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Elsa PetersonGreater New York City Area Freelance Editor, Researcher, Writer Publishing Education Case Western Reserve University 1978 — 1979 M.A. 1975 — 1976 A.B. With Highest Honors 1970 — 1972 Experience Elsa Peterson Ltd. Jim ChiassonBurlington, Vermont Area Owner, IGS, Ltd. Information Technology and Services Education Case Western Reserve University 1974 — 1979 BS, Business, Urban Studies Experience IGS, Ltd. Skills Strategic Planning, Marketing Strategy, New Business Development, Start-ups, Leadership, Entrepreneurship, Management Consulting, Marketing, Business Development, Coaching, Contract Negotiation, E-commerce, Management, Product Development, Sales, Product Management, Team Building, Social Media, Event Management.
Jim GooddingAlbuquerque, New Mexico Associate Principal Engineer at Moog Inc. John NadaiGreater Boston Area Physician at Massachusetts General Hospital Medical Practice Education 2001 — 2002 MS, Health Policy and Management 1993 — 1997 MD 1979 — 1980 MS, Electrical Engineering Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 BS, Electrical Engineering Experience Massachusetts General Hospital 2002 - Present Lahey Clinic 1997 - 2000 Digital Equipment Corporation 1987 - 1993 Motorola 1984 - 1985 Skills Board Certified, Internal Medicine, Medical Informatics, Obesity, Weight Management, Medicine, Medical Devices, Treatment, Leadership, Healthcare Management. Joseph O'ConnorGreater Boston Area President at Abacus Computer Systems, Inc. Computer Software Education Case Western Reserve University 1978 — 1979 PhD canadate, Econometrics and Quantitative Economics 1969 — 1975 BS/MBA, Accounting Experience Abacus Computer Systems, Inc.
Joyce BourgaultColumbus, Ohio Area Executive Director at Helping Hands Health and Wellness Center, Inc. Health, Wellness and Fitness Education Case Western Reserve University 1976 — 1979 MSSA, Social Science Administration 1967 — 1971 Bachelor of Arts (BA), Social Work Experience Helping Hands Health and Wellness Center, Inc. Kathy CartelliOrange County, California Area Health, Wellness and Fitness Education Case Western Reserve University 1978 — 1979 M.S., Public Health Nutrition 1974 — 1978 B. S., Dietetics Experience St. Ken GodinBentonville, Arkansas Why roll it on a hunch if it can be tested scientifically?
Kevin JoyceToledo, Ohio Area Law Practice Education 1979 — 1982 Doctor of Law (J.D.) cum laude 2001 — 2002 M.O.D. Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 B.A. Magna cum laude Experience The Quantum Group LLC 2001 - Present Kevin E.
Joyce Co., LLC 2001 - Present Skills Public Speaking, Fundraising, Strategic Planning, Organizational., Public Relations, Leadership Development, Change Management, Nonprofits, Grant Writing, Sustainability, Community Outreach, Government, Project Management, Management, Leadership, Policy, Grants, Program Management, Strategy, Proposal Writing, Training, Strategic Communications, Personnel Management, Research, Employee Benefits, Program Development. Kevin LeechFort Wayne, Indiana Senior Controls Engineer Alliance Winding Equipment, Fort Wayne, IN Machinery Education 1971 — 1976 Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Electrical and Electronics Engineering Case Western Reserve University 1976 — 1979 Post Graduate Studies, Electrical and Electronics Engineering Experience Alliance Winding Equipment April 2013 - Present SSV Automation, Inc. October 2009 - April 2013 SSV Automation, Inc. January 2007 - October 2009 Alliance Winding Equipment August 1995 - January 2007 Advanced Machine and Tool Corporation 1987 - 1995 Skills Machine Control, PLC Allen Bradley, PLC Programming, ControlLogix, CompactLogix, MicroLogix, Motion Control, HMI Programming, FactoryTalk View, Servo Control, Stepper Motors, RSLinx, PLC Omron, PLC Siemens, PLC GE Proficy, Continuous Improvement, Engineering Management, Automation, Control Logic, Control Systems Design, Engineering, PLC, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Control. Lee GabelGreater Boston Area Defense & Space Professional Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing Education 1993 — 1997 MBA, Business Case Western Reserve University 1978 — 1979 MSEE, Electrical Engineering Experience M/A-COM March 2006 - July 2009 Antenna Research Associates June 2005 - March 2006 Souriau USA November 2004 - February 2005 FCT Electronics September 2004 - October 2004 Comtelco Industries April 2004 - September 2004 Johnson Components July 2002 - May 2003 Telegartner Incorporated January 2001 - September 2001 Storm Products March 1998 - November 2000.
Jackson Jr.Cleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Project Manager MurTech Consulting Information Technology and Services Education 2014 — 2016 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer and Information Systems Security/Information Assurance 2006 — 2008 MBA, IT Management 2005 — 2006 B.S., IT Management Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 Biomedical/Medical Engineering John F. Kennedy High 1972 — 1975 Diploma, College Prep Experience MurTech Consulting June 2015 - Present Maverick Direct, Inc.
February 2014 - March 2015 Hyland Software May 2012 - October 2013 Kaiser Permanente August 2009 - May 2012 Take Care Health Systems 2007 - 2008 Kaiser Permanente July 2005 - August 2007 Sky Bank 2004 - 2005 Barnes Distribution 1998 - 2003 Nations Credit Equipement Finance 1997 - 1998 Alpha-Omega Chemical, Co. Leslie HealeyUnited States Instructor, English at Newark Charter High School Education Management Education Case Western Reserve University 1977 — 1979 M.A., English 1973 — 1977 B.A., English Padua Academy Experience Newark Charter High School July 2015 - Present St. Liese NainigerCleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Librarian with project management and software expertise Libraries Education Case Western Reserve University 1978 — 1979 MSLS, Library Science 1974 — 1978 1974, History Experience SirsiDynix May 2006 - June 2009 Inlex, Inc. 1990 - 1993 Westlake Porter Public Library 1986 - 1990 Kent State University 1983 - 1986 Lake Erie College 1979 - 1983 Skills Microsoft Office, Project Management, Library Science, Research, Information Management, Library, Content Management, Databases, Technical Writing, Software Documentation, Knowledge Management, Online Research, Metadata, Books, Training, Editing. Lucy BaldwinSan Francisco Bay Area Registered Nurse, Labor and Delivery Hospital & Health Care Education 1996 — 1999 JD, Law Case Western Reserve University 1976 — 1979 BSN, Nursing 1972 — 1976 BA, Biology Experience Monument House August 2007 - Present Children's Hospital at Stanford, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital April 1981 - Present University of California, San Francisco March 2007 - May 2009 Hinshaw, Draa, Marsh, Still and Hinshaw August 2000 - May 2007 Skills Medicine, Clinical Research, Critical Care, Health Education, Hospitals, Nursing, EMR, Healthcare, Pediatrics. Mark ArasGreater Pittsburgh Area Officer at PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. Information Technology and Services Education 1977 — 1979 MBA, Finance, Information Systems Case Western Reserve University 1970 — 1979 BS, Management Science 1970 — 1970 Experience PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.
