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Jerome Aumente is Distinguished Professor Emeritus in the School of Communication and Information (SC&I), Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey. He devotes his time to writing and to regional, national and international assignments as a media consultant specializing in journalism and mass communications training and university curriculum development.
He has extensive experience in the international training of journalists; joint curriculum development with universities internationally and in the United States; as a trainer in health communication; the Internet and newer media technologies; investigative and enterprise reporting; business, economic and financial reporting. He has been a consultant to major foundations including the John and James L. Knight Foundation; the German Marshall Fund and the Ford Foundation evaluating professional training and mid-career programs for journalists. He has been a consultant to the U.S. State Department doing media needs assessments in Europe and as a program evaluator for journalism curriculum projects in Russia.
He is Special Counselor to the Dean of SC&I, and a member of the SC&I Advisory Board. He was founding Director of the Journalism Resources Institute (JRI) where he is senior research associate, and was founder and former Chairperson of the Department of Journalism and Media Studies. Both units are in the School of Communication and Information , one of the first interdisciplinary schools founded in the United States, which he helped design at the request of the university provost.
The Journalism Resources Institute conducted nearly $5 million in projects, and trained over 14,000 print and broadcast journalists under his direction, with over $2 million in media training and journalism projects in Central and Eastern Europe. The JRI, under his leadership, had special projects in international affairs, journalism and mass communications; new media technologies; health, medical, and environmental coverage; media and law; evaluation of professional training of journalists; business and financial journalism.
He has published four books with the most recent, " From Ink on Paper to the Internet", an examination of newer media technology and the Internet, winning the Society of Professional Journalists national award for journalism research in 2008. His earlier books examine journalism in Eastern Europe; the development of electronic publishing, and a guide for young people examining misinformation in the media.
Program developer and moderator for a two-week program in which Jordanian journalists were guests of the State Department to observe the presidential election in the United States. Meetings were held with news media, universities, governmental and nongovernmental units in Washington, DC, Boston, Chicago and in Winchester, Virginia in a program facilitated by Meridian International Center, Washington, DC. ( October-November 2012) and funded by the State Department.
Evaluated media assistance and journalism training programs in Russia, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Belarus as senior evaluator with Mendez, England and Associates, Bethesda, Maryland, in a program supported by the U.S. State Department, Office of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor. ( October 2011 to Fall 2012).
Program developer and moderator for a visit of Egyptian journalists to New York City in December of 2011 to meet with news media professionals and journalism associations in an international visitors program of the U.S. State Department conducted by Meridian International Center, Washington, D.C.
Fulbright Specialist assigned to University of Vilnius in Lithuania, month of September 2011, to conduct lectures in new media and the Internet with graduate students, meet with faculty in the Institute of Journalism to discuss curriculum development and mutual research interests and conduct guest lecture at International School of Law and Business through American Embassy.
Curriculum development in health journalism and health communication in Mozambique as a consultant in a program initiated by the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health's Center for Communication Programs, sponsored by the U.S. Agency for International Development. Assistance to universities and journalist associations in establishing undergraduate and graduate curriculum, and professional journalism training projects in Maputo beginning with a field visit the summer of 2011. Focus on prevention of communicable diseases, with attention to HIV/AIDS and curriculum development in 2012.
Guest speaker and trainer in Romania in April of 2011 conducting workshops in economic reporting for journalists in Bucharest, Galati, Bacau and Iasi on behalf of the U.S. State Department and the American Embassy. Guest speaker at print and broadcast media news organizations.
Invited speaker at Harvard University in May of 2011 in a conference sponsored by the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard examining international media assistance , lessons learned in Eastern Europe and possible applications in the Middle East and democratic transition.
Winner of the "Legacy Award" of the Livingston College of Rutgers University Alumni Association, May of 2011, in recognition of his work in establishing the Journalism/Urban Communications program, then department, and the Urban Communications Teaching and Research Center during the 1970's.
State Department lecturer in Vilnius, Lithuania in the Fall of 2009 giving presentations on newer media and the Internet, health and environmental journalism at the University of Vilnius and Vytautus Magnus University in Kaunus; to journalists at the Lithuanian branch of Transparency International; to journalists and communication specialists through the Foundation for Patients' Safety, and to online journalists of Internet portals in Lithuania. Individual consultations on curriculum development at universities; press interview on economic journalism, and consultations with the heads of the Lithuanian Journalists Union. Programs arranged through the American Embassy, Office of Public Affairs, in Vilnius.
Presentations in Bangkok, Thailand, October of 2009 on newer media approaches to coverage of environmental health journalism at the Environmental Journalism Workshops sponsored by the Fogarty International Training and Research Environmental and Occupational Health Center. A co-project of the College of Public Health Sciences of Chulalongkorn University and the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences of Rutgers University through a grant of the National Institutes of Health. Also, presentation to graduate students at Chulalongkorn University on health communication and journalism strategies. His paper, " Journalistic Coverage of Environmental Health Issues in the Age of the Internet", was published as a two part series in January and February 2010 in "InPrint", the publication of the New Jersey Press Association.
Visiting scholar at the East-West Center in Honolulu, Hawaii, in December of 2009 conducting research and interviews with principals at the center on journalism education and exchange programs for journalists , and the impact of newer media and the Internet on such initiatives. The center is funded by private foundations and Congress with a focus on Asia and is on the University of Hawaii campus in Oahu.
In 2010, Professor Aumente was approved for the Fulbright Specialist Program's ongoing initiatives and nominated for an assignment in the Fall of 2011 at Vilnius University.
Based on his previous experience in Beirut, Lebanon, in 2008 with the Iraqi shoe thrower, he published an article in the May 2009 issue of "Quill" , the magazine of the Society of Professional Journalists entitled: "Who is the Iraqi Shoe Thrower and Other Lessons for Journalism Trainers in a Time of Global Conflict". He was then invited to wrote a follow-up article on this subject for the Winter 2009 Issue of Nieman Reports of Harvard University as part of its special section on journalists in peril and the impact of trauma which appeared as "The Iraqi Shoe Thrower: When Journalists Need Help."
