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Cartes-fiches | 46 |
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Langue | English |
Catégorie | Informatique |
Niveau | Université |
Crée / Actualisé | 16.11.2015 / 17.11.2015 |
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Online health communities
provide a means for patients and their families to learn about an illness, seek and offer support, and connect with others in similar circumstances.
reputation ranking
ThredUP operates by what it calls its “golden ThredUp rule,” that asks its members to only send the“quality of apparel” they would expect to receive in return. ThredUP ranks the “quality” of each members’ items on a four-star scale. A second rating, called “style points,” which goes from 0 to 10, ranks the items on their “stylishness.” The final ranking is a measure of the “punctuality” of their members’ shipments.
DNA sequencing
DNA-Sequenzierung ist die Bestimmung der Nukleotid-Abfolge in einem DNA-Molekül. Die DNA-Sequenzierung hat die biologischen Wissenschaften revolutioniert und die Ära der Genomik eingeleitet. Seit 1995 konnte durch DNA-Sequenzierung das Genom von über 1000 (Stand: 2010) verschiedenen Organismen analysiert werden
3D biopriniting
The 3D bioprinting of supplemental tissues, including heart patches, nerve grafts, blood vessel
segments, and cartilage for degenerating joints, is expected to be in widespread use within the next
ten years.
Peer-to-peer lending
It’s called peer-to-peer lending or social lending. Online banking platforms like Zopa, Lending Club, and Prosper lend money directly to individuals and projects. These online financing mechanisms are becoming popular alternative lending vehicles to traditional banks because they eliminate the middlemen and the high fixed costs of large financial institutions that are passed on to lenders in the form of higher interest rates.
collaborative commons
The heart of this transformation is collaborative commons, which, Rifkin says, is emerging from the old paradigm of capitalism. He illustrates with the following example: “In a traditional market, sellers are always constantly probing for new technologies that can increase their productivity, reduce their marginal costs so they can put out cheaper products and win over consumers and market share and beat out their competitors and bring some profit back to investors. So business people are always looking for ways to increase productivity and reduce their marginal cost, they simply never expected in their wildest dreams that there would be a technology revolution so powerful in its productivity that it might reduce those margins of cost to near zero making goods and services essentially free, priceless and beyond the market exchange economy. That's now beginning to happen in the real world.”