Alicia Isabel Lutz (1949-2016)

Susan Lee Lindquist (1949–2016)

Susan Lindquist was internationally renowned for her pioneering discoveries that transformed our understanding of protein homeostasis and the wide array of biological processes it governs. She developed cutting-edge genetics and cell biology technologies; applied them on diverse organisms, including yeast, fruit flies, plants, cavefish, and humans; and tackled and solved previously intractable ...

Alicia Mazzara

In Memoriam, P. Michael Conn, PhD (1949–2016)

With the sudden passing of P. Michael Conn, the Endocrine Society lost one of the hardestworking scientists we have known. Michael was born in Oil City, Pennsylvania, received his BS from the University of Michigan, his MS from North Carolina State University, and his PhD from Baylor College of Medicine (working in Bert O’Malley’s laboratory). Following a postdoctoral fellowship in the Dufau-Ca...

Isabel

Isabel (owned and developed by The Isabel Medical Charity, a UK registered charity) is a new pediatric online tool designed with the primary intention of decreasing potential medical errors when caring for critically ill children. The origins of the website lie with the parents of Isabel who, at the age of 3 years, spent 4 weeks in a pediatric intensive care unit (PICU) recovering from the comp...

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During the last twenty-five years of research and real-world studies accomplished all over the globe, space syntax has consistently shown that movement patterns in cities and buildings tend to be strongly related to configurational properties of their respective spatial layouts. It has also been shown that individuals’ trajectories in virtual worlds are affected by the syntactic properties of t...