Stronger the Foresight Reflects The Stronger Scientific Acuity
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The document discusses the significance of foresight and acuity in advancing veterinary anatomy research in India, emphasizing the historical progression of scientific understanding from DNA discovery to current genomic insights. It advocates for strategic foresight as a critical tool in scientific inquiry, enabling researchers to anticipate future challenges and developments in the field. Additionally, it critiques common misconceptions about knowledge and emphasizes the importance of open-mindedness and collaboration in fostering innovation and effective problem-solving.
Stronger the Foresight Reflects The Stronger Scientific Acuity
- 1. National Web Conference on Advances in Teaching and Research in Veterinary Anatomy in India
- 2. Stronger the Foresight Reflects The Stronger Scientific Acuity Dr. Balwant Meshram Associate Professor of Anatomy CVAS, Navania, Udaipur (RAJUVAS, Bikaner)
- 3. Foresight is the ability to judge correctly what is going to be happened in the future and plan your actions based on the knowledge. Foresight, is a desirable capability which can be developed through engaging with strong and weak signals in the emerging environment. Acuity: The ability to hear/ see/ think accurately and clearly. While discussing the acuity and foresight after science, several parameter requires to be taken into account.
- 5. If the medical science is on agenda, then there are several components which are more than the mystery before scientific community. However, we have been travelled a long way from macroscopical to molecular biology via microscopical and ultrastructural detailing technology. DNA, a substance of high molecular weight, was identified in 1871 by a young Swiss scientist, Friedrich Miescher.
- 6. 1869 was a landmark year in genetic research, because it was the year in which that Swiss physiological chemist Friedrich Miescher first identified what he called "nuclein" inside the nuclei of human white blood cells. The term "nuclein" was later changed to "nucleic acid" and eventually to "deoxyribonucleic acid," or "DNA. without chemical properties like any protein, including a much higher phosphorous content It was resistance to proteolysis (protein digestion), Miescher realized that he had discovered a new substance.
- 8. 1951: Roslind Franklins work in X-ray crystallography began when she started taking X-ray diffraction photographs of DNA. Her images showed the helical form. 1953: Watson and Crick were determined the structure of DNA and unfortunately got a hold of her findings, made a model of the double helix structure.
- 9. Watson and Crick have given us the double helix DNA model only in the mid of 19th century and now we are in the first quarter of 20th. The generation who has gone through that landmark design may be still working in the labs. The doubts and criticism were at that time too and it would not be ended in coming time also. Now, we know a great deal about genetic structure, and we continue to make great strides in understanding the human genome and the importance of DNA to life and health.
- 10. Double Helical Structure of DNA
- 11. Base Pairing in DNA
- 12. Three Different Conformations of the DNA double helix
- 14. Would like to cite an example of Endoplasmic Reticulum (E.R.) It is well documented that, membranous tubular network of ER maintains the continuity of nuclear membrane at cytoplasm of eukaryotic cell. However, these two types as smooth and rough endoplasmic reticulum and their functionaries are on record.
- 15. The nuclear envelope at which ER forms an attachment with their pores performs for chromatin anchoring. Though its performance is elucidated, but in the opinion of writer ER is the direction giving element to nucleus which toil as the controlling unit of cell at cytoplasm. The nucleus found after changing of place in different cell types. Therefore, possibility is not denied to mention that nucleus bathe in the cytoplasm and ER support it.
- 16. Analytical tool or who are desirous to serve as the tool, must know the importance of ability to see beyond the horizons. Ability to foresee the sequentials would certainly help in interpretation of scientific results as the histological, ultra-structural or even the pathological details as the slide, specimen and samples. Without the scientific foundation provided by these pioneers, Watson and Crick may never reached their groundbreaking conclusion of 1953, viz. the DNA molecule exists in the form of a three-dimensional double helix.
- 17. Analogues to Strategic learning, foresight and hyperopia Far-sightedness, also known as long-sightedness or hypermetropia, or hyperopia. Hyperopia is a metaphorical/ imaginative term adopted from ocular science referring to long- sightedness- the condition of being able to focus clearly on that which is far away but not that which is close to us.
