Robert P. Perry 1931–2013

Robert P. Perry 1931–2013

Robert P. Perry On July 15, Robert Palese Perry—‘‘Bob’’ to those who knew him—passed away at the age of 82. Bob was a pioneer in studying gene transcription in mammalian cells, a wonderful mentor to his preand postdoctoral students, and a compassionate family man. He leaves behind his wife Zoila, a well-known sculptor with whom he enjoyed a happy marriage for 57 years, his two daughters Adele a...

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In order to fully capture the complexity of the behavioural, functioning and cognitive disturbances in Alzheimer Disease (AD) and related disorders information and communication techniques (ICT), could be of interest. This article presents using 3 clinical cases the feasibility results of an automatic video monitoring system aiming to assess subjects involved in a clinical scenario. Method and ...

Book review of Electrophysiological Recording Techniques, edited by Robert P Vertes and Robert W Stackman, Jr

The review presents the newly published book “Electrophysiological Recording Techniques” by Humana Press. This is an important collection of articles devoted to an issue that has gained increasing attention in modern neuroscience research electrophysiological recording techniques. The present book is a timely update of methods spanning from single cell recordings to local field potentials, cort...

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Authors' reply to Perry.

We thank Perry for raising the interesting difference between research trials where both patients and staff are blinded to whether the tablet is really a statin and everyday practice where patients and doctors know whether a statin is being taken. 2 In the blinded trials, there are indeed reports of symptoms, but (in the published data) these are equivalent between statin and placebo. In everyd...