Remember the 70%: sustaining ‘core’ museum audiences

Developing and sustaining an ethical corporate culture: The core elements

It can be argued that of all the issues faced by boards of directors, executives, and managers, unethical corporate activity is one of the most significant in terms of its potential negative impact and one of the most difficult to properly address. The range of illegal and unethical activity taking place is extensive and includes corruption, bribery, receiving and giving gifts and entertainment...

Museum as Text An Introduction to the Relationship between Semiotics and the Museum as an Institution

The Reading of Museum is the title of a book by Reza Dabirinezhad that has just been published and is available to the Iranian academic and cultural community. The author is a museum specialist and one of the renowned executives of the country's museums, who uses the methodology of semiotics to analyze the mechanism of the interpretation of museum objects and the Semantic System in museums. Sin...

Remember the Protofibrils

The highly prevalent neurodegenerative diseases Alzheimer’s (AD), Parkinson’s (PD), and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) have managed to elude countless efforts directed at understanding their causative agents and pathogenesis. Each of these diseases is characterized by abnormal protein aggregation under an unknown modi operandi we have determined to illuminate. AD pathology consists of neur...

Remember the Jones Criteria?

Visualizing Targeted Audiences

Users of social networks can be passionate about sharing their political convictions, art projects, or business ventures. They often want to direct their social interactions to certain people in order to start collaborations or to raise awareness about issues they support. However, users generally have scattered, unstructured information about the characteristics of their audiences, making it d...