Technology OfficerMellon Bank1982 - 1992 Central National Bank of Cleveland August 1979 - March 1982 Skills Financial Analysis, Public Speaking, Asset Managment, Process Improvement, Risk Management, Fundraising, Information Technology. Mary HardinCleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Director of Technology at The University of Akron Higher Education Education Case Western Reserve University 1974 — 1979 Bachelor of Science (BS), Systems and Control Engineering Experience The University of Akron January 2001 - Present Skills Teaching, Higher Education, Data Analysis, Microsoft Office, Public Speaking, Customer Service, Research, Training, Staff Development, Leadership, Access, PowerPoint, Event Planning, Microsoft Excel, Strategic Planning, Management, Microsoft Word, Team Building, Project Management, Process Improvement, Teamwork. James Lasch, PhDGreater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area Principal R & D Engineer Seeking New Opportunity in Medical Devices, Polymers, Pharmaceuticals Medical Devices Education 1979 — 1984 PhD, Polymer Science and Engineering Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 B.S.
Engineering, Polymer Science Experience Nanocopoeia 2013 - September 2015 Boston Scientific April 2002 - November 2012 3M 1984 - 2001 Skills Design Control, Medical Devices, V&V, ISO 13485, FDA, Design of Experiments, Validation, R&D, GMP, Quality System, Polymers, Commercialization, Drug Delivery, Pharmaceutical Industry, GxP, Characterization, Manufacturing, Chemistry, Materials Science, Polymer Characterization, Six Sigma, Biomaterials, Materials, Formulation, Coatings, Product Development, Chromatography, Spectroscopy, Extrusion. Meg RottmanGreater Los Angeles Area Director Public Relations/Marketing/Social Media Nonprofit Organization Management Education 2006 — 2008 Postgraduate writing classes Case Western Reserve University MBA classes B.A., Journalism/English Experience The Whole Child 2010 - September 2013 David Dalton, Inc. Oleksyk, MD/FACP/CPE/CMPEPensacola, Florida VPMA & CMO Baptist Health Care, Inc. Hospital & Health Care Education 1979 — 1983 Doctor of Medicine (MD), Medicine Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Chemistry, Psychology, Manga Cum Laude Experience Baptist Health Care June 2010 - Present Baptist Health Care, Inc. Jay AulWashington D.C.
Paula Schaffer-Polakof, MDCleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Physician (Obstetrician/Gynecologist) Medical Practice Education 1980 — 1984 MD, Medicine Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 BS, Biomedical Engineering Brush Experience Western Reserve Hospital June 2015 - Present Unity women's health June 2015 - Present The Reserve OB/GYN August 2011 - June 2015 Hillcrest OB/GYN Associates (CCF Eastern Region) December 2007 - August 2011 OB/GYN Private Practice April 1991 - December 2007 Beachwood OB/GYN Inc. July 1988 - April 1991 Skills OB/GYN, Prenatal Care, Gynecology, Obstetrics, Laparoscopic Surgery, Board Certified, Medicine, Surgery, Healthcare, Infertility, Ultrasound, Pregnancy, Menopause, Hospitals, Public Health, Healthcare Management, Treatment, EMR, Healthcare Consulting. Paul SvederskySan Francisco Bay Area Associate Transportation Planner at California Dept. Of Transportation Government Administration Education Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 Bachelor of Arts, Urban and Environmental Studies, Political Science 1981 — 1983 Master of Science, Urban Planning 1978 — 1979 architecture, sociology, Danish Experience Caltrans 1999 - Present Cleveland Metropolitan Park District July 1989 - May 1991 Cleveland Waterfront Coalition August 1985 - November 1988 Skills Public Transport, Urban Planning, NEPA, GIS, Grants, Environmental Planning, Urban Design, Land Use Planning, Regional Planning, Transportation Planning. Phil AbbottRaleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area Software Engineering Consultant at Trailzen Designs Computer Software Education Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 Bachelor of Science (BS), Computer Engineering 1973 — 1975 Experience Trailzen Designs Inc. Robert Denton, Ph.D.
Richard WileChesterfield, Missouri Partner at RubinBrown LLP Accounting Education 2000 — 2002 MBA, Business with emphasis in finance Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 BS, Metallurgy and Materials Science Heights High School Experience RubinBrown LLP October 2014 - Present Mueller Prost January 2010 - September 2014 MPP&W April 2007 - January 2010 SCORE, Inc. August 2002 - March 2007 The Cornerstone Partnership April 1998 - May 2002 Carondelet Corporation October 1980 - October 1997 Skills Strategic Planning, Financial Analysis, Manufacturing, Process Improvement, Management Consulting, Budgets, Due Diligence, Project Management, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Office, Technical Writing, Lean Manufacturing, Manufacturing., Engineering, Analysis, Team Building, Business Planning, Continuous Improvement, Leadership, Training, Cross-functional Team., Accounting. Richard WiltGreater Pittsburgh Area Owner Retail Education Case Western Reserve University M.B.A, Finance Case Western Reserve University M.S.E, Macromolecular Science Pennsylvania State University B.S, Polymer Science Experience Eclectic Vintage Cycle Parts March 2011 - Present DNB DRYMART, INC January 1995 - January 2011 ADVOTECH, INC January 1990 - January 1994 INNOVATIVE SYSTEMS, INC January 1987 - January 1990 NEWSNET, INC January 1985 - January 1987 CHASE ECONOMETRICS/INTERACTIVE DATA CORPORATION January 1980 - January 1985 E.I.
DUPONT January 1979 - January 1980 DIAMOND SHAMROCK, INC January 1978 - January 1979. Rick christCleveland, Ohio structural engineer, p.e. Elegance jc 5428 manual high school.
Architecture & Planning Education Case Western Reserve University 1977 — 1979 Masters of Science, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering 1972 — 1977 Bachelor of Architecture (BArch), Architecture and Structural Engineering Experience Rocky River Board of Zoning and Building Appeals 2000 - Present Barber & Hoffman, Inc. June 1979 - March 2013 Skills AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, BIM, Construction, Construction Management, CAD, MS Project. Robert BondiKansas City, Missouri Area Robert Bondi, DPM Medical Practice Education 1979 — 1983 DPM, Podiatric Medicine and Surgery Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 BA, Chemistry mcquaid jesuit 1970 — 1975 Experience Advanced wound care center August 2011 - Present Robert and Laurel Bondi, DPM July 1985 - Present Truman Medical Center Lakewood July 1985 - Present Skills Wound Care, Surgery, Foot, Healthcare, Podiatry, Sports Medicine, Clinics, Orthopedic, Orthotics, Foot Surgery, Pain Management.
