Hereafter of Environmental Engineering

HMOs, finance, and the hereafter.

Nephrotic Syndrome in Children, and Hereafter

Nephrotic syndrome in children has been well recognized and extensively reported for several decades. Earlier descriptions of this disorder mentioned the clinical picture of the massively bloated, young child with muscle wasting and passage of scanty urine. Heavy proteinuria, decreased levels of serum proteins and hyperlipidemia were observed. An underlying etiologic condition was absent in mos...

Dimensions of Environmental Engineering

The impact of human activity on the biosphere has produced a global society context in which scarcity of natural resources and risks to ecological health such as air pollution and water contamination call for new solutions that help sustain the development of human society and all life on earth. This review article begins by recalling the historical and philosophical context from which contempo...

Canalization and environmental engineering

Canalization is an umbrella term a leading C. H. Waddington introduced in 1960’s. The term describes the ability of a population to buffer disturbances in phenotypic development. There are two major types of canalization based on the sources of disturbances: genetic and environmental. Genetic canalization describes the ability to express the same phenotype from different genotypes, while enviro...

The effect of apprenticeship on the knowledge and function of students of environmental health engineering

Introduction: Creating optimized opportunities for experiential learning and practical training is an important factor that improves the quality of education. This study aims to identify and analyze the mechanism of improving apprenticeship course for the students of Environmental Health Engineering at School of public Health in Kermanshah. Methods: This study is based on comparing the quality...