With no cure or vaccine for HIV yet available, Ma and his collaborator, Professor Rainer Fischer, are co-ordinating a team of researchers across 39 European institutes who are now focused on neutralising the virus before it can cause infection – and this is where a soupy green sludge of pulverised tobacco leaves might provide an answer.
By using methods that are able to differentiate between genetic similarity caused by gene flow via hybridisation vs shared ancestry, he argues that "the patterns observed [in our analyses] are exactly what one would expect from recent gene flow" - a view shared by his collaborator Professor Svante Paabo from the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology in Leipzig, Germany.
Many who peruse this book will be pleasantly surprised by the colorful biographies of well-known parasitologists and vector-borne disease specialists, who some readers no doubt will know as friends, colleagues, collaborators, professors, or even former students.
When we failed I realised the asylum system was in chaos.' He met his collaborator David Coleman, professor in demography at Oxford University though the letters page of the Times.
Mr. Geach, her husband and sometime collaborator, a professor of philosophy at the University of Birmingham and University of Leeds, put it this way: "She thought that a theory of ethics without a theory of mind was bound to be bogus".
"A lot of researchers are very technology-oriented and they end up producing solutions that no one can make use of," says collaborator Klaus Bengler, professor of ergonomics at the Technical University of Munich in Germany, who spent 10 years at BMW research labs.
"Allowing people to vote for consumption/extraction limits may be an effective way to create... regulations," Dr. David Rand, Nowak's collaborator and professor of psychology and economics at Yale University, told The Huffington Post in an email.
The author of the Times article, the director of the Laboratory for Music, Cognition and Expertise at McGill University, and his collaborator, a professor of neuroscience at Stanford University, call this overstimulation "the curse of the information age".
He describes Jolley as more of a collaborator than a professor; rather than answer his questions, Loveless said, Jolley tried to work through philosophical problems with him.
He and his collaborator, Dr. Lars-Goran Ost, a professor of psychology at Stockholm University, presented preliminary findings on Nov. 23 at the meeting of the Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy in Boston.
A finger of suspicion points to an unlikely figure -- a longtime Hine authority and collaborator, retired Brooklyn College professor and three-time president of the Photo League cooperative where Hine left his archives.