Robert Johnson-LallyBraintree, Massachusetts Archivist at Archdiocese of Boston Religious Institutions Education Case Western Reserve University 1978 — 1979 Master of Arts (MA), American History (United States) 1975 — 1978 Bachelor of Arts (BA), History Experience Archdiocese of Boston April 1994 - Present RCAB 1994 - Present Maine Historical Society September 1991 - January 1994 Tufts University August 1979 - April 1991 Skills Archives, Special Collections, Archival Research, Digitization, Archival Processing, History, Cataloging, American History, Historical Research. Stanley JohnstonCleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Past President at Council on Botanical and Horticultural Libraries Information Services Education Case Western Reserve University 1978 — 1979 M.S.L.S., Academic Libraries, Archivives 1968 — 1977 M.A., Ph.D., English 1964 — 1968 B.A., English Experience Council on Botanical and Horticultural Libraries May 2011 - Present The Holden Arboretum 1990 - 2010 Skills Grant Writing, Museums, Archives, Research, Cataloging, Editing, History, Special Collections, Books, Library, Public Speaking, Volunteer Management, Nonprofits.
Steve MrazCleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Senior Editor at Penton Media/Machine Design magazine Publishing Education Case Western Reserve University 1974 — 1979 B.S., Biomedical Engineering Experience Penton Media / Machine Design magazine February 1988 - Present US Navy February 1980 - August 1987 Skills Content Management, Copy Editing, Publications, Technical Writing, Online Publishing, Editorial, Publishing, Journalism, Blogging, Editing, Web Content Management, Content Strategy, Social Media, Writing. Steven GutsteinHouston, Texas Area Director at RDIconnect Education Management Education Case Western Reserve University 1974 — 1979 Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Clinical Psychology 1970 — 1973 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Psychology Experience RDIconnect 1995 - Present Houston Child Guidance Center 1983 - 1987 Baylor College of Medicine 1979 - 1983 Skills Teaching, Nonprofits, Public Speaking, Editing, Learning Disabilities, Special Education, Staff Development, Educational Technology, Developmental., Child Development, Curriculum Design, Curriculum Development, Interventions, Community Outreach. Steven ZorowitzCherry Hill, New Jersey Business and Legal Consulting Legal Services Education 2015 — 2017 Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), Business Administration and Management, First year and continuing 1989 — 1992 J.D., Law, Graduated in top 1/3 of class. 1979 — 1982 Bachelor’s Degree, Theatre/Psychology Case Western Reserve University 1978 — 1979 Transferred to New York University, Business Administration and Management, General Experience Steven Zorowitz, L.L.C. March 2009 - Present Skills Commercial Litigation, Legal Research, Civil Litigation, Researching Regulations., Legal Writing, Litigation, White Collar Criminal., Trials, Courts, Public Liability, Criminal Law, Appeals, Personal Injury, Trial Practice, Criminal Defense, Hearings, Wills, Arbitration, Mediation, Westlaw, Torts, Breach Of Contract. GreyGreater Los Angeles Area Experienced Loss Prevention Professional Security and Investigations Education Case Western Reserve University 1978 — 1979 Private Police Training 1974 — 1976 Business Experience Puente Hills Mitsubishi May 2011 - Present Loss Prevention Executive in Transition August 2008 - May 2011 DFS June 2005 - July 2008 Lowe's Home Improvement February 2004 - January 2005 Clothestime Stores, Inc. February 1988 - September 2003 Skills Loss Prevention, Training, Risk Management, Purchasing, Asset Protection, Internal Investigations, Private Investigations, Retail, Inventory Control, Merchandising, Physical Security, CCTV, Retail Sales, Store Management, Profit, Shrinkage, Inventory Management, Driving Results, Investigation, Big Box, Security Management, Security, Sales, Fraud, Surveillance, Store Operations, Corporate Security, Customer Service, Security Operations, Budgets, Background Checks, POS, Negotiation, Interrogation, Risk Assessment, Access Control, P.
Sheehan, LCSW-R, P.C.Rochester, New York Area President at Timothy J. Sheehan, LCSWR, P.C. Mental Health Care Education Case Western Reserve University 1977 — 1979 MSSA, Mental Health -Psychotherapy 1970 — 1974 BA with two minors, Psychology, Sociology and Religious Studies, GPA: 3.75 Summa Cum Laude Experience Timothy J. Sheehan, LCSW-R, P.C. Tom GautheyHouston, Texas Area Project Manager at Wood Group Mustang Oil & Energy Education Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 BS, Civil Engineering 1992 — 1994 Petroleum Engineering Experience Wood Group Mustang July 1990 - Present Ellicott Machine Corp July 1987 - July 1990 Omega Marine Services July 1980 - July 1987 Petro-Marine Engineering July 1979 - July 1980 Skills Engineering Management, Project Engineering, Engineering, Gas, Process Improvement, Project Management, Change Management, Strategic Planning, Project Planning, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Excel, Program Management.
Tom GregorySaginaw, Michigan Area Owner/Consultant at Borealis Technology Solutions LLC Chemicals Education Case Western Reserve University 1974 — 1979 BS, MS, Chemical Engineering Experience Borealis Technology Solutions LLC January 2014 - Present The Dow Chemical Company July 1979 - March 2013 Skills Electrochemistry, Materials Science, Polymers, Chemistry, Fuel Cells, Research, R&D, Polymer Chemistry, Pilot Plant, Chemical Engineering, Process Improvement, Batteries, Catalysis, Polymer Science, Surface Chemistry, Characterization, Nanoparticles, Polymer Characterization. Wie PanGreater Detroit Area President at ACW New Horizons, Inc. William HamptonCleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Security Driver at Brink's Inc Legal Services Education Case Western Reserve University 1979 — 1979 OPOTA, Private Security Lincoln-West High School 1974 — 1977 HSD, General Experience Search & Serve Consultants 2007 - Present Brink's Inc December 2001 - Present Drummond Research LLC August 2006 - August 2007 St.
William PotapchukWashington D.C. Benjamin LittenbergBurlington, Vermont Professor at University of Vermont and Chief Medical Officer at Patient Engagement Systems Hospital & Health Care Education 1986 — 1989 Post-doctoral Fellow, Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program 1979 — 1983 MD, Medicine Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 BA, Economics Ryan JHS Ryan JHS Experience Patient Engagement Systems July 2010 - Present University of Vermont April 1999 - Present New York City Department of Health 2006 - Present GERRAF 2000 - Present The University of Vermont Medical Center April 1999 - Present Vermedx, Inc. March 2006 - June 2010 Washington University at St.
Larry Evans, CPA, CGMACleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Founder / CEO, LJ Evans & Co. Accounting Education Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 B.S., Accounting St. Joseph High School Experience LJ Evans & Co. September 2003 - Present KPMG April 2011 - October 2011 Meaden & Moore January 2009 - March 2011 RSM McGladrey, Inc. October 2007 - December 2008 PricewaterhouseCoopers August 1995 - August 2003 KPMG January 1994 - July 1995 Lawrence Evans & Co.
