Naming Our Work

Our academy, our mission, our work!

This publication finds me at the half-way point of my tenure as president of the American Academy of Pain Medicine. It is therefore timely to review our academy’s goals and progress, reflecting upon and inspecting our work together as a committed and talented group of management team members and volunteer leaders. To share highlights of the year-to-date, I have created a “virtual interview,” po...

Our joint work with Miklós Csörgő

Topics in our joint work of twenty years are discussed. To name a few: asymptotic independence, strong approximation of additive functionals, iterated processes, path properties of the Cauchy principal value, Vervaat process.

Editorial: Acknowledging Our Work as Reviewers

eNeuro is pleased to announce that now, in addition to your publications, you will be able to build a history of the reviews you performed. As mentioned in a previous editorial, reviewers play an integral role in the progression of the collective work that is Science. Reviewers help authors build stronger studies. If our work as scientists can be accessed via our publications, our work as revie...

Data discovery underpins all our research work.

Why our ethics curricula do work.

The purpose of this article is to respond to Dr. Charles Bertolami's article "Why Our Ethics Curricula Don't Work" in the April 2004 issue of the Journal of Dental Education. This article analyzes the arguments put forth by Bertolami and challenges his assumptions and conclusions. Several examples are given of the ways in which our current ethics curricula do, in fact, work.