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In order to conduct this research, I am looking for an article along with tools "Physics Achievement Test (PAT)" and "Students' Motivation Questionnaire (SMQ)" so I can take permission from authors to adapt it for my use in context of Pakistan.
If anyone has used above mentioned tools, please send me your article and tool so that I will be able to acknowledge your name in my proposal. I will be very grateful for your support.
Your co-operation will be highly appreciated.
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Please help me!!!
I need Physics Achievement Test (PAT), plz send me the tool with permission to use it for my MEd research..
I will adapt tool according to contxt of Pakistan for Grade 7 and 8...
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Looking for research assistant.
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The University of Pittsburgh is replete with research in neuroscience. I am not presently aware of specific work in the area of neuroplasticity associated with exercise; however, searching at health.pitt.edu under medicine will provide access to potentially relevant centers and programs with listings of faculty research, e.g,, http://www.neurobio.pitt.edu/research_programs.html
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My colleagues and I at the University of Alexandru Ioan Cuza, Iasi in collaboration with the University of Tilburg are looking for potential partners for a series socio-psychological and organizational studies.
We are particularly interested in partners form Western Europe, Eastern Europe (former communist countries from the European area) and Extreme East (former soviet countries from the European and Asian continents), but anyone else is also welcomed!
We have two research propositions. One concerns the cultural differences related to the flexibility and permeability of work – family boundaries while the other focuses on cultural differences in the stereotypes and prejudice towards immigrant workers. This partnership will respect the APA research norms and principles, and the additional rules of collaboration will be commonly defined.
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Are you still working in this area? Could you send me more details?
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This project is in a rare type of lymphoid cancer. Due to this rarity, there are only 3 cell lines available for the disease, which I have in the lab. They are drug-sensitive cell lines (drug disclosed only if you are interested in collaboration) and I also have their 3 drug-resistant clones, which were developed in the lab (so total sample n=6). Unfortunately, I do not have any patient samples. I wish to conduct RNA-seq to examine changes at the mRNA level as well as SNV's in these cells. The goal is to identify changes that characterize drug-resistant cells vs. their drug-sensitive WT counterparts. Please tell me if this type of an analysis is possible with such low sample numbers? If so, please let me know if you are interested in collaborating to analyze the resultant RNA-Seq data?
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Dear Aneel,
First of all, I would like to tell you that it is possible to perform this kind of analysis with such a low no. of samples. Actually you want to measure differential gene expression (DGE) which is a quantitative experimental set-up for RNA-seq. Here biological replicates are important and 3 vs 3 will be enough to perform this kind of statistics which we call Explorative or as discovery setting. However, latter on you need to validate your findings on larger cohort which you already know.
I have to admit the we don't work on Lymphoid cancer, so I can't offer any possibilities of collaboration. But my point is to clear your doubt about sample size for RNA-seq...I would say go for it...
Hope this would help you...good luck for successful collaboration
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During the self- regulated thermal process, the surface temperature of quenched steel parts maintains at the level of boiling point of liquid. That can be used to monitor phase transformation in steels.The duration of the self - regulated thermal process is very important. What kinds of methods, accept thermocouple measurement, can be used for its determination?
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Yes, you are right.
The duration of transient nucleate boiling process (TNBP) is directly proportional to squared size of a body and inversely proportional to thermal diffusivity of a material, depends on the configuration, initial temperature, velocity of liquid and its thermal properties. Please see attachment,
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Would be nice to meet colleagues working in this field.
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Hi! I just started to work in this field.
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Institut Pasteur International Network (IPIN), which includes 32 research institutes around the world, is a network of research and expertise that aims to fight against infectious diseases. A scientometric approach was applied to describe research and collaboration activities of IPIN: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/259344547_Research_and_collaboration_overview_of_Institut_Pasteur_International_Network_a_bibliometric_approach_toward_research_funding_decisions
A total number of 12667 publications originated from IPIN members. European Pasteur Institutes had the largest amount of publications, authored papers, and H-index values. Biochemistry and molecular biology, microbiology, immunology and infectious diseases were the most important research topics, respectively. Geographic mapping of IPIN publications showed wide international collaboration among IPIN members around the world.
Dose anybody know if there is any similar network in the world?
