He was a mentor to several generations of scholars of Islamic art, an organizer of colloquia, scholarly organizations, journals and prizes, and the recipient of numerous honors.
Still-evolving signals from different organizations, journals, and laboratories concerning the ethics and even the definition of authorship confuse the issue further.
In April 2012, Harvard dedicated part of a 250,000-square-foot multipurpose construction project, which housed student organizations, journals, and social activities, to Caspersen, calling it the Caspersen Student Center.
Thereafter, many funding organizations, journals and scientific institutions e.g.g
I implore a major Jewish organization (Jewish Journal? New York City? Annenbergs?) to plow the road to Santa Claus Lane.
In 1883, Robert Ridgway was a founding member of the American Ornithologists Unionn (AOU) and he became an associate editor of the organization's journal The Auk.
Finkel said he and four psychology professors from other schools were enlisted by the Association for Psychological Science to write about the online dating industry, and the report was being published in the organization's journal, Psychological Science in the Public Interest.
In 10 cases a target group of physicians was specified in the guidelines or was defined by the publishing organization or journal, which addressed specific groups of physicians.
A: I have gotten great feedback from the research community, including Research Integrity Officers (RIOs) and Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) Coordinators at institutions, Vice Presidents for Research, research advocacy professional organizations, and journal editors.
We sought as many observers as possible through stroke, neurology, neuroradiology and other relevant conferences, newsletters of trials and professional organizations and journal articles.
New professional organizations and journals were established, and the area soon became one of the most vital and thriving disciplines within philosophy.
