â  pathology of theses in the department of arabic language and literature in university of isfahan in its half a century activities â  (a descriptive – analytical study) â â â  somayeh hasan alian * â  sayyedmohammadreza ibnorrasool ** â  â  considering the importance of understanding the history of researches in every field and the necessity of the pathology of these researches to enhance k...

introduction: the ultimate objective of scientific activities in organizations and universities is to ensure continuous expansion of these activities and to follow an ongoing knowledge improvement and development trail. hence, this study was performed to investigate the knowledge management score between students of isfahan university of medical sciences. methods: in this descriptive study, the...

BACKGROUND Webometrics refers to the quantitative study of science production, application, structure and technology in the cyber environment. Impact analysis, website collaboration, and recognition of core websites are regarded as the most practical advantages of webometrics. Furthermore, webometrics is applied in ranking studies for universities and academic institutes. This serves as an inte...

Marzieh Golabbakhsh, Monire Masoumzadeh, Mohammad Farzan Sabahi 1Medical Image and Signal Processing Research Center, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Iran. Email: [email protected] 2Electrical and Computer Engineering Department of University of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran. Email: [email protected] Received: July 2011 Revised: October 2011 Accepted: November 2011 ABSTRACT: Surface electrom...

INTRODUCTION Necessity to establish a coherent and targeted research context in order to development of any country is increasingly important. But the basic step in creating an effective research context would be enrichment motivation of researchers especially students and resolve barriers of research. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to determine barriers of research activities from th...

Manuscript received November 28, 1978; revised February 28, 1980. This work was supported in part by the National Science Foundation under Grant ENG 76-23334, in part by the Stanford Research Institute under International Contract D/&C-15-C-0187, and in part by the Joint Scientific Enaineerina Program under Contracts NO001475-C-0601 and F44620-76-C&01. This paper was presented at the 1979 IEEE ...