Future Cities, Introduction to TypeScript and the World of Wine on edX this Week!

Understand the real world challenges faced by data analysts by understanding the general toolkits for understanding biological data. This course begins with a review of biology, then explores next generation sequencing and microarray methods.

In developed countries, most of us think that medical imaging processing is considered natural. We experienced it in all of our lives, but do we know what happened when we got X-rays, MRI or ultrasound? We will explore the principle of these imaging technologies and explore the future of imaging. Can the scan teach psychologists what we are thinking? Learn about this course.

The greatest training requirement for preschool teachers is to prevent and solve difficult behavior in the classroom, such as bullying, abuse, and even physical attacks. Learn strategies based on evidence for use in early learning environments to prevent first-time difficult behavior

Learn to write professional e-mails, suggestions, cover letters, college application documents etc. Please study various kinds of sentences from humanities to engineering and write poetry further. This course is suitable for those who want to improve their writing skills in various subjects.

Why do people move to town? Do you need a skyscraper in the city? Based on sustainability, crowdsourcing and sensing, we will study data-driven approach based on future urban development. In this course we will explore the city as the most complex artificial creature designed to show how cities adapt to the challenges of urban life.

What is a learning game? This course will focus on the growth areas of game learning. Through communication with experts and researchers, we will explore the game design process from concept to development and explore many challenges in game design and learning.

Wine is a very diverse drink that can be enjoyed all over the world, but wine is more than wine in the bottle. In this course you will learn how to explain the appearance, aroma, taste and taste of wines of various styles. Wine making art and science, and how wine makers explore wine from the bucket into the bottle

Wine's interest as an alternative investment is rising. There are many ways to invest in wine during manufacturing and after manufacture. In fact, thousands of worldwide wine merchants and critics landed in Bordeaux this week, while selling wine two years ahead of schedule, still participating in a system matured in barrel - essentially the future of wine - I will. . You can invest by buying physical wine in the secondary market or you can invest in the wine fund. Mobility: The type of wine you can choose is limited. Only 1% of world wine production is considered "investment grade". In addition, we can not purchase Romanee-Conti boxes or bottles of 1990 by knocking on the doors of Domaine de la Romanee-Conti (if you are lucky, 750 ml bottles would cost $ 18,000). You may need to join the auction market: buying wine in an auction will produce 15-25% of the buyer's premium, and you pay another premium when you sell it .

Wine is one of the most counterfeit items in the world. This not only hurts the brands and breweries producing the best quality wines, but also poses a public health hazard because some counterfeit ingredients may be toxic. In China it is estimated that 50% of the wines sold are counterfeit or fraudulent consumers are erroneously labeled. OriginTrail's distributed block chain based protocol builds the foundation for tracking wines from vineyards to point of sale as a security measure for TagItSmart anti-counterfeiting technology using photochromic ink and proprietary QR code. The TagItWine project implements a brand protection and anti-counterfeit test system for the wine industry using the TagItSmart platform. The TagItWine project is led by the university Donja Gorica who has been tested jointly with Montenegro-born wine grower Plantaze.