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Darwin and the Evolution of Access in the Electronic Age

Menefee, Daviess (2006-10-09)

My topics for today: the STM industry, publishers responding to changes in access, reacting to the future, where is business going? Daviess Menefee is currently the Director of Library Relations for the Americas at Elsevier. ...
The Growing Call for Public Access

Joseph, Heather (2006-10-09)

Why public access is important. Implications of the Federal Research Public Access Act (S.2695) on research, publishing, and open access. Heather Joseph has spent the last 16 years in the scholarly publishing community. ...
A Very Brief Introduction to Open Access

Suber, Peter (2006-10-06)
Mass & Matter 2006 agenda

Planning Committee (2006-10-06)
Panel Discussion. Mass and Matter 2006.

Joseph, Heather; Norton, Melissa MD; Menefee, Daviess; Yamey, Gavin MD; Ra'anan, Alice; Wilbanks, John (2006-11-07)

Invited speakers respond to questions from the audience during the panel discussion of the Mass and Matter symposium.
Access to Scientific Discovery, A Not-for-profit Publisher's Perspective

Ra'anan, Alice (2006-11-13)

Alice Ra’anan is the Director of Government Relations and Public Policy for the American Physiological Society (APS). Her areas of expertise include federal research funding and the humane use of animals in research. She ...
Open Access to the Medical Literature: A Global Health Issue

Yamey, Gavin MD (2006-11-06)

The current medical publishing system, why that system is broken and unsustainable and how it impedes global public health, and open access publishing: a healthier alternative. Gavin Yamey is a senior editor for the ...
Open Access with Biomed Central

Norton, Melissa MD (2006-11-06)

Open access online publishing is a viable publishing option and is supported by authors, funders, institutions, and governments. Open access online publishing maximizes research visibility, optimizes scientific progress ...
Why Should We Share?

Wilbanks, John (2006-11-07)

John Wilbanks discusses Creative Commons licensing, barriers to sharing and their impact on science, and what we could if we had open access to information. John Wilbanks comes to Creative Commons from a Fellowship at the ...
Mass and Matter 2006: Public Access to Scientific Discovery

Joseph, Heather; Norton, Melissa MD; Menefee, Daviess; Yamey, Gavin MD; Ra'anan, Alice; Wilbanks, John; University of Kansas Medical Center (2006-11-07)

A symposium addressing the current practices for publishing, delivering and sharing scientific research, data and tools. Topics include: * Legislative issues and current debates surrounding access to federally ...
Hospital surge capacity

Schukman-Dakotas, Ruth (2007-08-14)
Four phases of bioterrorism response and extraordinary powers in Kansas

Krase, Gene (2007-08-14)
Roles of the mental health professional in caring for emergency responders, victims, families, and the worried well

Wisner, John (2007-08-14)
International terrorism post-9/11: challenges, dilemmas, and conclusions

Ganor, Boaz (2007-08-14)
Communicating with the media during times of crises

Clements, Bruce (2007-08-14)
Selected agents of bioterrorism & germ warfare

Hinthorn, Daniel (2007-08-14)
Role of simulations in fortifying against a terrorist incident

Holgerson, John (2007-08-14)
Bioterrorism preparedness in Kansas

Pezzino, Gianfranco (2007-08-14)
Role of emergency response in a terrorist incident

Davis, Michael (2007-08-14)
The dietary bioflavonoid quercetin synergizes with epigallocathechin gallate (EGCG) to inhibit prostate cancer stem cell characteristics, invasion, migration and epithelial-mesenchymal transition.

Tang, Su-Ni; Singh, Chandan; Nall, Dara; Meagher, Daniel; Shankar, Sharmila; Srivastava, Rakesh K (2010-08-18)

Abstract Background Much attention has been recently focused on the role of cancer stem cells (CSCs) in the initiation and progression of solid malignancies. Since CSCs are able to proliferate and self-renew extensively ...