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Talking Past Each Other?: How to Communicate With Medical Writers When Preparing Clinical Research Manuscripts for Journal Submission

Clinical research manuscripts are often a blend of qualitative prose and quantitative data. And, the people who help the authors prepare each section - introduction, methods and materials, results, and discussion - are typically from very different parts of the research organization and have different backgrounds. Speaking a common language...

Tags: SAS Institute, Manuscript, Research Manuscript

White papers 2009-02-27

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Books: Entering the Age of Glosses

Here's the key to thinking about the future of writing, something straight out of the manuscript era: the humble gloss or "scholia," for those who prefer the Latin. They are the notes, in margins, footnotes at the bottom of a page (the standard starting around 1700) and later in the...

Tags: Movie, Audible Inc., Cryptography, Books, Copy, Kindle, Master File, Page Number, E-books, Digital Security, Security, Personal Technology, Mitch Ratcliffe

Blog posts 2009-04-27

The Secrets of CEOs

I just finished reading an advance US manuscript of 'The Secrets of CEOs - 150 Global Chief Executives lift the lid on business, life and leadership' by Steve Tappin, who is a managing partner in the global CEO & board practice of Heidrick & Struggles, and Andrew Cave, a leading...

Tags: CEO, Collaboration, Groupware, Strategy, Enterprise Software, Software, Management, Oliver Marks

Blog posts 2008-10-06

Affinity propagation for faster computing

Canadian computer scientists have developed a new algorithm named affinity propagation which can considerably speed up IT systems. One of the researchers said that affinity propagation works by considering all possible interpretations of the data at once. This new algorithm is based on pairing up pieces of data instead of...

Tags: Computers &, Internet

Blog posts 2007-03-05

Bacteria can build nanowires

Researchers at the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory PNNL have discovered that under certain conditions, some very common bacteria can form nanowires. These bacteria were able to produce nanowires as small as 10 nanometers in diameter, but which can reach hundreds of microns in length. What is interesting here is that...

Tags: Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, bacteria

Blog posts 2006-07-11

Senate bill would put federally funded research online

Journal articles containing federally funded research would be available online within six months of publication if recently introduced legislation becomes law, Federal Computer Week reports. Cosponsors Sens. John Cornyn (R-Texas) and Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.) announced yesterday that the Federal Research Public Access Act of 2006 would require agencies...

Tags: agency, John Cornyn

Blog posts 2006-05-04