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How can we make future places healthier spaces?

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Published: Professor Richard Harper , based at Lancaster University in the UK, is the principal investigator of a project called the Future Places Centre. This project is investigating how computing, the internet of things and data science can generate information that people can use to make their future places healthier.

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Can we control the electrical activity in our brains?

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First discovered in the 1960s by Dr Osamu Shimomura, GFP has revolutionised many fields of science. In 2008, Dr Shimomura was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his pioneering work, alongside Dr Chalfie and Dr Tsien. Read more about their research: www.nobelprize.org/prizes/chemistry/2008/illustrated-information.

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How can we unravel the complex history of networks?

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. • There are lots of online videos and tutorials where you can learn about statistical methods of data analysis and programming (e.g., Learning probability without being able to create computer models is like learning chemistry without being able to do experiments,” says Min. • www.learnpython.org ). This happens to everyone.

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Dental discoveries: How is dental research improving oral health?

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Professor Azeez Butali hopes to uncover the genetic causes of cleft lip and palate. If you are interested in bioinformatics and using data science to improve dental health, Erliang also recommends studying statistics, computer science and learning programming languages such as R and Python.