Lauri Andress, PhD, appointed Associate Dean for Equity, Inclusion and Community Engagement at Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine

William B. Jeffries, PhD, associate dean for medical education and vice president for academic affairs, said Dr. Andress’s appointment will take effect immediately. As Associate Dean for Equity, Inclusion and Community Engagement, Dr Andress will lead the school’s efforts to promote equity and inclusion in health and maintain an optimal learning environment suitable for... Read More

Are whales originally from Egyptian waters?

CAIRO – An Egyptian team of scientists from the University of Mansoura has made a new discovery of a previously unknown species of amphibious whale in Egyptian waters that lived 43 million years ago. In a statement posted to its official Facebook page on August 25, the Egyptian cabinet hailed the discovery as a... Read More

Parole Board calls for the release of Sirhan Sirhan, the assassin of Robert F. Kennedy

California parole board members on Friday recommended that Sirhan B. Sirhan be paroled after spending more than 50 years in prison for murdering Robert F. Kennedy during his presidential campaign. The recommendation of the two commissioners does not necessarily mean Mr Sirhan, 77, will be free, but will put his fate in the hands... Read More

Analysis: While Mayo Clinic Bets Big On Protons, Technology Still Lacks Hard Evidence

Lack of high-level trial data to support sophisticated cancer treatments underscores a lingering dichotomy in medicine today, in which calls to ‘follow the data’ are increasing alongside projects reflecting intangible fascination and sustainable for technology. Otherwise known as request. Mayo cited the demand for proton beam therapy when she announced earlier this month plans... Read More

Laura Crossey of UNM promoted to Distinguished Professor

Professor Laura Crossey’s interest in planetary science at the University of New Mexico dates back to her childhood memory of watching the first steps on the moon on her grandmother’s black and white television in the ‘Illinois. Today, she has over 150 peer-reviewed publications and is a Distinguished Professor – the highest designation the... Read More

Valley News – Forum, August 24: Have your say on climate change locally

Have your say on climate change locally The recent climate assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change unequivocally stated that the weather events we see around the world – forest fires, floods, more intense storms, heat waves and droughts – are only the beginning of the effects of the climate induced by... Read More

RC44 Asia-Pacific Conference 2022

Appointment: June 27-29, 2022Place: Online via Zoom Call for Papers The call for contributions is now open. If you would like to join us, please submit your article summary (150 words) or panel proposal (X words) here before November 30, 2021. About the conference The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the risks inherent in precarious... Read More

NOTICE: Dear Seattle Children’s Hospital, Please Don’t See Yourself as a Leader in Equity

by Dr Ben Danielson In this period of continuous calculation, communities observe and listen attentively. What you say and what you do get noticed. Subtle and overt assertions are important. Actions and acts of omission are important. Of all the outrageous numbness you seem to feel during this time, it is perhaps the most... Read More

Sandpaper Market Size 2021 and Forecast to 2028 | Key players – Saint-Gobain, Sankyo-Rikagaku, Klingspor, Mirka

Sample download request Request a discount Company Profile 2021-2028 Sandpaper Market Overview The report entitled “Sandpaper market“Is one of the most comprehensive and important additions to market research. It offers detailed research and analysis of the major aspects of the Sandpaper market. The market analysts who authored this report have provided detailed information on... Read More

Leonard’s 5 best (& 5 worst) career decisions

Leonard’s work as an experimental physicist on The Big Bang Theory was part of what defined him. He was passionate about science and his work, and very good at it as well. Although Sheldon taunted him, suggesting he should teach instead because “those who can’t teach,” Leonard has scored some impressive achievements over the... Read More