1967 Berkeley 1968 Berkeley 1969 Asilomar 1970 Tucson 1971 Asilomar 1972 Claremont 72:01–72:05 1973 Los Angeles 73:01–73:16 1974 Los Angeles 74:01–74:08 1975 Asilomar 75:01–75:23 1976 San Diego 1–65 i.e., 76:01–76:65 1977 Los Angeles 101–148 i.e., 77:01–77:48 1978 Santa Barbara 151–187 i.e., 78:01–78:37 1979 Asilomar 201–231 i.e., 79:01–79:31 1980 Tucson 251–268 i.e., 80:01–80:18 1981 Santa Bar...

n engl j med 362;5 nejm.org february 4, 2010 382 I is the lifeblood of modern medicine. Health information technology (HIT) is destined to be its circulatory system. Without that system, neither individual physicians nor health care institutions can perform at their best or deliver the highest-quality care, any more than an Olympian could excel with a failing heart. Yet the proportion of U.S. h...

Successfully performing everyday behaviors requires perceiving affordances-possibilities for behavior that depend on the fit between environmental properties and action capabilities. Whereas affordances for some behaviors are primarily constrained by relatively static geometric properties of the perceiver (non-launching behaviors such as stepping), others are additionally constrained by dynamic...

The new open-access journal eLife has launched, making its first content available in PubMed Central. In addition to publishing science of the highest quality, the journal aims to improve both the peer-review process and the presentation of new research results.

Many faculty members have attempted to forge communities of knowledge and organizational practice in their classrooms that enable students to develop habits of thinking critically and acting like citizens in the wider community and workplace (Guarasci & Cornwell, 1997). Likewise, administrators are more frequently being asked to enhance students’ experience of the university as “a community of ...