DATABASE; JOURNAL NAME ABBREVIATION, ISSN NUMBER AND COVERAGE 1195 Full_name Journal of oceanography in Taiwan Straits/Taiwan Haixia 1198 Full_nameJournal of organic Chemistry Abb_name J. org. Chem. Med. assoc. http://www.bioscience.org/atlases/jourabbr/joz.htm
Inne www.wh.whoi.edu/noaa.html National Shellfisheries assoc http//www oceania.org/Oceanic Resource Foundation - http//www.orf.org/ oceanography Society - http http://nautica.com.pl/links/inne/inne.html
NAME Behavioral Science, 2498811, 879-4921, dwayne@pacificwhale.org, Alice Scheuer, HIPsychological assoc. of oceanography-UHM, oceanography, 956-6827, 956-7112, jane@soest http://www.hawaii.edu/acadsci/hssef/mentors.html
Extractions: SCIENTIST MENTORS Contact any of the scientists listed below to see if they are able to help you with your science fair project. More mentors in health related fields (Medicine, Biology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Zoology, Public Health) are available through the Biomedical Research Infrastructure Network (BRIN) mentoring program . Contact Francine Amoa: Phone: 956-9847 or 967-9761. Hawai'i AHEC's website also lists more mentors/advisers in the Health and Biomedical fields. If you are unable to find a suitable mentor, give us a call at 956-7930, and we will try to help you. NAME AFFILIATION Areas of Expertise PHONE FAX EMAIL COMMENTS Greta Aeby UH Manoa Coral Reef Ecology greta@hawaii.edu Mitchell Anderson UH Hilo Mathematics mitch@hawaii.edu John M. Berestecky Kapiolani Community College Microbiology johnb@hawaii.edu Gus Bodner UH Manoa Zoology gbodner@hotmail.com Amber Botz Women In Technology Technology amber@medb.org Brion Bozlee Hawaii Pacific University Chemistry brionboz@hawaii.rr.com Richard Brill Nat. Marine Fisheries
Professional Organizations- RockWare Geology Links org/ To promote the interests of limnology and oceanography and related EnvironmentalScience Engineering http//www.blasker.org Given for Canadian assoc. http://www.rockware.com/portal/prof.html
Extractions: Openbook Linked Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-viii Table of Contents, pp. ix-xvi 1. The Academy's Antecedents, pp. 1-15 2. Scientists and Scientific Organi..., pp. 16-42 3. The Incorporation and Organizati..., pp. 43-78 4. The Government Calls upon the Ac..., pp. 79-99 5. Postbellum Years and the Crisis ..., pp. 100-133 6. The End of the Nineteenth Centur..., pp. 134-164 7. The Academy Marks Its Semicenten..., pp. 165-199 8. World War I and the Creation of ..., pp. 200-241 9. The Research Council's Permanent..., pp. 242-280 10. The Twenties: New Horizons in S..., pp. 281-316 11. The Academy during the Great De..., pp. 317-346 12. The New Deal and the Science Ad..., pp. 347-381 13. The Academy in World War II, pp. 382-432 14. The Postwar Organization of Sci..., pp. 433-474 15. The Years between the Wars, pp. 475-516 16. The Academy in the Fifties B..., pp. 517-564 17. Academy Centennial, pp. 565-594 Appendix A: Act of Incorporation: N..., pp. 595-597
CAS Standard Abbreviations angiography metallography bibliography micrography biography oceanography cardiographypetrography cholecystography photography unimol. org. associate assoc. http://www.cas.org/ONLINE/standards.html
Extractions: In both printed CA Issues and Indexes and computer-readable services, certain abbreviations and acronyms are automatically generated for terms in the abstract text, the keyword phrases, and the text modifying phrases for index entries. Most of these abbreviations have been used prior to 1982. Users of computer-readable services need to know these standard abbreviations and acronyms in order to be able to use them in search profiles and identify them in text. In this document, automatically generated abbreviations and acronyms in CAS publications and services are arranged in three lists. To guide users to abbreviations they need to include in their search profiles, Listing A is arranged in the alphabetical order of the full terms which are abbreviated. Do no use periods when searching CAS abbreviations or acronyms online. To provide explanation of abbreviations encountered in text, Listing B is arranged in the alphabetical order of abbreviations and acronyms.