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Dear Ehsan,
If your domain of expertise is related to HIV, HCV as I can read, we can discuss together since it falls in the domain of expertise of my reserach unit :
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Dear Colleagues,
The West Midlands Research Collaborative (http://www.wmresearch.org.uk) is preparing the largest, prospective audit of Cholecystectomies - called the 'CholeS study' in response to the recently published commissioning guidelines from the Royal College [http://www.rcseng.ac.uk/providers-commissioners/docs/rcs-eng-augis-commissioning-guide-on-gallstone-disease]
A brief synopsis is provided below and can be found at www.choles-study.org. You can register your interest via this website or email directly.
We would like 1-2 StRs (surgical registrars) with 2-3 CSTs (interns or resident level surgeons) in each hospital to help plus you will need to identify a supervising consultant. Medical students are welcome to be a part of a team.The audit will be for a 2 month period with an additional month for follow up. Only 28 data points on each patient will be needed.
As ever, ALL contributors to data collection will be citable authors on any subsequent publications. Individual centres can use this data to inform their local commissioning groups.
Let me know if you are interested and I will forward on protocols, audit standards, data collection forms and spreadsheets.
With best wishes
Ravi Vohra (On behalf of the WMRC)
Ewen Griffiths, Consultant Upper GI Surgeon
ABSTRACT: Clinical Variation in Practice of Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy and Surgical Outcomes: a multi-centre, prospective, population-based cohort study (CholeS Study)
Background: Cholecystectomy is one of the most common general surgical operations performed in the UK. Increasing proportions of patients have surgery in the acute setting for severe biliary colic, cholecystitis and following gallstone pancreatitis. Randomised clinical trials in acute cholecystitis and gallstone pancreatitis suggest early laparoscopic surgery performed in specialist units is safe. Despite this, management still differs between surgeons and centres across the UK. This has been highlighted in a recent commissioning guide produced jointly by the Royal College of Surgeons and the Association of Upper Gastrointestinal Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland. The impact of these variations on outcomes is unclear.
Aim: To investigate surgical outcomes following acute, ‘delayed’ and elective cholecystectomies in a population-based cohort
Audit standard: All-cause 30-day readmission rate should be less than 10% following cholecystectomy (primary outcome measure). Secondary outcome measures are all highlighted variable within the commissioning guide: pre-operative (demographics, admission type, diagnostic tests) peri-operative (conversion rates of laparoscopy to open surgery, complications,) and post-operative (length of stay, in-hospital morbidity) factors.
Methods: The study will be performed over a two-month period in 2014. Participation from centres in the West Midlands alone is estimated to recruit 1,300 patients. Participation from centres across the UK is estimated to recruit 10,000 patients. The study will be performed using a standardised spreadsheet at each centre. Inclusion criteria will be: All patients undergoing cholecystectomy will be categorised into one of three groups: (1) Acute Cholecystectomy (first acute admission with biliary disease through A&E or GP and cholecystectomy performed during that index admission); (2) Elective Cholecystectomy (planned elective admission for cholecystectomy who have been referred from their GP and added to the routine surgical waiting list from the outpatient department only and (3) Delayed Cholecystectomy (all other planned cholecystectomies). Variation in practice will be assessed by all-cause 30-day readmission rates, by centre. In addition, the influence of pre-operative factors and effects on peri- and post-operative measures will be investigated.
Discussion: This multi-centre, prospective, population-based study will be delivered by a trainee-led collaborative research networks to ensure high volume without compromising quality
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Thanks for your interest Jean. We did initially ask for international interest, but it was minimal and therefore we are concentrating now on UK and Irish centres. The study period opens in two weeks time.
There is a global study which you may be interested in. More details can be found at www.globalsurg.org. In brief, this study will help identify variation in outcome of emergency midline laparotomy across the globe to determine whether there are globally relevant quality markers for emergency surgery. It you are interested simply fill in the registration form at http://globalsurg.org/register/
All the best
Ewen
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I am interested in starting a collaboration on processing cardiac DW-MRI sequences. Our research group has experience in brain DW-MRI processing.
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In nanotechnology, nano-materials and allied fields
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Hello Vladimir,
I've no experience yet with remote scientific activity - normally I keep in contact with my project partners in other countries simply by Skype etc.
Hello Theivasanthi,
I'll try to download your publication; superparamagnetism is also interesting for me. Normally I'm working on ferromagnetism, previously mostly on exchange bias.
Are you planning an informal collaboration or anything resulting in an application?