September 1991 - December 1993 Arthur Andersen September 1979 - August 1991 Skills Accounting, Tax, Sales Tax, Income Tax, Strategic Financial., Retirement Planning, Financial Planners, Small Business, Personal Financial., Tax Research, Due Diligence, Financial Modeling, CPA, Internal Controls, Start-ups, Corporate Tax, Income Tax Planning, State Tax, Insurance, Business Process., Financial Planning, Management, Partnership Taxation, Strategic Planning, Tax Accounting, Tax Preparation. Alan MichelsSan Francisco Bay Area Principal Software Engineer at MKMWines Computer Software Education Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 BS, Mathematics Experience MKM-Wines 2014 - Present Thomson Reuters 2011 - 2014 Evnine & Associates, Inc. 2008 - 2010 Iris Financial Solutions 1995 - 2008 Aonix, IDE 1989 - 1995 IDE 1989 - 1995 Silvar-Lisco 1986 - 1988 Sperry Univac 1979 - 1986 Skills Agile Methodologies, Java, Unix, Perl, XML, SDLC, Eclipse, Spring, Software Design, Databases, SQL, Linux, MySQL, C, Scrum, STL, SQLServer, Unit Testing, Subversion, Hibernate, JUnit, Software Development, Heroku, Spring Framework, Ruby, Ruby on Rails.
Aloke NathOrange County, California Area CEO, OrderCup Internet Education 1979 — 1980 MS Case Western Reserve University 1979 — 1979 1972 — 1977 B.Tech. Mark EdingerSan Francisco Bay Area Global Scientific Director Flow Cytometry Biotechnology Education Case Western Reserve University 1972 — 1979 Experience Q2 Solutions, a Quintiles Quest Joint Venture July 2015 - Present Quintiles May 2012 - Present Theranos Inc. Vickery, P.E.Wilmington, Delaware Sr. Robert DesbergPhoenix, Arizona Area Sales & Market Development for HC Starck Inc Refractory Metals Mining & Metals Education Case Western Reserve University 1974 — 1979 BS, Metallurgy & Materials Science Experience H. Starck Inc July 1999 - Present Hoogovens Aluminium June 1989 - June 1998 Argo-Tech Corporation June 1985 - January 1989 Goodrich Landing Gear January 1981 - June 1985 Republic Steel Corp 1979 - 1981 Skills Aerospace, Market Development, Molybdenum, International Sales, Metallurgy, Metals, Tungsten, Product Development, Aluminum, Engineering, Sales&Marketing, Materials, Product Management, Materials Science, Rolling, Steel, Manufacturing, ISO, Failure Analysis, SPC, Coatings, Stainless Steel, Process Engineering, Lean Manufacturing, Cross-functional Team., Continuous Improvement, Alloys. Rudi SchreiberWashington D.C. Metro Area Assistant Attorney General at District of Columbia Government Law Practice Education 1992 — 1995 JD, Law 1980 — 1984 MA, American Studies Case Western Reserve University 1974 — 1979 BA, American Studies Experience District of Columbia Government September 1999 - Present Department of Health Air Quality Division August 1998 - September 1999 Department of Health Air Quality Division February 1997 - August 1998 Thomson and Thomson July 1982 - August 1992 Skills Administrative Law, Municipal Law, Legal Advice.
Alan MichaelCharlotte, North Carolina Area SVP, Sr. Alexander PenskyCleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Sr. Alice DickeyCleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Realtor at Keller Williams Chervenic Realty Real Estate Education Hondros College 2009 — 2010 Real Estate 1984 — 1986 Sequence, Accounting Case Western Reserve University 1977 — 1979 Bachelor of Science, Chemistry, Medical Technology 1975 — 1977 Chemistry Experience Keller Williams Chervenic Realty March 2010 - Present Ohio State Medical Alliance 2008 - Present Mobile Meals, Inc. 2008 - Present Akron General Medical Center Women's Board 2005 - Present Summit County Medical Alliance 2001 - Present Keller Williams Real Estate 2010 - 2011 Mobil Meals 2008 - 2010 Summit County Medical Alliance 2003 - 2010 Skills Customer Service, Real Estate, Negotiation, Fundraising, Non-profits, Investment Properties, Team Building, Short Sales, Contract Negotiation, Marketing, Selling, Small Business, Finance, Nonprofits, Event Planning, Leadership, Public Speaking, Training, Property, First Time Home Buyers, Residential Homes, Sales, Budgets, Single Family Homes, Referrals. Al KordeschSan Francisco Bay Area Semiconductor CMOS Device Modeling Semiconductors Education Case Western Reserve University 1977 — 1979 MSEE, Electrical Engineering 1967 — 1971 BS, Physics Experience Altera November 2012 - Present Silterra Malaysia January 2001 - May 2009 Silterra 2001 - 2007 Winbond 1997 - 2001 IMP Inc. 1982 - 1997 Skills CMOS, Device Physics, Process Simulation, Test Automation, Layout Tools, Flash Memory, Circuit Simulation, ESD, RF, Device Characterization, ESD control, Simulations, Semiconductors, Process Integration, Physics, Characterization, Low-power Design, IC, Cadence, SPICE, ASIC, LVS, Mixed Signal, DRC, Spectre, Analog. Michael BarileGreater New York City Area Managing Partner at Barile & Associates, Inc.
Medical Devices Education Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 BS, Physics, Graduate Studies in Finance Experience Barile & Associates, Inc. Anne TominsRaleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area Lead Analyst Programmer at Progressive Insurance Insurance Education 1984 — 1986 MBA, Computer Information Science 1979 — 1982 BS, Computer Information Science Case Western Reserve University 1977 — 1979 None, Mathematics Experience Progressive Insurance January 1997 - Present Case Western Reserve University June 1990 - January 1997 Picker International June 1986 - June 1990 Skills COBOL, Fileaid, TSO, Xpediter, CICS, DB2, Syncsort, VSAM, SDLC, Mainframe, MVS, Serena Changeman, SSIS, Requirements Gathering, Panvalet. Benhalima ZaneAlgeria area Oil & Energy Education Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 Bachelor, Mechanical Engineering Experience Unaoil Group May 2013 - Present WGPSN June 2007 - December 2013 KBR/Condor JV February 1995 - May 2007 EPTP August 1988 - February 1995 EMA September 1982 - July 1988 SNVI February 1980 - September 1980 Skills Gas, Contract Management, Oil/Gas, Procurement, Engineering, Project Management, EPC, Project Planning, Project Control, Project Engineering, Commissioning, Construction, Onshore, Petroleum, Pipelines, Negotiation, Inspection, FEED. HurtukCleveland, Ohio Managing Director Executive Vice President Principal Colliers International Cleveland Real Estate Education Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Accounting St. Peter Chanel High School 1971 — 1975 Experience Colliers International July 2012 - Present CBRE March 2003 - July 2012 The Amsdell Companies 1993 - 2003 Ostendorf-Morris Company 1984 - 1993 Ernst & Whinney (now Ernst & Young) 1979 - 1984 Skills Disposition, Corporate Real Estate, Tenant Representation, Leases, Brokerage, Tenant, Real Estate, Real Estate Economics, Real Estate Development, Lease Administration, Location Intelligence, Lease Negotiations, Commercial Real Estate, Contract Negotiation, Landlords, Real Estate Transactions. Camille PatrickUnited States Writing and Editing Education 1979 — 2001 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), English Language and Literature, General Case Western Reserve University 1977 — 1979 none, Nursing Practice 1974 — 1976 Master's Degree, Reading Teacher Education, k-12 Experience The Traveling Vineyard October 2007 - October 2009 North Olmsted Middle School September 1972 - June 2007 Skills Microsoft Word, English, Research, Teaching, writing, proofreading, Nonprofits, Marketing, Team Building, Social Networking, Healthcare, Sales, Editing, Fundraising. Casey BrallaGreater Philadelphia Area Manager of Operational Excellence at OMEGA Engineering Building Materials Education Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 BS, Mechanical Engineering Glen Ridge High Glen Ridge High School Experience OMEGA Engineering April 2014 - Present Gichner Shelter Systems May 2013 - April 2014 Mannington Mills, Inc.