Liste Des Liens Généralité-Océanologie Translate this page Graduate School of oceanography, University of Rhode Island Ier, prince de Monaco http//www.oceano.org/. Lorient http//perso.wanadoo.fr/assoc.lorient.ccsti http://www.univ-brest.fr/cedm/LiensCEDM/SignetsA.html
Extractions: Inter-langues sur la Signification en COntexte, UPRES-A 6047 du CNRS, Caen) : http://elsap1.unicaen.fr/dicosyn.html Le Quid : http://www.quid.fr/ EuroDicAutom : http://eurodic.ip.lu/cgi-bin/edicbin/EuroDicWWW.pl http://www.pmel.noaa.gov/pubs/acronym-list.html SYSTRAN Translation Software : http://www.systransoft.com/ http://www.francophonie.hachette-livre.fr/ http://www.sdv.fr/orthonet/ Dictionnaire interactif des sciences et techniques (Les Editions de l'analogie, 1999) : http://www.sciences-en-ligne.com/Frames_Dictionary.asp
San Diego Source > Locales, San Diego Source > Locales 760)2681199; entrepreneurs@venturedinner.org Cost No organization American BusinessWomen's assoc. Scripps Institution of oceanography/Birch Aquarium When http://www.sddt.com/Community/category.cfm?Com_ID=30&Cat_ID=6
Coral Reef Bleaching Proc. assoc. Mar. Lab. Limnology and oceanography 3413311335. Kushmaro A, LoyaY, Fine M, Rosenberg E (1996) Bacterial infection and coral bleaching. http://www.marinebiology.org/coralbleaching.htm
Extractions: Director, Odyssey Expeditions Coral reef bleaching, the whitening of diverse invertebrate taxa, results from the loss of symbiotic zooxantheallae and/or a reduction in photosynthetic pigment concentrations in zooxanthellae residing within scleractinian corals. Coral reef bleaching is caused by various anthropogenic and natural variations in the reef environment including sea temperature, solar irradiance, sedimentation, xenobiotics, subaerial exposure, inorganic nutrients, freshwater dilution, and epizootics. Coral bleaching events have been increasing in both frequency and extent worldwide in the past 20 years. Global climate change may play a role in the increase in coral bleaching events, and could cause the destruction of major reef tracts and the extinction of many coral species. Introduction Coral reefs are found in circumtropical shallow tropical waters along the shores of islands and continents. The reef substrate is mainly composed of calcium carbonate from living and dead scleractinian corals. Many other invertebrates, vertebrates, and plants live in close association to the scleractinian corals, with tight resource coupling and recycling, allowing coral reefs to have extremely high productivity and biodiversity, such that they are referred to as the Tropical Rainforests of the Oceans. Corals live in very nutrient poor waters and have certain zones of tolerance to water temperature, salinity, UV radiation, opacity, and nutrient quantities.