Best regards,
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A brief introduction for preliminary work: Based on symbolic dynamics methods, we show the primes gap pattern could be described by the chaos orbit of Logistic mapping X(k+1)=1-uX(k)^2, u=1.5437. If so, there will be arbitrarily many twin primes . This project may not deduce important results, but must be interesting.
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Really interesting investigation. I´m currently working on Gauss and Jacobi sums. Give me some time to study the details of symbolic dynamics to give you more feddback.
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Policymakers play a key role in creating an environment that fosters collaboration between higher education institutions and other areas. The development of partnerships between these institutions and K-12 schools is a key element in improving students' preparation for higher education study-and ultimately in economic development.
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Universities could provide benefits to school teachers and administrators such as free classes, offer them discounts, etc. In this way, public schools could collaborate more with private and state universities to allow them to do research, conduct projects, apply for grants via universities. Also, professors shouuld teach primary and high school students so that they may dirty their hands with the educational clay. Indded, public schools should allow professors to help them and professors should allow schools to give them a hand as well.
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In the academy we are urged to conduct collaborative research and form linkages through research with other institutes. Do you also engage in collaborative research? How did you start? What are the ups and downs?
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Hi all. Very informative perspectives and excellent question. Even with MOUs, if there is plan for log term series of research projects collaboration will not materialize. Objectives, scope, and methodologies impact the contribution of researchers to join efforts and as my colleagues in this forum also insinuated motivation is an important factor.
I have been involved in such research to a limited extent with two small groups involving other institutions.
I join my colleagues in their appreciation of the idea provided not too many courses are to be taught while conducting the research.
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Taxus baccata
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Are you still intersted in Taxus germination? In 80's was found very good method of Taxus germination in Poland. I can send you publication in English. First six months seeds have to be move from 15 to 20 degrees every day. Later 5 months in 3 degrees. A lot of people (and me) tested - above 90% of germination succes at the same time.
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Yes I can do it. what you think about the distribution of zeros of third order differential equations.
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Emphasis will be given to igneous xenoliths representing various stages of magmatic fractionation coincidental with basaltic magma underplating and interactions with the surrounding upper mantle or crust. Preference will be given to mineralogy, petrology, and geochemistry of late-stage fractionation products (e.g. syenite, alkalic granite), exotic melts (e.g. iron oxide, phosphate, carbonatite), but data on mafic gabbros will also be accepted.
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Please send me details on randive101@yahoo.co.in
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The motion capture data is needed to train classification models which could basically help surgical trainees to improve their body posture and manual techniques applying motion capture technology. The data would be recorded during exercises on surgery training system like CAST (see attached link) or similar systems. After classifiers have been trained using different algorithms and different sets of extracted features, their performance and reliability will be evaluated in order to find the best combination of classification algorithm and feature extraction. The final goal is a reliable classifier which tells trainees what exactly they have to improve in their movements and maybe even how to. Of course that's easier said than done though - and there are many intermediate steps to accomplish prior to that.
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Dear Tobias,
If it is helpfull, i did a lot of those measurements in the Netherlands in multiple hospitals ( see publications). You may find it interesting to know how we used classifiers to determine the skills levels of surgeons. If so, you can always contact me. And if you are willing to come to the NL, i know some surgeons that can participate as well.
Good luck and kind regards,
Tim
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We contracted RNA-SEQ analysis and are happy with the gene expression data but need help with non-coding RNA analysis.
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Hi!
Unfortunately, SARUMAN will not run on a Mac or a PC, this mapper uses CUDA libraries available only under Linux. But in principle, you can use any mapper you want as long as it delivers output in BAM/SAM format. The Perl scripts were a workaround as there was no good freely available software around when we started to do this. We are currently working on putting all the needed analysis functions into our in-house visualization program called ReadExplorer (formerly VAMP) so that one does not need a degree in bioinformatics to do such analysis. Once this is done, the program will be published and made available to the community.
So if you want to use our approach/tools, you would have to wait for the release of ReadExplorer. If you need the analysis quickly, I could ask my boss of we could do the mapping and script-based stuff in-house (depends on the workload) and sent you the results for manual curation and analysis.
One big caveat: Our pipeline is fitted to the data as we produced it. To properly identify 3'-ends of novel transcripts, for example, paired-end Illumina data or an equivalent is needed.
Best,
Christian
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Is there anyone from outside India who wants to do Joint Project with Amity University Students and Faculties in the area of E-Commerce, Web Development, Android Applications etc.
