International Newsletter Summer 1988

Summer 2012 Newsletter

Our initial research problem was to understand the prevalence and intensity of the water-borne fungus Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd) in New Jersey amphibians. The objectives related to addressing this problem were twofold. The first objective was to correlate water and air temperature to the prevalence and intensity of Bd. Other studies in the field and in the lab have shown that Bd is sen...

Comparative & Historical Sociology Newsletter Summer 1998

Interpretation is a critical dimension of historical research. Though we can never really know how historical subjects understood their situation, their actions, or the actions of others, we continually strive to do so. The work is difficult and complex. It demands careful attention to detail and an immersion in large quantities of primary source material. It is also the part of our work which ...

Shiftwork International Newsletter

As you know, the nature by which we all communicate has changed substantially over the past decade. Formal newsletters and other publications have become increasingly supplanted by blogs, Facebook walls, free access journals and other social media tools and sites. The impact of these new ways of communicating has been profound. For example, no longer does one have to wait for a publication with...

Wildlife Health Centre Newsletter, Volume 12, Spring/Summer 2006

Wildlife Health Centre Newsletter, Volume 12, Spring/Summer 2006