In the March 2010 issue of " InPrint", the publication of the New Jersey Press Association he wrote an article entitled " Lessons in Working With International Journalists".
Organizer of a citizen petition campaign in Warren County, Virginia to have the phone company and the cable television company extend its higher speed Internet services to under-served areas. The campaign has won its first concessions from the phone company to extend its DSL services. He was also invited to serve on the management team of a federal Housing and Urban Development grant to Warren County government to plan a comprehensive telecommunications and broad band program for Warren County, Virginia. 2009-2010 and ongoing.
ARAB JOURNALISM AND MIDDLE EAST INITIATIVES: Ongoing programs for journalists from the Middle East through 2012. Program co-developer, trainer and moderator for a series of three, three-week workshops in 2004 and two, two-week workshops in 2005 for journalists from Arab news media representing print and broadcast journalists from approximately eight different countries in the Middle East, North Africa and from European operations. The intensive workshops were sponsored by the Meridian International Center, Washington, DC, with support from the U.S. State Department through the Arab Media Outreach Center , American Embassy, London and the Foreign Press Centers of the State Department. Journalists traveled in the United States during 2004 and 2005. The October, 2005, program for Iraqi journalists included a private meeting with President George Bush, Under Secretary of State Karen Hughes and Assistant Secretary of State, Dina Powell, at the White House. Follow up programs were under development with plans for an Internet exchange project. Aumente has conducted workshops and exchange visits for Arab journalists in 2007, including one with journalists from predominantly Islamic countries from Asia in cooperation with the East-West Center , Hawaii, and Meridian International Center. In 2008, he conducted two workshops and media visits for broadcast journalists from Saudi Arabia through Meridian International with State Department support. He conducted a program for Egyptian journalists in New York City in 2011 and a two-week program in 2012 for Jordanian journalists observing the presidential election in the US.
In the Fall of 2008, he conducted a seminar and lectures on newer media and the Internet in Beirut, Lebanon for Iraqi journalists through the Iraqi Institute for Strategic Studies.
Invited paper presenter at the Saudi Association for Media and Communication (SAMC) annual conference , King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, December 2005: a blue print for Arab and American journalists, media associations and universities to cooperate in developing cooperative programs, training and Internet projects.
Workshop trainer for two programs on a) health and environmental reporting, and b) economic, business and financial reporting for Arab journalists, government and non–government professionals, at the Alfaisal International Academy (ALFAC) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, December, 2005 in cooperation with SAMC.
Designer of an "Arab and American Journalists Internet and Exchange Project (AAJ I-Net)" project, planned with Meridian International Center, Rutgers University and invited universities, news organizations and media associations. The concept was expanded in a long term cooperative agreement between Rutgers-SC&I and Meridian in a 2008 memo of understanding to develop blue ribbon lectures, workshops and seminars, the Internet platform and a special focus on young people designed by Professor Aumente.
Economic reporting workshop for journalists in Kosovo in Pristina in the Spring and Fall of 2008 with support from the American Embassy and the International Broadcasting Bureau-Voice of America International Media Training Center., and in cooperation with the Kosovo Media Institute in Pristina and the Media Center in Caglivica.
Principal trainer and moderator of seminars for professional journalists in Macedonia on a) news writing and commentary, and b) economic reporting. Site visits to news organizations, public and university lectures. .Assistance in developing an Internet network for East European journalists on covering issues if human trafficking. In conjunction with the American Embassy, Skopje, Macedonia and International Media Training Center of International Broadcasting Board, Washington, DC. Programs in Spring and Summer of 2004 and 2005.
Principal trainer in 2006 for workshops in Belgrade and Nis in Serbia for print and electronic journalists on coverage of economic, business and financial issues. This was a sequel to previous workshops in Serbia in 1998 in cooperation with ANEM, the Independent Association of Journalists , B-92 and Veran Matic through the American Embassy.
Principal trainer for a workshop in Stip, Macedonia, Spring of 2005, on Broadcast Management in cooperation with the Association of Private Broadcasters in Macedonia ( APEMM) and the Public Affairs section of the American Embassy in Skopje, and the International Broadcasting Board ( IBB-V0A).
Principal trainer for a workshop on economic and financial reporting in Podgorica, Montenegro, Summer of 2005, in cooperation with American Embassy, Podgorica; the International Broadcasting Board (IBB-VOA) and the Montenegro Media Institute.
Advisor to a project in 2004 of the American Embassy, Skopje, Macedonia, on development of an Internet website to assist journalists in the Balkans in covering issues of the human trafficking of women and children. Prototype for a project to be introduced in other geographical sectors .
Recipient of an honorary professorship , Faculty of Political Science, Journalism, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina in recognition of his assistance as designer and co-director of a US State Department four year grant to the Sarajevo journalism department. (Spring, 2004).
Contributing author to the book, "New Media; Theory and Practice: Implications for a Changing World". Published by the University of Sarajevo, 2004. ( Paper presented in Sarajevo in 2003).
Principal workshop developer and moderator for a one week program in Opatija, Croatia, for Balkan journalists on issues of human trafficking, 2002. Workshop developed and moderated in the US for Montenegrin journalists on investigative reporting, 2002. Workshop for Bosnian journalists in 2003 on economic reporting. All under the auspices of International Media Training Center, International Broadcasting Bureau and US State Department and American embassies in the host countries .