We have already done many joint projects. Recently, our students did one project on Website Development with DREXEL UNIVERSITY. We have very good students who want to do good projects in the area of computer science.
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Dr. P. K. Singh,
I am waiting for you proposal. For me it will an opportunity to visit my hometown in India. Although Amity has branches in Singapore and London also.
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Do not have EPMA access to analyze these opaques looking for collaborative work.
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I have a sample which shows practically all hematite lamellae parallel to {110} of magnetite. There is only a minor fractions of abot 10% where the visible lamellae are parallel to {111}M. Do you know any paper which shows clearly a parallel alignment of {110}H and {111}M, and are there papers which show deviations from this assumoption?
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I can solve the differential equations using ANN, global search technique and local search techniques. I also want to solve them using different techniques, like PSO, Hill climbing techniques, etc. Can anybody help me to solve differential equations by using different techniques? Also, is anybody interested in collaborating and writing some research papers with me?
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Sir i have mailed you kindly check it
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During my research on MOOC's I started to work on a system that is able to automatically estimate the quality of a review based on the underlying text. However testing such a system is not easy as one needs a data set of written texts, some free text reviews for them, and a quality score for the review. Does anyone know whether such a data set exist`s? Would anyone dare to put her own paper and the received reviews for the paper into such a pool.
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Perhaps EasyChair maintains a database with reviews of all the conferences that have used it to organize the review process.
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Is anyone out there actively using the PDQ39 questionnaire who would like to add 2 simple vision tests to identify if we can identify a simple visual measurement to PD cognitive impairment
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Thanks for your input and seasons greetings!
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International Conference on Education:
-New Challenges and Solutions in Teaching
-Coaching and Education Through Sport.
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Hello Giang Ngo, I must tell you there is no discount for individuals but it is especially for group registration. If you register
3-9 participants 10% Discount;
10-19 participants 20% Discount;
20 & above participants 30% Discount;
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I'm looking for a people and institutions which have the best knowledge of graphene oxide. Also places producing reduced graphene oxide are at my interest. I'm specially interested in how water molecules behave between two GO sheets.
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texas institutions Of Material science texas University
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Should it be direct intervention or other mechanisms?
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The government could be the mediator between universities and industri. In presumption the collaborations between industry and academia is mutually beneficial. Government could start not only collaborations but also legislative initiatives for facilitating industry if they are involved. There are very interesting practices for student training supported not only from companies but from Ministry of Sciences and Education as well.
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It used to be that when we were writing a paper or a research proposal, when one of the co-authors went to a conference in a different country, or on vacation, we would have to wait until (s)he came back. This is no longer the case. With tools such as DROPBOX (for sharing files) and SKYPE for chatting, or audio- and video-talking, the importance of DISTANCE disappeared. Before we start a paper, I immediately create a Dropbox account, and we keep revisions of it in the Dropbox. We use SKYPE for chatting and talking long distance, or even overseas, since it is FREE, and the LOCATION of the co-authors doesn't matter anymore.
I am curios about what tools other scholars are using for long-distance collaboration ?
I would love to hear your stories.
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Hi Tolga. I think choose of a good tool depends on what is meant by collaboration. if it is about writing then co-authoring platforms (web-based, p2p, etc.) should be considered. if it is about drawing the selection should be made among collaborative whiteboards. if it is about progressing collaboratively a project, then other types of tools are available. Have a look at wikipedia entry on collaboration software at the following url
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It may be by biolistic approach or agrobacterium mediated.
All coast for research is provided by Monsanto company.
Country of collaborator - U.S., Canada, Australia, U.K. and Western Europe.
Please post comment .
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Is it only for India or for all countries?
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Here is a description of advanced chess from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Chess. The idea is to link computer programs, sometimes more than one or two and pair it with a human partner in order to play other human and computer teams. I am interested in seeing if there were a methodology that has been developed in how to develop this kind of collaboration.
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Thank you very much.
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We want start working in this filed. We can discuss all the related problems.
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I search to start with electrical drive because i have an experience on motor control but if i found other proposition i can take it them iin consideration.
I search to discuss about this subject and have the information from the profetional.
Mr Ashwani Kumar i'am happy to have the idea from you.
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This topic becomes increasingly important especially for Germany's rural areas. I would like to develop strategies based on the framework of institutional economy.
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...and here we are again... This paper is already accepted for publication, but not yet published.