Petersburg, Florida Area Retired from Tampa VA Hospital & Health Care Education Case Western Reserve University 1977 — 1979 Master's degree, Nutrition Sciences 1972 — 1976 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) w/ minor in Business, Nutrition Sciences Experience JAHVH Hospital 2007 - Present Tampa VA January 2008 - March 2015 James A Haley VA December 1984 - December 2007 Department of Veterans Affairs May 1979 - December 1984 Skills Hospitals, Patient Safety, Healthcare, Quality Improvement, Accreditation, Healthcare Management, Quality Management. Curtis HaydenTopeka, Kansas Area Owner, Hayden Orthodontics Hospital & Health Care Education U.S. Deborah Krueger, MSN, RN, NE-BC, CHTPLittle Rock, Arkansas Magnet Program Director at St. Rinicella,CPP,CHS-IIICleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Manager, Corporate Security at JoAnn Stores LLC. Security and Investigations Education Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 N/A, Criminal Justice-Law 1970 — 1974 AS, Criminal Justice Maple Heights High 1967 — 1970 Experience Jo-Ann Stores, LLC.
Christopher Miller, Ph.D., NPDPLancaster, Pennsylvania Area Founder at Innovation Focus Inc; Facilitating New Product Discovery Market Research Education Case Western Reserve University 1976 — 1979 Ph.D., Psychology 1973 — 1976 MS, Psychology 1970 — 1973 BS, Psychology Elizabethtown Area High School High School Degree, Fine/Studio Arts, General Experience Innovation Focus June 1987 - Present Product Development and Management Association (PDMA) 1987 - 2015 Board of Trustees at PA College of Art & Design September 2009 - September 2014 LG Health Innovative Solutions, Inc. Dennis L HarveyGreater Chicago Area Dennis L Harvey Consulting, Inc. Management Consulting Education Case Western Reserve University 1969 — 1979 BSME, MA, BA, Mechanical Engineering, Education, Chemistry Experience Dennis L. Donald RichardsChagrin Falls, Ohio Partner at Accenture Management Consulting Education 1979 — 1981 MBA, Operations Management and Supervision Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Engineering Experience Accenture May 1979 - Present Accenture May 1979 - December 2010 Skills Management Consulting, Business Transformation, Operating Models, Organizational Design, IT Transformation, IT Strategy, Business Process., Acquisition Integration, Shared Services, Business Process Design, Business Process. Frank CalcagnoFairfax, Virginia Security Advisor / Engineering Geologist at Gannett Fleming Security and Investigations Education Case Western Reserve University 1973 — 1979 1977, 79, Geology Case Western Reserve University 1973 — 1979 Geology, Geology/Earth Science, General Experience Gannett Fleming January 2015 - Present Federal Energy Regulatory Commission 1996 - 2014 U.S. Bureau of Reclamation July 1979 - June 1996 Skills Engineering, Environmental Awareness, Risk Assessment, Energy, Water, Program Management, Project Management, Analysis, GIS, Sustainability, Dams, Government, Security, Risk Management, Engineering Geology.
George KoronesTampa/St. Geralyn RagardCleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Manager Hazard Communication at Emerald Performance Materials Chemicals Education Case Western Reserve University 1976 — 1979 B.S. Case Western Reserve University 1976 — 1979 Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Experience Emerald Performance Materials June 2007 - Present Emerald Performance Materials June 2007 - Present Eastman Kodak January 1980 - June 2007 Eastman Kodak Company 1979 - 2007 Skills MSDS, Hazardous Materials, Chemistry, IATA, CLP, Product Stewardship, EHS, Regulatory Affairs, Chemicals, Occupational Health, Coatings, Transportation, Polymers, R&D, Hazardous Waste., Analytical Chemistry, REACH, Environmental Compliance. Gloria CarruthersCleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Management/Administration Education Management Education Case Western Reserve University 1969 — 1979 Bachelor’s Degree, Sociology/Education Experience Cleveland Metropolitan School District 2001 - Present Old Country Smokehouse Inc July 1987 - 2011 Skills Educational Leadership, Classroom Management, Student Motivation &., Curriculum Development, Individual Student., Business Administration, Marketing Strategy, Sales Management, Long-term Customer. Ergun, M.D.Houston, Texas Area Physician at Gulchin A. Ergun, MD, PA Medical Practice Education 1987 — 1990 Fellowship in Gastroenterology 1980 — 1984 Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), French/Natural Sciences Experience Gulchin A. Ergun, MD, PA June 2006 - Present Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine September 1990 - December 1998 Skills Healthcare, Medicine, Hospitals, Healthcare Management, Clinical Research, Public Health, Treatment, Physicians, Healthcare Information., Cancer, Medical Education, Board Certified, Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology.
Diane HerrGreater Chicago Area Management Consulting Education 1993 — 1994 Masters, Management Case Western Reserve University 1978 — 1979 MS, Computer Engineering Case Western Reserve University 1974 — 1978 BS, Computer Engineering Experience St Charles Singers September 2013 - Present BTDT Consulting 2002 - Present Executive Service Corps of Chicago 2002 - Present St. Charles Singers September 2011 - September 2013 Lupus Foundation of America - Illinois Chapter October 2004 - October 2009 Dustvent, Inc.
Janice CrossGreater New York City Area Former Inhouse Counsel at Young Broadcasting, LLC Broadcast Media Education Case Western Reserve University 1976 — 1979 Doctor of Law (J.D.) 1972 — 1976 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Cum Laude, History Experience Young Broadcasting, LLC 1995 - 2013 Cooperman Levitt & Winikoff 1989 - 1995 Epstein Becker & Green, P.C. 1987 - 1989 Union Carbide Corporation 1979 - 1987 Skills Contract Negotiation, Contract Drafting, Due Diligence, Document Review, Document Management, Litigation Management, Liaison with Outside., Data Analysis and., Legal Compliance, Legal Research, Corporate Housekeeping, Sarbanes-Oxley Act, Restructuring, Copyright Law, IT law, Legal Issues, Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Law, Licensing, Intellectual Property, Digital Media, Entertainment Law, Legal Writing. Jeff BucklerGreater Boston Area Consultant at selfemployed Medical Devices Education Case Western Reserve University 1975 — 1979 BS, Biomedical Engineering 1980 — 1984 MBA Experience Allium IT June 2012 - December 2014 Criticare Systems November 2010 - May 2012 GE Healthcare May 2003 - June 2010 Tyco Healthcare / Covidien October 2000 - February 2003 GE Healthcare October 1996 - October 2000 Nordson Corporation September 1991 - October 1996 Keithley Instruments 1984 - 1991 Gould Inc.
