In Memoriam: Richard W. Fyfe, 1932–2017

In Memoriam: Richard Paul Bunge

Obituary of insight into the mechanisms of myelination and of In Memoriam: neuronal–glial interactions. Wood, Dick established that the axon was mitogenic for Schwann cells and oligodendrocytes (Wood and Bunge, 1975, 1986), providing the first example of the biological The neuroscience community has lost a pioneer, a men-activity we now recognize as the neuregulin family of tor, and a generous ...

In Memoriam: Edsger W. Dijkstra

In Memoriam Harold W. Rossmoore (1925-2003): a personal view.

The 13th International Biodeterioration and Biodegradation Symposium (IBBS) will be the first to be held without Prof. Harold W. Rossmoore. Beginning with the first symposium, in Southampton, UK in 1968, his presence has been felt at every single meeting. He even participated in a meeting, held in London, UK in 1965, that is considered to be the starting point for the International Biodeteriora...

Commuting Probability Revisions: The Uniformity Rule: In Memoriam Richard Jeffrey, 1926-2002

A simple rule of probability revision ensures that the final result of a se? quence of probability revisions is undisturbed by an alteration in the temporal order of the learning prompting those revisions. This Uniformity Rule dictates that identical learning be reflected in identical ratios of certain new-to-old odds, and is grounded in the old Bayesian idea that such ratios represent what is ...

In Memoriam-Professor Ajit K.Padhy

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