Professor Sena S. De Silva (1946 – 2020)

Rafael Lorente de No, 1946

Professor Russell L. De Valois 1926–2003

On 20 September, 2003, Professor Russell L. De Valois died from injuries sustained in an automobile accident ten days earlier. For more than four decades, Russell De Valois had been a leading figure in the study of brain and behavior. With the passing of Russell De Valois, the vision science community lost a brilliant scientist, an inspirational colleague, and a dear friend. Russell De Valois w...

Doctor Bernard de Gordon: professor and practitioner

ascribed in the later of its two MSS. to Bartolomeo de Varignana and accepted as such by Dr. Siraisi (cf. also Isis 1977, pp. 33-39). In the list taken from its preface and printed as Appendix 2, the commentator describes Galen's method of dividing up the art of medicine, illustrating it with examples of individual treatises. Since he expressly notes where a tract no longer survives, it is fair...

Alcino Silva

in Phoenix, Arizona, USA, for instance, supports conservation projects in situ with its annual grants launched in 2009 (http://phoenixzoo.org/conservation/ global-conservation/). In total, the more than 200 accredited members of the (US) Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) spend over $160 million each year on in situ conservation initiatives based in countries around the world (https://www....

Professor-estresse: Análise De Produção Científica

In the educational context it is examined the teacher-stress association. The teacher’s stress is related with variables of academic environment, of out of the school and of the teacher. The impact of that association can be see in the teacher’s health, in his achievement and in the quality of the teaching-learning process. With the objective to present one view of how issue is being considered...