Jeff RosenbaumCleveland/Akron, Ohio Area Executive Director at Association for Consciousness Exploration Events Services Education Case Western Reserve University 1974 — 1979 Bachelor of Arts, Sociology School of Applied Social Sciences Experience Association for Consciousness Exploration 1982 - Present Association for Consciousness Exploration 1982 - Present Cleveland Metal Cleaning 1993 - 1996 Mid-West Materials Inc. 1974 - 1980 Skills Community Outreach, Film, Social Media, Non-profits, Blogging, Newsletters, Event Planning, Copywriting, Social Networking, Public Speaking, Editing, Public Relations, Creative Writing, Music, Fundraising, Microsoft Office, Singing, Entertainment, Art, Nonprofits, Marketing, Event Management, Theatre, Research, Teaching, Coaching, Strategic Planning, Social Media Marketing, Leadership Development, Team Building, Microsoft Word, Graphic Design, Photoshop, Advertising, Customer Service, Books.
.Bissani, M; Tyson, S2006-01-01Indonesia has participated in cooperative technical programs with the IAEA since 1957, and has cooperated with regional partners in all of the traditional areas where nuclear science is employed: in medicine, public health (such as insect control and eradication programs), agriculture (e.g. Development of improved varieties of rice), and the gas and oil industries. Recently, Indonesia has contributed significantly to the Reduced Enrichment Research and Training Reactor (RERTR) Program by conducting experiments to confirm the feasibility of Mo-99 production using high-density low enriched uranium (LEU) fuel, a primary goal of the RERTR Program. Indonesia's first research reactor, the TRIGA Mark II at Bandung, began operation in 1964 at 250 kW and was subsequently upgraded in 1971 to 1 MW and further upgraded in 2000 to 2 MW. This reactor was joined by another TRIGA Mark II, the 100-kW Kartini-PPNY at Yogyakarta, in 1979, and by the 30-MW G.A. Siwabessy multipurpose reactor in Serpong, which achieved criticality in July 1983. A 10-MW radioisotope production reactor, to be called the RPI-10, also was proposed for construction at Serpong in the late 1990s, but the project apparently was not carried out.
In the five decades since its nuclear research program began, Indonesia has trained a cadre of scientific and technical staff who not only operate and conduct research with the current facilities, but also represent the nucleus of a skilled labor pool to support development of a nuclear power program. Although Indonesia's previous on-again, off-again consideration of nuclear power has not gotten very far in the past, it now appears that Indonesia again is giving serious consideration to beginning a national nuclear energy program. In June 2006, Research and Technology Minister Kusmayanto Kadiman said that his ministry was currently putting the necessary procedures in place to speed up the project to acquire a nuclear power plant, indicating that, 'We will need around.Bissani, M; Tyson, S2006-01-01The Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister Tun Dr Ismail Abdul Rahman suggested in the early 1970s that Malaysia should have a role in the development of nuclear science and technology for peaceful purposes. Accordingly, the Center for the Application of Nuclear Energy (CRANE) was established, with a focus on the development of a scientific and technical pool critical to a national nuclear power program. The Malaysian Cabinet next established the Tun Ismail Atomic Research Center (TIARC) under the Ministry of Science, Technology and the Environment on 19 September 1972, at a site in Bangi, about 35 km south of Kuala Lampur. On 28 June 1982, the PUSPATI reactor, a 1-MW TRIGA MK-II research reactor, first reached criticality.
On 10 August 1994, TIARC was officially renamed as the Malaysian Institute for Nuclear Technology Research (MINT). In addition to radioisotope production and neutron radiography conducted at the PUSPATI research reactor, MINT also supports numerous programs employing nuclear technology for medicine, agriculture and industry, and has been involved in both bilateral and multilateral technical cooperation to extend its capabilities. As an energy exporting country, Malaysia has felt little incentive to develop a nuclear energy program, and high level opposition within the government discouraged it further. A recent statement by Malaysia's Science, Technology and Innovation Minister supported this view, indicating that only a near-catastrophic jump in world oil prices might change the government's view. However, the rate at which Malaysia is using its natural gas and oil reserves is expected to force it to reassess the role of nuclear energy in the near future. In addition, the government does intend to construct a radioactive waste repository to dispose of naturally occurring radioactive materials (extracted during tin mining, in particular).
Also, Malaysia's growing economy could encourage expansion in Malaysia's existing nuclear-applications programs.Bissani, M; Tyson, S2006-01-01Vietnam's nuclear program began in the 1960s with the installation at Dalat of a 250 kW TRIGA Mk-II research reactor under the U.S. Atoms for Peace Program.
The reactor was shut down and its core removed only a few years later, and the nuclear research program was suspended until after the end of the civil war in the late 1970s. The Soviet Union assisted Vietnam in restoring the Dalat reactor to an operational status in 1984, trained a cadre of scientific and technical staff in its operation, and contributed to the development of nuclear science for the medical and agricultural sectors. In the agricultural area in particular, Vietnamese experts have been very successful in developing mutant strains of rice, and continue to work with the IAEA to yield strains that have a shorter growing period, increased resistance to disease, and other desirable characteristics. Rice has always been the main crop in Vietnam, but technical cooperation with the IAEA and other states has enabled the country to become one of the top rice producers in the world, exporting much of its annual crop to over two dozen countries annually.
More recently, Vietnam's government has shown increasing interest in developing a civil nuclear program to supplement its fossil fuel and other energy resources. Projections from a variety of open sources, ranging from the IAEA, the U.S.
Department of Energy's Energy Information Administration (EIA), the Vietnamese government, energy corporations, and think tanks all predict a massive increase in energy consumption-especially electricity-within Vietnam and the region as a whole. This growth in consumption will require a corresponding increase in energy production, which in Vietnam is currently satisfied mainly by fossil fuels (coal) and renewable energy (hydropower and biomass); Vietnam has a refining capacity of about 800 barrels/day. Most of its crude oil is exported to generate export income, and is not used to generate electricity. Although Vietnam is.Shaykhian, Gholam Ali2007-01-01Mat Lab Script and Functional Programming: Mat Lab is one of the most widely used very high level programming languages for scientific and engineering computations. It is very user-friendly and needs practically no formal programming knowledge. Presented here are Mat Lab programming aspects and not just the Mat Lab commands for scientists and engineers who do not have formal programming training and also have no significant time to spare for learning programming to solve their real world problems. Specifically provided are programs for visualization.
The Mat Lab seminar covers the functional and script programming aspect of Mat Lab language. Specific expectations are: a) Recognize Mat Lab commands, script and function.