Author of the book, " From Ink on Paper to the Internet: Past Challenges and Future Transformation for New Jersey's Newspapers." published in 2007. (499 pp.). In 2008, the Society of Professional Journalists selected the book for its Sigma Delta Chi national excellence in journalism research award presented at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. Judges called the book " a well researched book (in which)… the larger and more complex issue of the relationship between media and the Internet is revealed" and further described it as "a labor of love, the research is thorough and well-executed. A must have for every journalist's reading list." A case study of newspapers in New Jersey--- their history from the 18th through the 21st centuries; interviews with editors and publishers; analysis of the impact of newer media technologies and the Internet on newspapers; the need for newspapers to reinvent themselves in a multimedia, online format, and implications for universities in educating future journalists. The research was supported by the New Jersey Press Association, which is the oldest continuing operating press association in the United States and which celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2007. The book was a center piece in the anniversary year. It was published by New Jersey Heritage Press,, an imprint of The Policy Center of New Jersey which also published "New Jersey Reporter" magazine. The book includes interviews with major national journalism figures with experience in the state including the current head of the Associated Press; former CEO of Gannett Co. Inc; former editors-in-chief of "USA Today", and the owners of MediaNew Group, the fourth largest newspaper chain in the United States. The book has both a regional and national perspective on newspapers and mass media in an Internet age.
Coauthor, "El Communicador Digital", a book published by UCAM, Universidad Catolica San Antonio, Murcia, Spain, reviewing new media and digital trends in Spain, 2004. Research advisor to the project initiated during a visiting professorship to UCAM in Spain 2002 funded by a national Spanish Seneca educational grant.
Lecturer at seven major universities throughout Spain on new media technologies and the impact on journalism, mass media and libraries. Programs organized every three years beginning in the 1990s by Complutense University in Madrid.
Program evaluator, for a U.S. State Department funded project in which the University of Missouri and Moscow State University Schools of Journalism designed curriculum, convergence laboratory facilities for new media and faculty exchanges. Periodic visits to Moscow beginning in 2003 and continued through 2007. Note: This was preceded by my consultancy visit to Moscow in 2002 for the U.S. State Department to evaluate the feasibility of creating a support project for MSU. A final summative evaluation of the project was completed in 2007.
Invited paper presenter on newer media technologies and the Internet, and the implications for universities and news organizations. October 2005, in the "Media and Change" conference in Moscow sponsored by Moscow State University School of Journalism and Warsaw University Journalism Institute , included in a published book by Warsaw University Institute.
Contributor to the book. "Journalism at the Crossroads: Russia and American Experiences" published by Moscow State University and University of Missouri Schools of Journalism in 2006. Published by Media Mir, Moscow. Editor: Professor Elena Vartanova. My chapter assesses current project efforts and future potential in cooperative journalism education and training.
Contributor to the quarterly publication of the Moscow State University School of Journalism , "Academia", on American attitudes toward the news media. Fall, 2004.
Moscow State University, Spring Conference, 2004. Paper presented on journalism curriculum change as ongoing program evaluator for a University of Missouri-Moscow State journalism schools grant of the U.S. State Department, begun in 2003 and continuing through 2007. Paper published in MSU book , "Media and Change. Periodic visits to Moscow in 2003, 2004 and following as program evaluator of the project.
Guest lecturer in Russia in 2001 and 2002 in St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Kaliningrad and Novgorod for the American Embassy and consulates sponsored by U.S. State Department. Speaker and principal coordinator for agreement signed by St. Petersburg State University and Rutgers University—School of Communication in 2002
Author of an article, "Modernizing the News Media in a Global Environment" for the faculty journal of the Journalism Department, Urals State University, Yekaterinburg, and a chapter, examining newer media and the Internet, and the impact on the news media and university curriculum for a forthcoming book "Modern Foreign Mass Media" edited by by Aleksei Bykov of Urals State University.
Principal developer and moderator of seminars for a) journalists , b) young people as communicators on covering issues of child health and development and c) policymaking issues for Children's Futures, a $20 million project funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in Trenton, New Jersey. 2003 and 2004. Project reported in my article in "Nieman Reports of Harvard University ", Fall of 2004.
Article entitled "Multimedia Journalism Changes what Universities Teach", Fall, 2007 issue of "Nieman Reports of Harvard University". Special Section of articles , "Teaching Journalism in the Digital Age."
Article entitled "Lessons in Teaching Foreign Journalists" in the 2005 Summer Issue of "Nieman Reports of Harvard University". Special section on the topic of international training of journalists originated from my suggestion to the editor to examine the international training of journalists.
Joined Rutgers University in 1969:
Aumente joined the Rutgers University faculty in 1969 after ten years as a daily journalist, and developed programs in urban/metropolitan communication studies, community development and planning at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Previously, he was a journalist with newspapers in the United States and Europe including Urban Affairs and Canadian affairs specialist at The Detroit News, then the largest afternoon newspaper in the United States.
He is a graduate of Rutgers University, the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, and was a Nieman Fellow at Harvard University specializing in urban affairs and Canadian Affairs. At Rutgers, he established and was director of the Urban Communications Teaching and Research Center and the Urban Communications Program in the Department of Community Development which later became a separate Department of Journalism for the university under his direction.
PUBLICATIONS: His writings include five published books:
o From Ink on Paper to the Internet: Past Challenges and Future Transformations for New Jersey's Newspapers.
(New Jersey Heritage Press) Winner of the Society of Professional Journalists national award for journalism research.
o El Communicador Digital Co-author of book studying digital and new media trends in Spain.
(UCAM, Murcia Spain, University Press).
o Eastern European Journalism: Before, During and After Communism.
(Hampton Press) Co-authored.
o New Electronic Pathways. Videotex, Teletext and OnlineDatabases. (Sage Publications)
o Against Misinformation:An Action Program for Young People (ADL)
He has written numerous monographs, and articles for publications including American Journalism Review; Washington Journalism Review; Editor and Publisher; Quill; Design and Environment; Architectural Forum; City Magazine; The Nation; Channels of Communication; Travel; Chronicle of Higher Education,; Nieman Reports of Harvard University, the Freedom Forum Media Studies Journal, and Television Quarterly. His reports on urban affairs: "Urban Challenge: Can the Cities Survive?" for The Detroit News was distributed nationally as a monograph. He has written a report for the Aspen Institute Communication and Society program on uses of the Internet for social issues. He did a research and policy analysis report for Rutgers University on cable television and broad band communications at major universities.