- 18. Hyperopia appears to emerge from a strategic learning approach that emphasizes foresightful learning mechanisms while neglecting experiential learning from direct exposure to operations, which is less well understood. In the philosophical context, hyperopia is a budding concept in comparison with myopia, which is nearsightedness. It is a common vision condition in which you can see objects near to you clearly, but objects farther away are blurry. It has been explored in terms of spatial, temporal (Space & time or both) and failure dimensions.
- 19. The expected. Must need actively open-minded, intellectually humble, numerate, thoughtful updaters, and hard working. The predictions of the average expert would be little better than guessing Assembling by connecting, disconnecting and reconnecting of events across time and space to bring about momentary insights.
- 20. The foresight process provides strategic guidance through identifying critical turning points in the evolution of the environment. Importance of foresight in strategy development, which lead to stronger competition and a need for long-term innovative planning capabilities. The importance of foresight is to lead for stronger competition and long-term innovative planning capabilities.
- 21. It has been said that knowledge is the power and it can predict the future. Putting the two together, does it mean that we can predict the future if we have the knowledge? That may well be so in theory but it is unattainable in reality, in a fast moving world where the science fiction of one generation is the daily life of the next.
- 22. The predecessor might not be in accordance to the scientific temperament and precisely it is zero worth also. When it is replaced after interpretation, it needs the basic scientific fervor. This scientific fervor means a lot only after the clear on understandings with the basic principles which define the existence of science over and above the fiction.
- 23. Hence, the continuity on the way of science and thereby the passion to find well-being of life is the only required criteria. The passionate small sincere efforts in biological interpretation will matter a lot to have the biological future of life.
- 24. Limitations. The illusion/ misconception of knowledge may misinterpret the foresight which can also Introductory and problem-oriented. learner is not told which actions to take, but instead must discover actions which yield the most reward by trying them out. The Integration and Outcomes frameworks that emerged open up significant possibilities for new knowledge and thus frame the implications.
- 25. Effect of actions cannot be fully predicted, thus the user must monitor frequently and react appropriately. Each class of methods has its strengths and weaknesses.
- 26. What requires.? Conceptualization of ideas, the germination of thoughts The exploratory work must be relied on an action research approach that has to conceptualization of theoretical grounded basic reviews. It began with a critical review of the published works to identify new research questions. Extent of foresight knowledge and understanding can bring the effective and successful outcomes.
- 27. This work assumes applying the concepts and methods of foresight will enable organizations to more effectively anticipate and influence the future, and work toward their preferential. It recognizes, however, that it is an assumption. Many organizations do not seek the help of foresight or professional futurists. While agreeing with the gap notion, Ii is proposed that the prospects for foresight integration may be improved with that flows of action, to be real and good and is in history
- 28. The introduction of new ideas, such as foresight, raises questions about routines, the stock of knowledge and challenges the existing interests. It can only be pursued more from a reflective practical approach than a traditional academic research.
- 29. Individual must be. Humble leadership, which is an approach based on respect, engagement and collaboration, and honest enquiry rather than top-down command. Alertness, due thought and full knowledge, sound judgment and a proper sense of accountability. Research has tended to focus on measurement methods, case studies, comparative studies and psychometric surveys. Sensible, research has often combined different methods in the study of major hazard scenarios.
- 30. The first is the need to cultivate nuclear professionalism across the sector in a way that encompasses and takes account of national and international requirements and sensitivities Greater collaboration among all key stakeholders and expectations of intellectuals.
- 31. Stick up at. Rational Introspection after science affords insight into mind and the laws of nature. Self-expression must not be identified as knowledge, but it may provide the genuine understanding. Science is the systematic knowledge and Nature is incapable of self-knowledge. Passions are natural powers.
- 32. Deep-rooted desire. The Foresight projection can only be the start. Automation procedures may be adopted. Vibrant Healthy criticism The realistic approach be chosen.
- 33. The discipline of assessing strategic and operational risk and developing strategies to manage these external (and internal) risk factors. Concepts of methodological foresight may enable us to more effectively anticipate and influence the future and work toward the preferred future. Transfer of results/ technology. Negative results be discussed.
- 35. Thanks!