B) Create, and run a Mat Lab function. C) Read, recognize, and describe Mat Lab syntax. D) Recognize decisions, loops and matrix operators. E) Evaluate scope among multiple files, and multiple functions within a file. F) Declare, define and use scalar variables, vectors and matrices.Federal Laboratory Consortium — The ARDEC TPS Laboratory provides an organic Test Program Set (TPS) development, maintenance, and life cycle management capability for DoD LCMC materiel developers.Schwartz, Marco2015-01-01If you already have some experience with LabVIEW and want to apply your skills to control physical objects and make measurements using the Arduino sensor, this book is for you. Prior knowledge of Arduino and LabVIEW is essential to fully understand the projects detailed in this book.Rabkin, Sarah2010-01-01Gail Harlamoff is Executive Director of the Life Lab Science Program, a nationally recognized, award-winning nonprofit science and environmental organization located on the UC Santa Cruz campus.
Founded in 1979, Life Lab helps schools develop gardens and implement curricula to enhance students’ learning about science, math, and the natural world. The program has trained tens of thousands of educators in more than 1400 schools across the country. Life Lab’s specialized initiatives inc.榊原, 直樹2017-01-01App Lab is an online programming education environment. It was designed classes of programming for beginners using the App Lab. Through 15 lessons of the class, it was to understand the basic structure of the programming of the sequential-repetition-branch. Students were allowed to complete the game as a final project.
The effectiveness of App the Lab has been confirmed from these results.Shaykhian, Linda H.; Shaykhian, Gholam Ali2007-01-01Mat Lab is one of the most widely used very high level programming languages for Scientific and engineering computations. It is very user-friendly and needs practically no formal programming knowledge. Presented here are Mat Lab programming aspects and not just the Mat Lab commands for scientists and engineers who do not have formal programming training and also have no significant time to spare for learning programming to solve their real world problems. Specifically provided are programs for visualization. Also, stated are the current limitations of the Mat Lab, which possibly can be taken care of by Mathworks Inc. In a future version to make Mat Lab more versatile.Kusnadi, K.; Rustaman, N. Y.; Redjeki, S.; Aryantha, I.
P.2017-09-01The implementation of the inquiry laboratory based project to enhance scientific inquiry literacy of prospective biology teachers in Microbiology course has been done. The inquiry lab based project was designed by three stages were debriefing of basic microbiology lab skills, guided inquiry and free inquiry respectively. The Study was quasi experimental with control group pretest-posttest design. The subjects were prospective biology teachers consists of 80 students. The scientific inquiry literacy instrument refers to ScInqLiT by Wenning. The results showed that there was significant difference of scientific inquiry literacy posttest scores between experiment and control (α 0,05) and was obtained N-gain score was 0.49 (medium) to experiment and 0.24 (low) to control. Based on formative assessment showed that development of student’s scientific attitude, research and microbiology lab skills during conducting project were increased.
Student’s research skills especially in identification of variables, constructing a hypothesis, communicating and concluding were increased. During implementation of inquiry project also showed that they carried out mind and hands-on and so collaborative group investigation lab activities.
Our findings may aid in reforming higher-education, particularly in microbiology laboratory activities to better promote scientific inquiry literacy, scientific attitude, research and laboratory skills.Evans, M.E.; Peralta, G.; Gray, D.1995-01-01When dealing with neutron radiation one of the keys to reducing worker exposure is to have as much distance and shielding between the radiation and the radiation worker as possible. Using a PC to control a process from a remote location allows the distance between the radiation worker and the radiation source to be increase. Increasing the distance at which radiation worker can control a process allows more shielding to be placed around the glovebox. There are many commercial packages that allow controlling remote processes with a PC. This paper shows how flexible the LabVIEW Graphical Programming Language can be in implementing the remote control of glovebox process.Baldwin, Kathryn A.2014-01-01This study examined prospective elementary education majors' science teaching self-efficacy while they were enrolled in an introductory geology lab course for elementary education majors. The Science Teaching Efficacy Belief Instrument Form B (STEBI-B) was administered during the first and last lab class sessions. Additionally, students were.Michalsky, Marc P; Inge, Thomas H; Teich, Steven; Eneli, Ihuoma; Miller, Rosemary; Brandt, Mary L; Helmrath, Michael; Harmon, Carroll M; Zeller, Meg H; Jenkins, Todd M; Courcoulas, Anita; Buncher, Ralph C2014-02-01The number of adolescents undergoing weight loss surgery (WLS) has increased in response to the increasing prevalence of severe childhood obesity.
Adolescents undergoing WLS require unique support, which may differ from adult programs. The aim of this study was to describe institutional and programmatic characteristics of centers participating in Teen Longitudinal Assessment of Bariatric Surgery (Teen- LABS), a prospective study investigating safety and efficacy of adolescent WLS. Data were obtained from the Teen- LABS database, and site survey completed by Teen- LABS investigators. The survey queried (1) institutional characteristics, (2) multidisciplinary team composition, (3) clinical program characteristics, and (4) clinical research infrastructure. All centers had extensive multidisciplinary involvement in the assessment, pre-operative education, and post-operative management of adolescents undergoing WLS.
Eligibility criteria and pre-operative clinical and diagnostic evaluations were similar between programs. All programs have well-developed clinical research infrastructure, use adolescent-specific educational resources, and maintain specialty equipment, including high weight capacity diagnostic imaging equipment. The composition of clinical team and institutional resources is consistent with current clinical practice guidelines. These characteristics, coupled with dedicated research staff, have facilitated enrollment of 242 participants into Teen- LABS.
© 2013 Published by Elsevier Inc.Moore, J H1995-06-01A genetic algorithm for instrumentation control and optimization was developed using the LabVIEW graphical programming environment. The usefulness of this methodology for the optimization of a closed loop control instrument is demonstrated with minimal complexity and the programming is presented in detail to facilitate its adaptation to other LabVIEW applications. Closed loop control instruments have variety of applications in the biomedical sciences including the regulation of physiological processes such as blood pressure.
The program presented here should provide a useful starting point for those wishing to incorporate genetic algorithm approaches to LabVIEW mediated optimization of closed loop control instruments.Coronel, N.; Mari, C.1984-01-01This work is about The Caolines program. After several stages was designed a network of drilling to be developed in prospective areas. The support of this network was a geological cartography performed in a devonian region.Wirdzek, Phillip; Lintner, William; Mathew, Paul; Carlisle, Nancy2004-06-01Most federal programs that promote energy efficiency and environmental sustainability in the building industry focus on the larger market segments such as offices, residential buildings, etc. Niche markets such as laboratories are often overlooked and beyond the scope of such programs, for at least two reasons: (a) by definition, niche markets are a relatively small 'wedge' of the overall energy consumption 'pie'; and (b) laboratories have health and safety concerns, complex flexibility requirements and are perceived to be less amenable to broadly applicable strategies. Nevertheless, laboratories and other 'high-tech' buildings demand the attention of the energy efficiency and sustainable design community for several reasons: (1) They are a growing segment of the building sector.