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Which metrics would you use?
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Andrea: Thanks for your clarification question.
Yes, it could be a "good" collaboration when the discussions contribute towards the advancement of the stated goals. Meaning, it must be adding values to ideas or discussions in some way or other. Just having an equitable repartition of the speech time and of the gestuality is essential but not sufficient.
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Is funding necessary for broad research collaboration?
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My field is international business and I've co-operated several times with other people without special funding for all participants: written some articles, co-edited 2 books.... Of course, such co-operation may fail, too, if you don't have project financing to push you to finish it, but it can also succeed.
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I would like to look into the relationship between primary productivity and top predator occurrences. What are the possible ways to collect this information? I would also like to collect the environmental information. Looking for collaborations.
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Hi Anant, what do you mean with "measure visibility on sea"? Light penetration in the water, albedo, solar radiation, earth radiation budget, somebody's visibility when in the water... As far as i know there are some open source tools to be implemented in GRASS GIS. The following links might be of help:
Talking of OBIS SEAMAP, do not just look at the map with the colored cells. You can explore the databases as well and download them; you will notice that some datasets have a huge number of records. Look a bit more in depth at the data available changing the resolution of your grid and other parameters; use this link to the advanced search tool search for the available data http://seamap.env.duke.edu/search a use the "Option" button on the top right-hand corner of the screen to change the settings of your search.
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I need someone to help me with writing discussion to the questionnaire I developed. I have already all the data and validity tests performed but need someone for the interpretation of these data.
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By the way, would you need polish colleague? My friends can help with english only!
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I would like to make several large portraits prints (1mx1m) for the lab of Newton, Fourier, Michelson, Rayleigh and some other famous scientists. Can you advise any web source or a hard copy book, with such images of high quality? May be you came across printed portraits already available online?
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The Nobel Institute website has very good pictures of all the nobel laureates. I suppose you can also ask for prints of those pictures from the site.
When talking of pre-photograph scientists a good strategy might be to find the museum or the institution (frequently where the scientists studied, taught, conducted research or lectured frequently) where a good painted portrait is kept. Some of these institutions might consider an agreement to provide a good printing resolution photograph as long as they are quoted as sponsors next to the photograph.
Good luck.
Ana
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I am working on the molecular characterization of some novel species of mycobacteria recovered from clinical samples.
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Dear Lesley, thanks for your comment. I contact with Kim and we are going to make a collaboration to identify rare or novel species of mycobacteria.
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I am working on a research proposal on the issue of agricultural expansion, intensification and deforestation in tropical Latin America. I am particularly interested in looking not only at socio-economic and technological drivers, but also institutional ones. In particular, which aspects of governance are important in preventing further spatial expansion of agriculture in tropical Latin America? How do different land tenure systems affect the process? What is the role of indigenous communities? So far I have been thinking of looking at the dry Chaco in Northern Argentina and perhaps another case in Ecuador (in order to perform a comparative analysis). I would very much appreciate collaborations with local institutions/researchers.
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Dear Michele, using the case study method you will find the rationality that drives this situation. It means looking answers to ¿why? and ¿how? reforestatión has become a major problem by some kind of desicion taking processes; either by politicians,land owners, farmers, even consumers also. So you have to consider your research at different hierarchical levels. I recomend: Yin K. R. 2002. Case study research, design and methods. Third Edition. Sage Publications. Thousand Oaks, CA
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Becky Briant, Fiona Brock and Danielle Schreve are looking for fossiliferous Late Pleistocene sequences with independent age control to include in a new radiocarbon dating project in 2014 which will refine the pretreatments applied to plant macrofossil material in this time period. Have you worked or are you imminently planning to work on such a sequence? Do you have or can you get hold of large quantities (ideally c. 30+ kg [3+rubble sacks] of bulk sediment) of material that you would be interested in including in this project? Can you help? Please email b.briant@bbk.ac.uk for further details.
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I'm working with a late-pleistocene archaeological site in Sudan. The ancient occupation level is composed within alluvial sediments (probably containing macrofossils). Currently I'm waiting for OSL dates (will be ready in November) so if You will be interested in, we can talk about cooperation. Taking samples is not a problem, but transport to Europe c.30kg load would generate some costs.
