A busy year ahead

CLC faces busy year ahead Shuttle free for ND , small cost for SMC

W hen th e S choo l of A rchitecture needed to reno ­ vate their own building, they im m e d ia te ly tu rn e d to P ro fe s s o r T h o m a s G o rdon Smith, chairm an of the school, to design the changes. “T he e n t i r e b u ild in g is essentially being gutted," said Professor Smith, “in order to a llow us to b e s t u tiliz e th e overall structure of the build­ ing.” Professor Smith, alo...

Strategic Initiatives for the Year Ahead.

It is such an honor to serve as president of SNMMI-TS! The SNMMI 2016 annual meeting, which occurred in my hometown of San Diego, provided the perfect opportunity to launch plans for the year ahead. In reviewing the SNMMI-TS strategic plan, I realized that our work environment has changed significantly since June 2013, when the plan was written. I have therefore convened a strategic plan task f...

A successful first year: taking stock and looking ahead

The biij will shortly be completing its first year of publication. This calls for a celebration for very many reasons. There have been mistakes made, lessons learned, triumphs and achievements…all in these 12 months. With this issue, we decided it was time to pause a little and take stock of our progress during the past year. We firmly believe that knowledge should not be the monopoly of a few ...

A Year of Change and Further Changes Ahead.

The Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences (CJNS) has undergone major changes in the past year. The Canadian Neurological Sciences Federation (CNSF) board and CJNS Editorial Board studied different publication options for the journal and examined proposals from several publishers. We are delighted to have Cambridge University Press as our publisher. This worldclass organization, with their m...

High predictive skill of global surface temperature a year ahead