He published an award-winning book on the history of newspapers in New Jersey under contract with the New Jersey Press Association for its 150th anniversary in 2007. He is developing a long term program with Rutgers University SC&I-JRI with Meridian International Center in Washington for a lecture series, seminars and exchange programs for international journalists, an Internet platform, and program for young people. This builds on eight programs he has completed from 2004-2008 with Arab and Islamic journalists. He has developed and conducted fourteen workshops for Eastern and Central European journalists for the International Media Training Center of the International Broadcasting Bureau, IBB He was a principal advisor, content writer and evaluator for a multimedia CD to train journalists in health reporting internationally. He developed and directed a series of seminars on coverage of childhood health and development for Children's Futures, a $20 million project supported by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. He evaluated programs for the US State Department at Moscow State University, and was program evaluator for new initiatives for MSU and University of Missouri. His latest writing projects include analysis of training, exchange and fellowship programs for journalists.
Aumente received the Society of Professional Journalists' Sigma Delta Chi national award for excellence in journalism research in 2008 for his book, " From Ink on Paper to the Internet" . He received a lifetime achievement award from the New Jersey Press Association for his training of journalists . The Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism honored him with its coveted Alumni Award for his work in journalism education and training in the United States and globally. He is the recipient of the Rutgers University Presidential Award for Distinguished Public Service. He received the Golden Quill Award for Distinguished Service from the New Jersey Scholastic Press Association which he helped found. He was awarded an honorary professorship at the University of Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina, in recognition of his developing and co-directing a four year, State Department funded program to assist the journalism department. Previously, he was visiting professor at Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland where he helped create its International School of Journalism. He is the recipient of a Nieman Fellowship from Harvard University. He was awarded bronze medallion service awards from the Rectors of Jagiellonian University and the Academy of Mining and Engineering in Krakow, Poland, for assistance to those universities in curriculum and media development. In 2010, he was approved as a member of the Fulbright Specialist program to assist universities in journalism curriculum development, and in 2011 was a Fulbright Specialist at Vilnius University's Institute of Journalism in Lithuania. He received the Livingston College, Rutgers University, Legacy Award in 2011 for his academic work. He was a visiting professor at UCAM , Universidad Catolica San Antonio, Murcia, in Spain 2002 funded by a national Spanish Seneca educational grant.
He has been to the Central and East European region and Western Europe over 100 times since 1989, overseas more than 200 times in total, and has also worked in Central and Latin America, the Middle East and Asia. His work included: media needs assessments in Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia for the U.S. Information Agency and the International Media Fund; lectures and curriculum assistance at universities in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kaliningrad, Novgorod and Yekaterinburg in Russia for the U.S. State Department; evaluation of the Faculty of Journalism program at Moscow State University for the U.S. State Department leading to creation of a major grant program for MSU and post evaluation; design of the relationship between St. Petersburg State University School of Journalism and the School of Communication, Information and Library Studies of Rutgers University which culminated in a long term agreement in 2002 between both universities.
Other international work included creation of a Media Resources Center in Warsaw; assistance in founding the school, and visiting professor and chair of, the international advisory board of the International School of Journalism at Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland; assistance in founding a public radio station for the Krakow region at the Academy of Mining and Engineering; journalism workshops in Serbia in Belgrade, Nis, Cacak and Zrenjanin for independent broadcast media.; co-director of a three year grant to assist the Journalism Department at the University of Sarajevo to modernize its curriculum, support faculty exchanges and distance learning and Internet resources; expansion of the University of Sarajevo project to universities in Tuzla and Banja Luka in Bosnia-Herzegovina; Media counseling for Balkan journalists in Rome as part of a program with the FNSI-- National Federation of Italian Journalists--- and the American Embassy; Grants reviewer for the US State Department for journalism programs for the Balkans and Southern Europe in 2002 through the Academy for Educational Development.
Design and moderating of fourteen workshops overseas or in Washington and New York City for Bosnian-Herzegovian and Balkan journalists with the International Media Training Center of Voice of America-International Broadcast Bureau, US State Department. The workshops included:1) health, medical, environmental and social welfare issues;2) human rights abuses in the trafficking of women and children;3) economic, business and financial reporting; 4) enterprise and investigative reporting; 5) management issues for directors of news agencies 6) a workshop in Opatija, Croatia, for journalists from five Balkan countries on human rights coverage of trafficking of women and children , and one in the US for Bosnian journalists; a workshop in investigative and enterprise reporting for journalists from Montenegro. He conducted workshops in Macedonia on news reporting and commentary and economic reporting in 2004, and on broadcast management in 2005. He conducted a workshop on economic and business reporting in Montenegro in 2005. He conducted workshops for journalists in Belgrade and Nis in Serbia in 2006 with support from the American Embassy, the State Department and the International Media Training Center of VOA-IBB. In 2008, he conducted economic reporting workshops in Pristina, Kosovo.
Lectures on journalism issues in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Russia, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Serbia and Macedonia; periodic lecture series at major universities in Spain on new media technologies, journalism, library and information sciences in Madrid, Murcia, Granada, Zaragoza, Badajoz, Malaga, Salamanca and Alcala. Visiting professorship at UCAM, Catholic University in Murcia, Spain to assist in graduate development and research. Lectures on journalism issues in Central and Latin America including the Latin American Journalism Center in Panama, and Universidad del Norte in Baranquilla, Colombia. Assistance to the Voice of America and USAID in creation of multimedia materials to train journalists in Latin America in health/medical coverage in cooperation with Pan American Health Organization and World Health Organization. An interactive CD to train journalists in health journalism was beta tested at University of the West Indies, CARIMAC, in Kingston, Jamaica under his direction and analysis, and final development of additional scenarios and user progress review materials were created for this. A module on women's health issues, prenatal care and family planning was created for the Population Reference Bureau with a focus on Africa. A previous module on coverage of natural disasters and health issues in the Caribbean and Central America was completed earlier. Workshops on health reporting, and business, economic and financial reporting in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia .
Leader of numerous workshops in Europe on local and regional news coverage, newer media technologies, media ethics, specialized reporting in health, medical and environmental issues, investigative and public affairs reporting, print/broadcast media. Coordinator/speaker at training workshops for visiting CEE journalists in Washington, New York and at Rutgers. Director of one year fellowships for journalists from Poland, Slovakia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Hungary in residence at the JRI at Rutgers University. At The Detroit News, he was Canadian Affairs specialist as well as Urban Affairs specialist and frequently covered assignments in Canada in Toronto, Montreal and did a series of transcontinental articles in Canada and its Northwest Territories.
He designed and administered the Merck Science Journalism Student Awards program for seven years from 1994 to 2000 which assembled faculty and students from major universities in the United States each year for indepth review of health/medical, science coverage by news media. He authored " Preparing Health, Medical and Science Journalists for the Future", a report of the first three years of the Merck program available from JRI or on the JRI website, and a monograph of the next three years. He has written articles and papers and lectured frequently on health, medical and environmental journalism and communication strategies employing newer media technologies including the Internet in the United States, Europe and Latin America. He designed and was moderator of numerous workshops in the United States and in Europe for journalists, faculty and students, and government, corporate and nonprofit organizations in health, medical, environmental and social welfare issues; issues of aging; mental health, environmental protection, land use and life quality. Most recently, he developed for SC&I the successful proposal for a blue ribbon lecture series on health issues funded by the Johnson and Johnson Family of Companies. He has written content materials for an innovative CD to train journalists in health coverage developed by the International Broadcasting Bureau-Voice of America; the Pan American Health Organization and World Health Organization and U.S Agency for International Development, and UNAIDS. He designed and conducted the alpha and beta testing of the CD. He was moderator for a panel examining global communications, alternative news and community health issues at a conference supported by the Rockefeller Foundation.
He was a consultant for Children's Futures, a $20 million project funded by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to assist children and families in health and childhood development, and developed training workshops for journalists in coverage of childhood development issues, for youth interested in communications careers, and in policymaking seminars.
Most recently, in 2011-2012, he was a consultant for curriculum development in health journalism and health communication in Mozambique as a consultant in a program initiated by the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health's Center for Communication Programs, sponsored by the U.S. Agency for International Development. Assistance to universities and journalist associations in establishing undergraduate and graduate curriculum, and professional journalism training projects in Maputo beginning with a field visit the summer of 2011. Focus on prevention of communicable diseases, with attention to HIV/AIDS and curriculum development in 2012.
He gave presentations in Bangkok, Thailand, October of 2009 on newer media approaches to coverage of environmental health journalism at the Environmental Journalism Workshops sponsored by the Fogarty International Training and Research Environmental and Occupational Health Center. A co-project of the College of Public Health Sciences of Chulalongkorn University and the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences of Rutgers University through a grant of the National Institutes of Health. Also, a presentation to graduate students at Chulalongkorn University on health communication and journalism strategies. His paper, " Journalistic Coverage of Environmental Health Issues in the Age of the Internet", was published as a two part series in January and February 2010 in "InPrint", the publication of the New Jersey Press Association.
He designed a unique Press, Bar and Bench series of seminars in cooperation with the New Jersey State Supreme Court, the NJ Bar Association and the NJ Press Association to improve coverage of civil and criminal trials, and promote better understanding among judges, lawyers and journalists. (Funded by the Newhouse Foundation). The program continued for three years under his direction.
In broadcasting, he served for many years as a board member or advisor to the New Jersey Broadcasting Authority and its statewide public television network, as a representative of two Chancellors of Higher Education in New Jersey. He also served as a consultant for a program series on urban issues at WOR-TV when it was an RKO affiliate.
He has developed and administered over $5 million in grants from such organizations as Ford Foundation; John and Mary Markle Foundation; Florence and John Schumann Foundation; Times-Mirror Foundation; John S. Knight Foundation; Newhouse Foundation; The New York Times Foundation; The Record Publishing Company; Rockefeller Brothers; U.S. State Department and its former United States Information Agency, and College and University Affiliates Program; International Media Fund; Merck Foundation; Johnson and Johnson Foundation; German Marshall Fund; International Media Training Center, Voice of America and International Broadcasting Bureau; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency; various New Jersey State agencies including Department of Community Affairs; Mental Health and Community Services, and the Department of Higher Education.
He has been a consultant for the James and John S. Knight Foundation and the German Marshall Fund, doing extensive surveys and analysis of their funded, professional training programs for print and electronic journalists. He previously did a study of professional development for journalists as a Ford Foundation consultant, and was a consultant for its Office of Communication, focusing on public broadcasting. He has been a consultant to public and private groups including the Ford Foundation; the John S. Knight Foundation; the German Marshall Fund; BMW of North America; John Portman and Associates; International Broadcasting Bureau of Voice of America, and as an expert witness for a law firm in libel matters in which news media are defendants. His consulting has included Children's Futures, a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation supported program; the University of Missouri and Moscow State University as program evaluator for their State Department grant to journalism education , the New Jersey Press Association and Rutgers University, School of Communication, Information and Library Studies, now called the School of Communication and Information.
He consults in the United States and internationally in such areas as curriculum development for journalism, mass media, library and information sciences; health, medical and environmental communication; international affairs; newer media technologies including online services and the Internet; communication strategies for corporations, government and nonprofit organizations, and professional development training for print and broadcast journalists.
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A 27-year-old Ohio man found guilty of first-degree murder in December for the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Kathryn "Katie" Weber-Kuhl outside a Glenwood assisted living facility last September, will spend the rest of his life in prison.
Mark A. Troutman showed no remorse for his actions in a statement given prior to his sentence being announced Monday by District Court Judge James Heckerman.