Seaturtle.org - Contact List Di Carlo, Giuseppe Southampton oceanography Centre, UK Nanyang Techological University,assoc Professor Diong changed please contact webmaster@seaturtle.org. http://www.seaturtle.org/people/?index=D
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CESUM-BS Structure: Steer Group 40 08; fax +331 45 68 58 12; email u.unluata@unesco.org. Collins - School of Oceanand Earth Science, Southampton oceanography Centre, University Dr. assoc. http://www.io-bas.bg/cesum-bs/indexstructuresteeringgroup.htm
Extractions: Steering Group International Advisory Board Dr. Efstathios Balopoulos, Chairman of the IAB - Research Director, Vice-Chairman IODE-IOC/UNESCO, National Centre for Marine Research, Institute of Oceanography, 166 04 Hellinikon, Athens, GREECE phone: +301 98 15 703; fax:+301 98 33 095; e-mail: efstathios.balopoulos@hnodc.ncmr.ariadne-t.gr Prof. Umit Unluata - Head of Marine Pollution Research and Monitoring Unit, IOC, UNESCO, Paris, FRANCE phone: +331 45 68 40 08; fax: +331 45 68 58 12; e-mail: u.unluata@unesco.org Prof. Cristiane Lancelot - Universite Libre de Bruxelles, Groupe de Microbiologie des Milieux Aquatiques, CP221, Campuse de la Plaine, Boulevard du Trimphe, B?1050, Brussels, BELGIUM phone: +32 26505988; fax: +32 2 6505993 e-mail: lancelot@ulb.ac.be Prof. Michaell Collins - School of Ocean and Earth Science, Southampton Oceanography Centre, University of Southampton, Southampton, UNITED KINGDOM phone: +44 1703 592786; fax: +44 1703 593059 Maria Ketzedsopoulou - National Centre for Social Research, Athens, GREECE, phone: +301 74 89 126
EHC SEJ RTNDF TipSheet August 1, 2001 Researchers from the Scripps Institution of oceanography contend that overfishing AmericanDental assoc. Leslee Williams, 312440-2592, williamsle@ada.org. http://www.nsc.org/ehc/jrn/tips/tip153.htm
Extractions: According to the cover story of the July 27, 2001, issue of Science, the extinction rate of fish species due to overfishing is far greater than ever realized. Researchers from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography contend that overfishing is the primary driver of marine ecosystem collapse. SIO press: Mario Aguilera or Cindy Clark, 858-534-3624, scrippsnews@ucsd.edu
BIO Assoc. Newsletter - July, 2002 in the summer of 2000 when the Bedford Institute of oceanography's Archives Researcher consultthe following web page http//www.friendsamis.org/fact22.html http://www.bedfordbasin.ca/NewsLtrs/16_JUL22/016newJUL22.html
Extractions: THE DREAM, THE REALITY, THE FUTURE On the other hand, pessimists can take this as evidence of a poor selection of person to replace the immediate Past President, Dale Buckley, one of the founders of our young organization, but I suspect that's a myopic way of looking at things. It seems to me that Dale's decision to look outside of the existing Executive for his replacement was a good one, looking for fresh input from the general membership. Obviously, it's far too early to determine the worth of that approach. Instead, let me offer some thoughts based upon my observations of almost three years as a regular member of the BIO-OA and the past nine months as a member of its executive body. The start for me, personally, was applause for the concept and initiation of a 'BIO-Oceans Association'. What an incredible idea! Does a more worthy tribute exist to honour the Institute and its original founders than this? I think not, particularly when reviewing the grand role that BIO has played in the development of the ocean sciences, both nationally and internationally, and its contribution worldwide. But equally significant, is the opportunity that BIO provided to each and every one of us during our tenure, past and present, to participate and excel as workers in our various roles. In fact, the time has come to jump forward with both feet to further identify what we can do to repay the Institute for what it has given to us over the years and what it represents to Canadians everywhere. A 'jump' that can be enjoyable as well as self-satisfying.
