In Memoriam: Charles Thomas Newton, K.C.B - In Memoriam: Charles Thomas Newton, K.C.B

[In Memoriam. Charles J. Burstone (1928-2015)].

Sa longue carrière sera universitaire. De 1955 à la fin de son existence, il n’aura jamais cessé de soigner, de chercher, d’enseigner. C’est en 1955, en effet, qu’il devient assistant dans le département d’orthodontie de l’Université d’Indiana à Indianapolis où il vient de terminer sa Maîtrise en orthodontie. Il en assumera la responsabilité de 1956 à 1970 après avoir gravi tous les échelons de...

Thomas C. Hall, MD, FACP: in memoriam.

Thomas Christopher Hall, one of the founders of American medical oncology, teacher, and researcher, left this life in his ninety-third year. Tom was born in New York City, and had a difficult childhood growing up in the time of the Depression. Tom excelled academically, and his life changed dramatically when he was accepted as a student at Harvard College and then at Harvard Medical School. He ...

Thomas Charles Hope (1766-1844).

THE memory of the birth ofThomas Charles Hope, said to be one of the most popular teachers of science ever to have lived in Great Britain, seems to have been eclipsed by the birth, in the same year, of Dalton the famous philosopher, and Wollaston the genius of experiment and invention. Thomas Charles was born 21 July 1766, son of Dr. John Hope who was Professor of Botany in the University of Gl...

In Memoriam: Charles Rosen, Norman Nielsen, and Saul Amarel

Copyright © 2003, American Association for Artificial Intelligence. All rights reserved. 0738-4602-2003 / $2.00 In the span of a few months, the AI community lost four important figures. The fall of 2002 marked the passing of Ray Reiter, for whom a memorial article by Jack Minker appears in this issue. As the issue was going to press, AI lost Saul Amarel, Norm Nielsen, and Charles Rosen. This s...

In Memoriam: Charles M. Mansbach II (1937 – 2015).