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I am looking for examples of ecosystems (terrestrial, aquatic, grassland, forest, etc.) where low resource (water, light, nutrient) availability individuals of a species are surviving extreme environmental stress (e.g. insect outbreak, drought, heat) better than high-resource individuals of the same species to test a hypothesis I have developed. If you have an example, please contact me for potential collaboration.
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Not sure if exactly the same, but in many systems small and younger individuals can survive at higher rates than older and larger individuals when resources are low. You could say that both small and large have the same resources, but as individuals the larger have higher biomass etc... When resources are low the small individuals require less resources and so outcompete the large. It is based on R* theory of Tilman and has been seen in both experimental Plodia populations and wild European Perch
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i'm just starting my thesis for my MSc in sustainability and environmental management. i'm aiming to understand why collaboration is important in creating the change needed within the water stewardship strategies of corporates.
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Hello Simone,
I found the following articles quite helpful for my research:
Grimble, R., & Wellard, K. (1997). Stakeholder methodologies in natural resource management: A review of principles, contexts, experiences and opportunities. Agricultural Systems, 55(2), 173-193.
Margles, S., Peterson, R., Ervin, J., & Kaplin, B. (2010). Conservation Without Borders: Building Communication and Action Across Disciplinary Boundaries for Effective Conservation. Environmental Management, 45(1), 1-4.
Tam, C. L. (2006). Harmony hurts: Participation and silent conflict at an Indonesian fish pond. [Article]. Environmental Management, 38(1), 1-15. doi: 10.1007/s00267-004-8851-4
WCD. (2000). Dams and Development: A New Framework for Decision-Making. London: Earthscan Retrieved from http://www.unep.org/dams/WCD/report.asp.
I hope these references are of help for you.
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Our Paper titled "Effect of Sn substitution on structural, thermal and magnetic properties of EuMn2O5" has been accepted for the presentation at the 58th International Conference on Magnetism and Magnetic Materials (MMM) 2013 to be held in Denver, Colorado, USA from 4-8 Nov. 2013. We don't have the facilities to measure the dielectric properties of the material. We are looking for some collaborator near Denver, USA where I can do a lab visit for some days around my conference time to measure the dielectric properties of my materials. Please let me know if anybody can help in that.
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If you have already done these measurement in USA then fine.
Otherwise you can do such measurement in Mumbai itself.
In TIFR we have made this facility.
This is the first PRB from this set up.
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Interested in discussion of technology and possible collaboration
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High-speed x-ray flash photography is a. 2-D modality. XCT is a 3-D NDT diagnostic modality, although not generally very high speed.
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I am looking for a collaboration with a research group, Post-doc or PhD student having the possibility to perform cryo-TEM analyses of colloidal aggregates, mainly liposome, niosome and polymeric micelles.
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Thank you Romana for your kind suggestion, Let me know, in case you would be interested to collaborate.
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I seek international collaborators who are actively involve in superconducting research. I am experimentalist with expertise in single crystal growth and physical properties measurement
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... I like to read and be up to date/informed about people singing out of the choir (especially in superconductivity). Perhaps cause sometimes I am also one of those who sing out of the choir as well.. Anyways for who don't know Johan Prins yet and want to get a different view of superconductivity:
(I hope you don't mind some publicity...)
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We are now set up to measure 13CO2 in exhaled breath and air samples and welcome potential research collaborators to send us samples for analyses. - No cost/fees/changes
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What kind of price per injection will you be offering?
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For example: email, Skype, Google+ hangouts, Yahoo groups, websites, commercial products, others...
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I have collected some collaborate software and listed in my mind map http://www.mindmeister.com/39918845/online-collaboration-tools-2011-nader-ale-ebrahim during my PhD journey. You may find more tools in my another mind map which called "Research Tools" http://www.mindmeister.com/39583892/research-tools-by-nader-ale-ebrahim , this one is designed to assist postgraduate students (Find more detail on http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2280007 ).
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I'm looking for opportunities to join research projects in the field of sustainability accounting/eco-control. I'd like to contribute especially on methods and quantitative data-analyses.
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I am interested in sustainability accounting topic. If anyone can help is there any discussion groups on this topic, and further research idea.
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Please contact me if someone is interested.
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I am not sure what is meant by "best practice benchmarking".
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I intend to tackle a research project, which I called THEORETICAL UNIFICATION OF NEUROSCIENCE, of open participation for all researchers having at least one original work performed and / or published on the subject.