BIO Assoc. Newsletter - April, 2002 jobs, people whose contributions belie their place on the orgchart; Peter Resourcesout of the world renowned Bedford Institute of oceanography in Dartmouth http://www.bedfordbasin.ca/NewsLtrs/15_APR22/015newAPR22.html
Extractions: NEWSLETTER Issue 15 - April 2002 It is difficult to comprehend that two years have passed since I assumed the presidency of BIO-OA. My perspective is that this is the end of the second chapter in a long and enjoyable book. A review of this chapter reveals that we have made considerable progress in developing our character and plotting our course. Over the past two years we have made some considerable progress in raising interest in preserving historical aspects of BIO. We now have the beginnings of a paper archive in the library, thanks in large part to Carole Broome and other library staff. The library now has an Archivist/ Librarian, Marilynn Rudi. We also have a desk and "office" that can be used for reviewing and cataloguing photographs that are of historical interest to BIO. Under Mike Gorveatt's supervision, an equipment or hardware archive storage area has been established and will be maintained by Bruce Wile (NRCan). On the social calendar we note that we had some great success in having a number of members participate in the canal boat tour in England (2000), and we have found that a good number of members enjoy our summer picnic gatherings. We also note that our lectures with wine and cheese at BIO during the winter have been well attended. Establishment of the Beluga Recognition Award, and presentation of the first award to Roger Belanger in 2001 was a highlight. Stay tuned: there are more to come. We are most pleased that many of our members and the current staff of BIO have very positively endorsed this award and the criteria for selection of the recipients.
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Extractions: INTERNET ADDRESSES (URL'S) FOR EARTH SCIENCE NOTE: Because of the continuously evolving nature of the Internet, addresses DO change. The current existence of a particular site is not guaranteed by its presence on this list. General http://www.askanexpert.com/ Prof. Contacts http://www.collegenet.com http://www.exploratorium.edu/xref/phen_index.html Exhibits http://www.nodc.noaa.gov/ NOAA http://www.usgs.gov Geology, Mapping Marking Period 1 - Science, Maps, Rocks/Minerals http://www.lib.utexas.edu/Libs/PCL/Map_collection/Map_collection.html Map Collection Marking period 2 - Geology http://www.geo.mtu.edu/museum/gallery.html Mineral Museum http://www.geo.mtu.edu/volcanoes/ Volcanoes Marking Period 3 - Historical Geology, Astronomy http://seds.lpl.arizona.edu/nineplanets/nineplanets/nineplanets.html Space science http://spaceflight.nasa.gov NASA Shuttle Web http://pds.jpl.nasa.gov/planets Space science http://www.earthview.com Eclipses http://www.geo.ukans.edu Historical Geology http://www.skypub.com SKY Online http://www.ualberta.ca/~kbrett Trilobites Marking period 4 - Oceanography, Ecology
CBE News Update - April 1999 with Dr. Gill Geesey, through funding provided by the Biological oceanography Programof register using a special form located at www.ercassoc.org/iab-members1 http://www.erc.montana.edu/Res-Lib99-SW/newsarchives/HTML/1999/vol2-4_April99.ht
Extractions: Biofilm Movies Image Library Interdisciplinary Glossary Newsletter Archives ... CBE Homepage Center for Biofilm Engineering Volume 2, Issue 4 What's New Dr. Somkiet Techkanjaruk, a post-doc working with Dr. Gill Geesey under support from the NABIR Program of the Department of Energy has successfully genetically engineered the sulfate-reducing bacterium, Desulfovibrio desulfuricans , to constitutively express green fluorescent protein, making it possible to detect individual cells of this strain and follow non-destructively, in real time, their growth and associations with other bacterial populations in biofilms. Somkiet has also developed a fluorescent oligonucleotide probe that reports the synthesis of mRNA for the dissimilatory sulfite reductase enzyme in individual cells of D. desulfuricans . These molecular tools should offer new opportunities to evaluate the role of sulfur-reducing bacteria in corrosion reactions on metal surfaces. Ace Baty, a Microbiology Ph.D. candidate working with Dr. Gill Geesey, through funding provided by the Biological Oceanography Program of NSF, has developed a bioreactor that permits the quantitative evaluation of bacterial detachment from biofilms. Ace's results to date reveal that in low nutrient environments, cells growing on surfaces contribute the vast majority of cells suspended in the bulk aqueous phase. Ace's data also demonstrates the relationship between the growth rate of cells on a surface and the rate of cell detachment.
