Philip Henry Connell, CBE

Norman Henry Ashton, CBE, DSC(Lond), FRCP, FRCS, FRCPath, FRCOphth, FRS, KSTJ (1913-2000).

L ast year began with the loss of a very dear friend and colleague who had been an internationally renowned leader in ophthalmic pathology, Professor Norman H. Ashton of London (England). Of humble origins, young Norman left school at age 16 years to begin working as a laboratory assistant in a West London hospital. Subsequently, the head of the laboratory further encouraged Ashton’s interest i...

The Connell Sum Sequence

The Connell sum sequence refers to the partial sums of the Connell sequence. In this paper, the Connell sequence, Connell sum sequence and generalizations from Iannucci and Mills-Taylor are interpreted as sums of elements of triangles, relating them to polygonal number-stuttered arithmetic progressions. The n-th element of the Connell sum sequence is established as a sharp upper bound for the v...

Manuscript Manager™, CBE Style

"SMELL THE ROSES" (upper-case letters are the program's). The program thought I didn't smell the roses because I was leading too hectic a life. Although busy, I do nonetheless take time for such things, but I answered "No" to that question because of rather severe allergies! Nevertheless, as a patient who had just spent a considerable amount of time entering the data, I was pleased the program ...

A Brief History of the Cbe

not available. S07-S10 Regulatory methods: Recommendations for a suitable method for biofilm disinfectants Stephen Tomasino, Senior Scientist, US EPA-OPP Microbiology Laboratory, Environmental Science Center Abstract not available.not available. S07-S11 Caserna, nanowires, signal vesicles, and flying buttresses: Baroque architecture in biofilms Bill Costerton, Director, Center for Biofilms, Sch...

Sustaining CBE—Life Sciences Education