The Mills County Trails Board has entered into a unique partnership with a team of civil engineering students from the University of Iowa to develop plans for a proposed trailhead and trail network that would link Glenwood Lake Park with the city's recreation complex and athletic fields on the east side of Keg Creek.
Malvern artist and community leader Zack Jones has been named the Glenwood Area Chamber of Commerce's Citizen of the Year. East Mills High School student Emmy Duysen is the chamber's Junior Citizen of the Year.
More than $1 million has now been raised or pledged for the Glen Haven Village capital campaign.
Proponents of the $3.2 million skilled nursing facility being proposed for a cluster of residential cottages on the campus of the Glenwood Resource Center (GRC) are optimistic construction will begin later this year once a long-term lease agreement is finalized with the state of Iowa.
A Glenwood man involved in a collision on U.S. Highway 34 in western Mills County last summer that claimed the life of a Florida bicyclist will not face criminal charges following a lengthy investigation by the Iowa State Patrol.
Mills County Attorney Naeda Elliott announced last week that Robb William Philippus, 34, of Glenwood has been charged with "Actions Against Bicyclists," a simple misdemeanor.
A ground-breaking ceremony for the Love's travel stop being planned for the Interstate 29/Highway 34 interchange in western Mills County has been scheduled for Wednesday, March 22, at 10 a.m., according to Linda Washburn, executive director of the Glenwood Area Chamber of Commerce.
The Love's complex will be built west of the interchange along the north side of Highway 34 near the 188th Street intersection.
The bald eagles have returned to the Missouri River valley, catching the attention of motorists on both the Iowa and Nebraska sides of the U.S. Highway 34 bridge west of Glenwood.
Late last week, a handful of eagles could be seen hovering and resting on sign posts on the Iowa side of the bridge. By Saturday, nearly three dozen eagles were spotted plucking fish from a frozen pond on the Nebraska side of the bridge by Glenwood photographer Jim Deitchler. The eagles congregated at the same pond on the south side of the highway Sunday afternoon.
Customers of MidAmerican Energy and Black Hills Energy residing within the city limits of Glenwood could soon be paying a 3-5 percent fee on their monthly utility bills to help generate dollars for the city's general fund account.
The Glenwood City Council has taken the first step toward the implementation of "franchise fees" for the city's energy providers by approving a revenue purpose statement and scheduling a public hearing for Tuesday, Feb. 14, at 7 p.m. at City Hall.
Joe Edwards is no stranger to long bike rides.
In the last few years the devoted long-distance rider has taken part in grueling road rides in Alaska, Colorado and the Cascade mountains.
But nothing could quite prepare Edwards for the Great Southern Randonee in Australia.
"As I was riding, I was thinking to myself: this is hardest ride I'd ever done," said Edwards, who own graphic design shop Joe Designer in Glenwood. "But when I finished I said, 'Nah, that's not the hardest I've ever done.'"
Richard Crouch, president of the Glenwood Resource Center Parents and Family Group, said the findings of an investigation by the Iowa Department of Human Services (IDHS) have not changed his opinion about the care his son is receiving at the state-operated facility for individuals with profound physical and intellectual disabilities. Crouch's son has resided at GRC for 30-plus years.
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Breaded Fish Filets
|Whitefish fillets
|16 Ounce
|Cornflake cereal/Bran cereal
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Salt-free seasoning
|To Taste
|Evaporated skim milk
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|2 Teaspoon
1. Divide filets into 4 servings.
2. Roll flake cereal between waxed paper until it has become fine crumbs. Sprinkle seasoning into crumbs and mix thoroughly.
3. Dip filets into milk and then into crumbs.
4. Place on a nonstick baking sheet. Sprinkle with lemon juice. Bake at 500° for 10 minutes. OR Broil until golden brown, turning once.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 949 Calories from Fat 240
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 27 g40.9%
Saturated Fat 4.1 g20.5%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 285.8 mg95.3%
Sodium 905.3 mg37.7%
Total Carbohydrates 80 g26.5%
Dietary Fiber 1.9 g7.7%
Sugars 14.9 g
Protein 95 g189.9%
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Regular individual cow SCC enable you to monitor udder health of each cow over a lactation.
They allow you to assess the contribution of an individual cow to the bulk milk SCC, if problems arise.
They also provide you with options when deciding your dry cow treatment strategy and culling list.
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SmartSAMM recommends a minimum of bi-monthly herd testing, which generally equates to 4 tests per seasonal lactation.
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12.1 - Consult your advisor for advice on management of cows contributing high numbers of cells to the vat.
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Divert high SCC milk from the vat by:
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With summer holidays nearly over and the nights now drawing in, it can only mean one thing. Households across the country will soon be getting ready for 'Back to School'! As every parent knows, ensuring kids are getting the most out of classroom learning is key to them doing well at school.
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Vermicelli And Sprouts With Red Clam Sauce
|Canned chopped clams
|13 Ounce (Undrained)
|Olive oil
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Tomato sauce
|8 Ounce
|Chopped parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|Chopped onion
|1 Tablespoon
|Grated parmesan cheese
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|Dried basil
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|Dried whole oregano
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground pepper
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Red pepper
|1 Dash
|Hot cooked vermicelli
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Bean sprouts
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Coat a skillet with cooking spray, add olive oil, and place over medium-high heat until hot.
Add garlic, and saute 2 minutes.
Drain clams, reserving juice from 1 can.
Add reserved juice to garlic; set clams aside.
Add tomato sauce, parsley, onion, 1 tablespoon Parmesan cheese, and seasonings to skillet.
Simmer, uncovered, 30 minutes.
Stir in clams, and cook until clam sauce is thoroughly heated.
Combine hot vermicelli and bean sprouts, toss well.
Pour clam sauce over pasta and sprouts.
Sprinkle with 1 tablespoon Parmesan cheese.
