its disease subtypes – HER2 mutations can play a key role in tumour initiation and growth. Unfortunately no targeted therapy is yet available to treat the most common HER2 mutations. Dr Birgit Wilding, Dr Ralph Neumueller, Dr…
Ageing populations and the rise of globalisation demand that the life science and healthcare industries keep pace with speedy social changes, and technical advancements demand links with other industries. This can present complex legal problems. With these challenges in mind, Takanori Abe, International attorney-at-law, patent attorney and guest professor at Osaka University in…
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