Letter from the Interim Executive Director

Letter from the Interim Editor

Rob Kling’s editorship of The Information Society (TIS) from 1995 to his sudden passing on May 15, 2003 was a unique moment in the life of TIS or for that matter any research journal. He operated above paradigms and methodologies, and his editorial instincts were receptive to research from all traditions. Our tendency is to ease into intellectual cubbyholes where fellow researchers conveniently...

From the Desk of the Executive Director.

A Message from the Executive Director

On behalf of the team at WINS, I am pleased to share our achievements of 2015. Facing the headwinds of tough economic times, Calgarians stepped up in so many ways to help one another and I express my sincere gratitude to the donors, volunteers, customers, grantors, funders and community partners who helped make the past year a success. Together, we created hope and new beginnings for 1,800 indi...

Executive Director for Operations

This paper responds to the April 29, 1998, Staff Requirements Memorandum (SRM) concerning SECY-98-010, "Petition for Envirocare of Utah, Inc., to Possess SNM in Excess of Current Regulatory Limits" (Attachment 1). This SRM directed the staff to review the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) report on post-disposal criticality at the Barnwell, South Carolina, disposal facility and to inform the...

The Spectrum Page 2 From the Executive Director

Preface For an emeritus, recently resigned from his duties as a co-editor of the Advances in Photochemistry, it is a privilege to be asked to contribute to The Spectrum a report on photochemistry done at the University of Siegen after it was founded in 1972. Previous research of the author, not dealt with here, had developed along two very different lines: photochemistry of heterogeneous system...