To confirm your participation, you only need to 'follow' this question and send a message, stating your mail address and the reference work. If there is an adequate number of contributions, will start a new research project in ResearchGate.
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However, I believe that is hard to neuroscience to continue collecting data with no clear goal. In my mind the key question to neuroscience should be: when and how do subjective experience become electro-chemical-proteinic responses?
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I've been interested in bringing together any science that has been done on organic cropping systems. This would hopefully result in an understanding of overall biogeochemical cycling impacts of cropping systems by classification (i.e. agroforestry, biodynamic farming, organic monoculture) in different environments.
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There are some old studies that quantified some compartments of biogeochemical cycle in cocoa (Theobroma cacao). This culture is interesting because the more traditional cultivation method is under shade trees, so many studies were done on cycling. However, I haven't seen the evaluation for certified organic orchards. The main thing I think that need to be evaluated in biogeochemical evaluations on organic systems is quantify the nutrients amounts that is removed from the system by harvest. The quantities could be extrapolated for a profitable yield, and at the end an evaluation could be done on the quantities of organic fertilizers that should be added to put back the nutrient removed from harvest in a profitable organic farm. Also need to assume the other losses like leaching. A list of the organic nutrient sources could be done, and the respective costs. This could be good to help the organic systems to be economically sustainable, and the right way would be also profitable.
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In my investigation I have found a couple of Swedish teacher associations (TA), active during the 1970s and 1980s, who found their incitements for collaboration in the need for managing computer hardware and software. In collaboration with the Ministry of Education and National Board Of Education it seems like TA are influential concerning the development of informatics (computer science) curriculum. Somehow today things have changed and the formation of TA are constrained by other regulations (political, economical or technological). Or would you say it's not?
For instance Educational secretary Michael Gove in England has recently presented a National Curriculum framework, where computing curriculum is supposed do be shaped from the bottom-up where teachers are going to share and use services on the internet for collaboration. He holds the idea of using Master Teachers which will spread the word. In such a situation I wonder if the collaboration will be driven from the needs of the teachers, the hope from the politicians, or from the programmers ideas about user interfaces.
QUESTION: The question about whether Gove's implementation will work or not, is another thing which the future will reveal, I therefore would appreciate if you could tell me (based on your research or experience from curriculum implementation) what is important for the existence of teacher associations and collaboration? What are the important factors?
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@Robin There is a reference summarizing how teachers could be involved in curriculum change. See
Aikenhead, G.S. (2003, August). Review of research on humanistic perspectives in science curricula.
A paper presented at the European Science Education Research Association (ESERA) Conference,
Noordwijkerhout, The Netherlands. Available at:
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I am a PhD candidate. I am writing a dissertation: "What are the factors of failure in the implementation of new project management technology utilizing dashboards as a tool to measure key performance indicators (KPI)." I am seeking 5-10 participants for a field study in project management.
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I need 3 volunteers to be interviewed about dashboards and project failure. Interviews confidential, of course. Identity masked and coded. The field study is for the Scientific Review Board and Industrial Review Board. Can you help?
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Work on Representation Learning (Bengio, Hinton), Self-taught Learning (Ng) , Transfer Learning (Yang), Lifelong Machine Learning (Silver, Thrun, Eaton), and Deep Learning Architectures (LeCun, Bengio, Ng) share a common interest in developing knowledge of the world from experience (training examples). For the most part, this knowledge has been used to improve the effectiveness or efficiency of future learning. Perhaps it is time to consider the learning of representation for use by broader AI systems that can reason and plan using learned knowledge as per some of the work in the Neural Symbolic Integration (Garcez,Lamb) community. Being able to reason with learned knowledge places an additional constraint on the representational language and search methods used by machine learning systems. This would seem to be informative in the move to create smarter robots and software agents. Have others being doing work on or have interest in this area?
For some additional thoughts please see
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To see a PowerPoint slideshow presentation I prepared for the Neural Symbolic 2013 Workshop, at IJCAI-2013 in Beijing, please see http://knoesis.wright.edu/faculty/pascal/nesy/NeSy13/silver-slides.pptx
Warning - this is a 172MB file.
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Research venue: Triassic strata, Nevada. Date: Next summer.
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What you are seeing in Peru is a global pattern of sudden sea level change
of minus 870 meter change in sea level followed by a plus 120 meter
change in sea level elevation between 12,000 and 8,000 years ago.
