Officers for 1929-1930

Op-brhe130245 1929..1930

The musculoskeletal community has struggled to secure from health policymakers and providers the level of engagement the disease burden demands. Considerable effort has been expended to define boundaries of conditions within which there is a spectrum of severity but between which there is substantial overlap. Acknowledging this, rheumatologists have long debated the value of lumping vs splittin...

PEASANT WOMEN IN POLITICAL POSTERS OF THE 1930 IN 1929, A NOVEL IMAGE APPEARED in Soviet Russia: the kolkhoznitsa

New Officers for AAAI

At IJCAI-95, Randall Davis assumed the office of president of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI). Davis is a professor of electrical engineering and computer science and associate director of the AI Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). Davis succeeds Barbara Grosz, Gordon McKay professor of computer science in the Division of Applied Sciences at Harva...

Frank Ruddle (1929-2013).

Frank Ruddle, a pioneer in science and versatile in human gene mapping, transgenic technology, and several other fields in biology, has left a significant legacy. Frank was born August 19, 1929, in West New York, New Jersey, to parents who emigrated from the United Kingdom. He dropped out of high school to join the Air Force, where he served with distinction from 1946 to 1949. Like many other v...

Entomology for Medical Officers

compass a general account of those arthropods with which the medical officer in tropical climates is concerned. It goes without saying that, coming from the pen it does, the book fulfils its aim. But it does more than this; it compresses into an extraordinarily small compass, an enormous amount of information. The language is a model of conciseness with the occasional diversion of a gentle gibe...