Author indexing requirements 1. Author indexing will be facilitated if one forename (preferably the first) for each author is spelled out in full in the heading to this paper. 2. The index term for each author will normally be the last word in his or her name. If you wish any of the authors of this paper to be treated differently, please indicate that part of the name to be used as the index term.

Why do we age? This question has baffled scientists for 150 years and remains unresolved. Scientists disagree over even the general nature of aging. Is aging the result of fundamental limitations that apply to all living things, do we age because our bodies do not try harder not to age, or are organisms designed by nature or " programmed " to age because a limited life span conveys some evoluti...

This index covers all items papers, correspondence, reviews, etc. that appeared in this periodical during 1982, and items from prior years that were commented upon or corrected in 1982. The index is divided into an Author Index and a Subject Index, both arranged alphabetically. The Author Index contains the primary entry for each item; this entry is listed under the name of the first author and...

In the individual assessment of a scientific performance, five scientometric indices have been used most: the h-index, the index g, the h-major index, the contemporary h-index and the normalized h-index. We propose an alternative index ("Index h-fac"), which considers positively the participation of the first author and that, by having a dynamic characteristic, continuously monitors his/her per...

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