If all of the rest of the ice suddenly melted, it would only account for
less than 100 meters of the 750 meters of prior drop in sea level elevation.
All of the continents did not decide to suddenly increase their elevation
in the Tertiary, so what happened globally to account or a minimum of 650
meter drop in sea level elevation?
That involves over 15.005 % of the entire volume of the Oceans.
This leave one with three options:
1) A really big hole formed and the oceans poured into it.
2) The sea floor became lower.
3 ) The surface area of the Planet increased thus increasing the
volume of the ocean basins so the oceans are thinner and they
cover more surface area which looks like continents rising.
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It's a new intervention using probiotic bacteria in rat model osteomyelitis.
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I wish I could know more about the project. Am really interested.
Dr Innocent Nyaruhirira
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I'm extremely interested in issues concerning students' heath in educational settings such as stress levels in class rooms and how standardized testing affects drug use on campuses. I would like to work with anyone who shares similar interest in an effort to improve Canadian schools.
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Hello Mr Hany Soliman,
I tried to debate this problem many years ago as I came back from Germany with my colleagues at the university and wanted to organize a conference about it. Bus I wasn´t applauded and was told to take care of my health instead of trying to worry about students health.
I began my work as a university teacher during the begin of the University reform in Europe and in morocco too. I discovered this problem as I was obliged to teach between 08:30 and 17:00 and sometimes till 19:00 o’clock without having a real opportunity to change this timetable peacefully or to eat normally and I saw how the color of the faces of the students changed during a special time and how their concentration (and my concentration too) was reduced. This causes naturally many health problems by the students and by me too. I can write books about this unforgotten time.
There are many other causes for the health problems of the students in morocco and in Europe too. I will be happy to find somebody too who like to search in this field or to organize a conference about it.
Best regard from Sidi Allal Bahraoui in morocco
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I am in need of collaborator for identification and detailed study of cattle tick samples.
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Dear Alan HArrison, can i get your email??
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NO kinetics as function of flow rate
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I#d be interested in you methodical approach too! Especially how you plan to measure NO kinetics. We have a nice in vitro approach to pressurize big and small vessels of all kind. Flow control isn't jet there but possible!
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Especially financial market law - supervision of the bank, insurance company, stock exchange - in English or French
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Okay, but you have to ask yourself what is the goal of such an endeavour? Just a conference? Or something more long-term, like a formal partnership? Accordingly, your plan will differ greatly. I can help with either but we have to talk about specifics. It'd be best if you mailed me regarding this (and in the end -- talk to me on the phone).
Ok, niemniej musicie sobie zadać pytanie o cel takiego przedsięwzięcia. Tylko konferencja? Czy coś długoterminowego, jak umowa o współpracy między ośrodkami? Odpowiednio do tego wasz plan dalszego postępowania będzie się różnił. Mogę pomóc w obu wypadkach ale musimy porozmawiać o konkretach. Proponuję, byśmy nawiązali kontakt mailowy (a docelowo -- telefoniczny).
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We are looking for a dataset (and co-authorship).
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Dear Jan, are your skulls measured? We currently have material from Lithuania and Estonia. And, we are preparing paper, so, looking for broader geograpgical extent. Are you interested in co-authorship? If your skulls are not measured, we may do this.
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I'm interested in copper/silver/gold nanoparticles as catalysts for organic reactions. In many publications there are indications that these materials are also useful as antibiotics against resistant bacteria. I dont have the facilities to do research on this subject and I like to collaborate with other reseachers who have access to microbiological tests.
I could also imagine that these materials might have an effect on cancer cells, but again, I cannot do any research without the help of a medical researcher.
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Hi
Chris...I am Vishnu Kirthi from India, doing research in the field of Malaria control using drug delivery systems. I am sure that i can help u out in the bioassaying for the effects metal nanoparticles. If everything comes good we can go for combined publishing of co-authors...
pls contact me at bioviski@gmail.com, if interested..
Vishnu Kirthi
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I am looking for research into this area especially around Interactive ICT Touch Tables where children work collaboratively in groups around the tables (360 degrees)
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You might look at Elizabeth Jarman's Communication Friendly Spaces. She indicates there are data to support this approach. You might also look at the work of Siraj-Blatchford et al. (2002) on the Researching Effective Pedagogy in the Early Years (REPEY) project as it alludes to 'open framework' settings. It may be important to note that in most such early childhood settings,it would be unusual for children to spend much time in whole class groups.