Undoubtedly the reader has noticed the final step in the merge of the Belgian and Dutch AI communities: the official BNVKI/AIABN logo on the cover of this newsletter. In the last year, the newsletter has made a gradual shift from a mainly-Dutch “nieuwsbrief” to a mainly-English (and hopefully soon, completely-English) newsletter. The impact of the merge is clearly visible in this issue of the f...

In ISBE Newsletter (Supplement to Behavioral Ecology)Volume 17, issue 2 fall/winter 2005 Ken Otter, Newsletter Editor writes among others in Editorial: "this issue also contains an article on scientific misconduct that builds on the commentary by Montgomerie and Birkhead published in the previous Newsletter (ISBE Newsletter 17: 16-24). In his article "Improving the processing of scientific misc...

This newsletter provides updates on research, news and events related to spirituality and health, including educational resources and funding opportunities. Please forward to colleagues or students who might benefit. Our goal is to create a community of researchers, clinicians, clergy, and laypersons interested in spirituality and health and keep them informed and updated. An EVENTS CALENDAR co...

INSTITUTIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE EMS NEWSLETTER Institutes and libraries can order the EMS Newsletter by mail from the EMS Secretariat, Department of Mathematics, P. O. Box 4, FI-00014 University of Helsinki, Finland, or by email: ([email protected]). Please include the name and full address (with postal code), telephone and fax number (with country code) and e-mail address. The annual...

The JEFFLINE Forum, Scott Library's attempt to revive the traditional library newsletter by employing the technical advantages and increasing presence of the Web, debuted in October 1999. The fifth anniversary of the Forum was a good time to look back at its evolution and to examine some of the challenges inherent in developing and sustaining a library newsletter. By identifying the most succes...