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Calories 770 Calories from Fat 94
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 10 g15.8%
Saturated Fat 1.9 g9.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 130.1 mg43.4%
Sodium 364.2 mg15.2%
Total Carbohydrates 105 g34.9%
Dietary Fiber 8 g31.9%
Sugars 8.7 g
Protein 65 g129.3%
Vitamin A 64.6% Vitamin C 142.3%
Calcium 38.5% Iron 315.9%
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a great place to eat ,as a family or just with friends. We have our family reunions here several times, the food is great, a great buffet and just all around good food
Before driving the 20-30 minutes from Clemmons to East Bend, we did our due diligence by reading the customer reviews in Trip Advisor. There are many glowing comments about the buffet and food. A couple of "one-stars," but anyone can have a bad night, right? So...off we drove.
We arrived at 5:30 on Wednesday. Not many cars in the lot,...
Mt. Olympus is a family-friendly place to dine. It's out in the country and everyone loves the buffet. Tuesday nights you get breakfast buffet. Or you can order from the menu. Breakfast, lunch, or dinner you'll see the locals who gather every day. The owner, Pete, is a super guy and won't mind leaving the kitchen to talk to customers....
I love chicken stew. Like a lot of people your mom's is usually better than anywhere else. In this case though the Chicken stew/soup is as close to my mom's soup as i have ever tasted. Rich and bold with chicken abound. They even put it on the buffet. To go along with that I have yet to have a...
Food bar was good and the food was hot very good rolls however they st beside bar so not warm. The place is crowded on Sundays after church because of the food and cheap prices. The only thing I found wrong was it wasn't cool in there and the chairs and tables could use an update
i loved the buffet is was great. The food is home cooking and good almost as good as grandmas. The breakfast is even better than dinner homemade biscuits were great. Cheap prices for good amount of food you get. Would recommend to anybody looking for a small town good eats place.
Having visited Mt. Olympus twice, I have enjoyed both my meals. The buffet is excellent, the food well-prepared and varied. The fried chicken is my favorite! The menu is also looks good but I have not tried those dishes. Family members have had breakfast there and found it good also.
I have eaten there three times. I wasn't happy the first couple of times but anybody can have a bad day so I thought it was only fair to give it one more try.The chicken was okay, the fried fish was adequate also. That's the last of the compliments for this place. It gives the appearance of being run strictly...
This place has bad service? The waitress gave us the wrong order, and then forgot part of our order. The food has messed my stomach up. I'm getting sick. I suggest if you go there, go there for the breakfast. The dinner is not the best.
Excellent food and service. Good place to eat and visit with friends. Would recommend It to anyone that likes "home cooking" food.
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Using existing information in multi-arm multi-stage clinical trials
Multi-arm clinical trials compare several active treatments to a common control and have been proposed as an efficient means of making an informed decision about which of several treatments should be evaluated further in a confirmatory study. Additional efficiency is gained by incorporating interim analyses that allow the study to be stopped early - either because of overwhelming evidence of benefit or lack thereof.
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Mac SDK released to automate Disc Applications
SDK allows software developers to easily integrate automated Blu-ray/CD/DVD burning or reading into software applications.
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Acronova Technology, Inc., the world's leading developer and manufacturer of Blu-ray/CD/DVD duplication and printing equipments, today announced its Mac Software Developers Kit (SDK) for Nimbie USB Plus disc autoloaders. The SDK offers programmers to control disc autoloaders to automatically load and unload optical discs such as Blu-ray, CD and DVD for software programs.
Previously available on Windows and Linux, the newly released Mac Software Development Kit allows programmers to easily integrate automated disc burning and reading into their own software programs on OSX 10.9. The SDK supports Acronova's Nimbie USB Plus Blu-ray/CD/DVD autoloaders. The autoloader with disc capacity of 100 can be connected to a Mac or PC and operated via software for automated tasks such as duplication, burning, ripping, back up and more.
"Nimbie is one of the most affordable and reliable disc autoloaders available. The bundled software allow users to duplicate, burn, rip, archive and back up discs without additional purchase of any additional software." Jessie Tsai, CTO of Acronova Technology, said. "With the Mac SDK, more applications can utilize the disc loader, eliminate the trouble and inconvenience of manual disc feeding." He added.
SDK for Mac, PC and Linux can be requested at www.acronova.com. Starting at $559, Nimbie USB Plus disc autoloader is available via Acronova online store at store.acronova.com
About Acronova Technology, Inc
Acronova Technology is an emerging manufacturing leader providing automated disc loading solutions since 2002. Acronova offer user friendly, affordable and reliable autoloaders for Blu-ray/CD/DVD duplication, printing, ripping and backup. More information at: www.acronova.com
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Vatalanib in Treating Patients With Metastatic Cutaneous Melanoma That Cannot be Removed by Surgery
|Tracking Information
|First Received Date ICMJE
|November 22, 2007
|Last Updated Date
|August 1, 2013
|Start Date ICMJE
|February 2006
|Primary Completion Date
|September 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Current Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Response rate as assessed by RECIST every 8 weeks
|Original Primary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Change History
|Complete list of historical versions of study NCT00563823 on ClinicalTrials.gov Archive Site
|Current Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Original Secondary Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Same as current
|Current Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Original Other Outcome Measures ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Descriptive Information
|Brief Title ICMJE
|Vatalanib in Treating Patients With Metastatic Cutaneous Melanoma That Cannot be Removed by Surgery
|Official Title ICMJE
|A Phase II Study to Evaluate the Efficacy and Safety of PTK787 in Patients With Metastatic Cutaneous Melanoma
|Brief Summary
RATIONALE: Vatalanib may stop the growth of tumor cells by blocking some of the enzymes needed for cell growth and by blocking blood flow to the tumor.
PURPOSE: This phase II trial is studying how well vatalanib works in treating patients with metastatic cutaneous melanoma that cannot be removed by surgery.
|Detailed Description
OUTLINE: This is a multicenter study.
Patients receive oral vatalanib twice daily on days 1-28. Courses repeat every 28 days in the absence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity.
