The Career of Lee W. Henderson

A Personal Tribute to Frank A. Gotch and Lee W. Henderson, Giants in Dialysis and in Life.

membranes. My studies led to the conclusion that the sieving properties of a given membrane were dependent on the blood flow rate, wall shear rate, and protein concentration polarization at the blood-membrane interface. Lee spent an entire afternoon with me, analyzing the data and discussing the content of my research with humility and comprehension, treating me as his peer ( Fig. 1 ). We event...

Topological Classification of Infinite Dimensional Manifolds by Homotopy Type by David W. Henderson and R. Schori

The Effectiveness of Strengths-Based Career Counseling on Career Decision-Making Self-Efficacy and Career-Planning Beliefs and career distress of career Immature students

The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of Strengths-Based Career Counseling on Career Decision-Making Self-Efficacy, Career-Planning Beliefs, and career distress among career immature students. the study was a quasi-experimental research with a Pre-test-post-test and follow-up plan. the population consists all of career immigrant Secondary secondary school Boy students in ...

The Role of online Career Counseling based on the Guidance Approach in Career Adaptability of Nurses

Introduction: lack of qualified nurses is a global concern that endangers therapeutic quality. Studies show that in addition to attracting and selecting qualified nurses, their maintenance is another problem for hospitals. The objective of this study is to determine the effect of online career counseling based on guidance approach on career adaptability of nurses. Method: this quasi-experimenta...

Some Observations on the Filtrability of Bacterium Tularense Lee Foshay and W. Hesselbrock1'2

Throughout our morphologic study of Bacterium tularense in liquid medium cultures we noted constantly the presence of very minute forms (Hesselbrock and Foshay, 1945). These appeared to grade downward in size from the most prevalent coccoid or ring forms of about 0.5 ,u in diameter to bodies so small that neither size nor shape was discernible. Such particles were never seen in uninoculated med...