After completion of study therapy, patients are followed at 8 weeks and then periodically thereafter.
|Study Type ICMJE
|Study Phase
|Phase 2
|Study Design ICMJE
|Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Condition ICMJE
|Melanoma (Skin)
|Intervention ICMJE
|Drug: vatalanib
|Study Arms
|Not Provided
|Publications *
|Cook N, Basu B, Biswas S, Kareclas P, Mann C, Palmer C, Thomas A, Nicholson S, Morgan B, Lomas D, Sirohi B, Mander AP, Middleton M, Corrie PG. A phase 2 study of vatalanib in metastatic melanoma patients. Eur J Cancer. 2010 Oct;46(15):2671-3. doi: 10.1016/j.ejca.2010.07.014.
* Includes publications given by the data provider as well as publications identified by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number) in Medline.
|Recruitment Information
|Recruitment Status ICMJE
|Estimated Enrollment ICMJE
|Completion Date
|October 2010
|Primary Completion Date
|September 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Eligibility Criteria ICMJE
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers
|Contacts ICMJE
|Contact information is only displayed when the study is recruiting subjects
|Listed Location Countries ICMJE
|United Kingdom
|Removed Location Countries
|Administrative Information
|NCT Number ICMJE
|Other Study ID Numbers ICMJE
|CRCA-CCTC-CAMEL02, CDR0000576458, EU-20787, EUDRACT-2005-004710-33, CCLG-Camel-02, ISRCTN00191981
|Has Data Monitoring Committee
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|U.S. FDA-regulated Product
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|Plan to Share Data
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|IPD Description
|Not Provided
|Responsible Party
|Not Provided
|Study Sponsor ICMJE
|Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
|Collaborators ICMJE
|Not Provided
|Investigators ICMJE
|Information Provided By
|National Cancer Institute (NCI)
|Verification Date
|April 2008
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1. Re: Classloading in WLSRené van Wijk Apr 18, 2012 7:42 AM (in response to Jcgeorge-Oracle)"Is it guaranteeing that all the Jar files inside WEB-INF/lib is loaded into application class loader?"
Note that this depends on which classes (jars) you have in the WEB-INF/lib directory. WebLogic uses the delegation
model to load classes; when classes are already loaded, they do not get loaded again by the application class loader.
WebLogic provides an override mechanism by the so-called filtering class loader configuration. Some examples are given here:
- http://middlewaremagic.com/weblogic/?p=5861
- http://middlewaremagic.com/weblogic/?p=6725
"... can i get hold of the application classloader from within a java class inside the Web application ?"
Very good question. Not to my knowledge - http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/web.1111/e13706/classloading.htm#i1080994


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German Grand Prix
German Grand Prix
The German Grand Prix at the Hockenheimring used to be all about raw horsepower. It was a flat out blast around a 4.2 mile tree-lined track then into the stadium section that houses the fans. It made sense to shorten the track to 2.8 miles so that the fans would see the cars more often. That done, the German fans are now able to fire more rockets and sound their fog horns a greater number of times, as their favorites come by. The color and sound is breathtaking with a sea of red that far outdoes that of any other track.
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Within easy reach of Hockenheimring is Heidelberg, which is certainly one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, with a picturesque cityscape, the world-famous Schloss Castle ruins and the baroque style Old Town. Located in the Neckar river valley, the city is home to the oldest university in Germany, established in 1386. With faculties for Medicine, Law and Natural Sciences considered to be among the best in Germany. Like great Universities towns around the world, the students make for a young and energetic population, with a great night life.
If you have not attended the German Grand Prix, we highly recommend it; it is unlike any other race on the schedule.
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But once again, it's an island where a small minority of residents, invariably young males, have been destroying the reputation and economic opportunities for everyone else. Remarkably, the island withstood the global recession better than most, and building continues relentlessly, demonstrating a long-term faith in the future of the lovely island.
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Ubiquitin System: The Next Class of Drug Targets?
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Resolving Nonspecific Binding, Regeneration and Other Problems
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Thermo, Barnett Institute Forge LC-MS Tech Alliance
Thermo Fisher Scientific and scientists at the Barnett Institute, Northeastern University, Boston, have entered a Technology Alliance Partnership agreement, with the goal of accelerating research in high-resolution accurate mass liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) applications.
This collaboration will include performing research and sharing samples and data that could lead to development of improved techniques, exchanging ideas and opinions about improving instrument and software performance, discourse about current technology issues, and publishing new methodologies and scientific advances.
The alliance, with the Barnett Institute's director, Barry Karger, and team, will focus on three research areas:
- Comprehensive characterization of complex proteins
- Ultra-trace analysis methodologies of proteomic samples
- New LCMS-based methods for analysis of biosimilars
"Academic research labs are tremendous sources of innovation, which is why we're so pleased to collaborate with Northeastern scientists who have particular expertise in combining the strengths of separation science and high-resolution MS analysis of proteins," said Iain Mylchreest, vp, R&D at Thermo Fisher.
This wouldn't be the first time Thermo has partnered with scientists from a university. Back in July of 2010, they established a Biomarker Research Center in Tokyo, Japan, with Toshihide Nishimura, a professor at the Tokyo Medical University Hospital, and Gyorgy Marko-Varga, professor at the Tokyo Medical University Hospital and Lund University, Sweden, with a focus on biomarker discovery and quantification, disease mechanisms, therapeutic drug monitoring, and disease pathophysiology.
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I bought this halter a few months ago, but unfortunately it is just too large for my Paint. It is beautiful though and the leather on it is to die for; buttery soft and pliable and very thick. It's just exceptionally well made. It haas only been on my horse twice. I compared it and it is similar in size, slightly larger actually, than my extra full english show bridle. It is stamped full though, but it would be perfect on any Thoroughbred-y large boned horses. It is also stamped Cody brand. I would like $150 obo. Let me know if you would like more pictures, measurements, etc.
Also, buyer pays shipping. Standard shipping is about $10 in the U.S.
Bump, anyone? Show season is coming up ;)
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