(2) They are very energy and resource intensive laboratories on average are four to six times as energy intensive as office buildings, and five to ten times as expensive to build. (3) There are significant opportunities for efficiency and conservation, especially when compared to other buildings. In this paper, we describe how the Labs21 program, a joint program of the US EPA and US DOE, is structured to meet these needs recognizing that laboratories require very specialized engineering and design knowledge not addressed in academia or industry, and not readily shared to a level commensurate with the needs of this building sector. While Labs21 is focused on one niche market, we also highlight some experiences from this program applicable to other specialized building types.Loyer, F.1998-01-01Arguments for launching a renovation program for GANIL system, taking into account aging and wear, are analyzed. A statistics of failures related to vacuum systems, power supplies, electronics, cooling systems, beam dumps and other equipment is given.
The renovation program is targeted to: replacement of obsolete components, introduction of advanced systems of failure diagnosis, augmentation of performances of the new regulating and control system and improvement in the performance characteristics of certain fundamental equipment. The first results and to date status of the program development is reported. Mentioned are the works related to control of HF cavities and the associated amplifiers, electronics, the system of cavity synchronization, power supply, RMN, system commutation grid, pumping equipment, etc. Also, improvements concerning the machine data acquisition and online processing are referred to as well as program cost estimations.Kay, Robin; Goulding, Helene; Li, Jia2018-01-01Competency-based education in health care requires rigorous standards to ensure professional proficiency. Demonstrating competency in hands-on laboratories calls for effective preparation, knowledge, and experience, all of which can be difficult to achieve using traditional teaching methods.
Virtual laboratories are an alternative, cost-effective approach to providing students with sufficient preparatory information. Research on the use of virtual labs in allied health education is limited. The current study investigated the benefits, challenges, and perceived impact of a virtual lab in an allied health program. The sample consisted of 64 students (55 females, 9 males) enrolled in a university medical laboratory science program. A convergent mixed-methods approach (Likert survey, open-ended questions, think-aloud protocol data) revealed that students had positive attitudes towards visual learning, authenticity, learner control, organization, and scaffolding afforded by the virtual lab. Challenges reported included navigational difficulties, an absence of control over content selection, and lack of understanding for certain concepts.
Over 90% of students agreed that the virtual lab helped them prepare for hands-on laboratory sessions and that they would use this format of instruction again. Overall, 84% of the students agreed that the virtual lab helped them to achieve greater success in learning.Kurtenbach, Stefan; Kurtenbach, Sarah; Zoidl, Georg2013-12-01Large data sets from gene expression array studies are publicly available offering information highly valuable for research across many disciplines ranging from fundamental to clinical research.
Highly advanced bioinformatics tools have been made available to researchers, but a demand for user-friendly software allowing researchers to quickly extract expression information for multiple genes from multiple studies persists. Here, we present a user-friendly LabVIEW program to automatically extract gene expression data for a list of genes from multiple normalized microarray datasets. Functionality was tested for 288 class A G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) and expression data from 12 studies comparing normal and diseased human hearts. Results confirmed known regulation of a beta 1 adrenergic receptor and further indicate novel research targets. Although existing software allows for complex data analyses, the LabVIEW based program presented here, 'Array Data Extractor (ADE)', provides users with a tool to retrieve meaningful information from multiple normalized gene expression datasets in a fast and easy way.
Further, the graphical programming language used in LabVIEW allows applying changes to the program without the need of advanced programming knowledge.Jones, Eric D.1999-01-01In the world of computer-based data acquisition and control, the graphical interface program LabVIEW from National Instruments is so ubiquitous that in many ways it has almost become the laboratory standard. To date, there have been approximately fifteen books concerning LabVIEW, but Professor Essick's treatise takes on a completely different tack than all of the previous discussions.
In the more standard treatments of the ways and wherefores of LabVIEW such as LabVIEW Graphical Programming: Practical Applications in Instrumentation and Control by Gary W. Johnson (McGraw Hill, NY 1997), the emphasis has been instructing the reader how to program LabVIEW to create a Virtual Instrument (VI) on the computer for interfacing to a particular instruments. LabVIEW is written in 'G' a graphical programming language developed by National Instruments. In the past the emphasis has been on training the experimenter to learn 'G'. Without going into details here, 'G' incorporates the usual loops, arithmetic expressions, etc., found in many programming languages, but in an icon (graphical) environment.
The net result being that LabVIEW contains all of the standard methods needed for interfacing to instruments, data acquisition, data analysis, graphics, and also methodology to incorporate programs written in other languages into LabVIEW. Historically, according to Professor Essick, he developed a series of experiments for an upper division laboratory course for computer-based instrumentation. His observation was that while many students had the necessary background in computer programming languages, there were students who had virtually no concept about writing a computer program let alone a computer- based interfacing program. Thus the beginnings of a concept for not only teaching computer- based instrumentation techniques, but aiso a method for the beginner to experience writing a com- puter program. Professor Essick saw LabVIEW as the 'perfect environment in which to.Scalice, D.2015-12-01One of the key pieces of training missing from most graduate studies in science is skills-building in communication. Beyond the responsibility to share their work with the public, good communication skills enhance a scientist's career path, facilitating comprehension of their work by stakeholders and funders, as well as increasing the ability to collaborate interdisciplinarily.
Fame Lab, an American Idol-style communication competition for early career scientists, helps fill this void, and provides an opportunity to pratice communication skills, with the coaching of professionals, in a safe space. The focus is on training and networking with like-minded scientists. NASA's Astrobiology Program has been implementing Fame Lab in the US since 2011, but over 25 countries take part globally. Come learn about this innovative program, what impact it's had on participants, and how you can get involved.Min, Tae Hoon; Na, Hyung Chul; Kim, Noh Yu2011-01-01A LabVIEW program has been developed together with simple infrared thermography(IRT) system to control the lock-in conditions of the system efficiently.
The IR imaging software was designed to operate both of infrared camera and halogen lamp by synchronizing them with periodic sine signal based on thyristor(SCR) circuits. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services 42 CFR Parts 431 CMS-1450-CN RIN 0938-AR52 Medicare and Medicaid Programs; Home Health Prospective Payment System Rate.
Period titled ``Medicare and Medicaid Programs; Home Health Prospective Payment System Rate Update for CY.Coldwell, S E; Getz, T; Milgrom, P; Prall, C W; Spadafora, A; Ramsay, D S1998-04-01This paper describes CARL (Computer Assisted Relaxation Learning), a computerized, exposure-based therapy program for the treatment of dental injection fear. The CARL program operates primarily in two different modes; in vitro, which presents a video-taped exposure hierarchy, and in vivo, which presents scripts for a dentist or hygienist to use while working with a subject. Two additional modes are used to train subjects to use the program and to administer behavioral assessment tests. The program contains five different modules, which function to register a subject, train subjects to use physical and cognitive relaxation techniques, deliver an exposure hierarchy, question subjects about the helpfulness of each of the therapy components, and test for memory effects of anxiolytic medication. Nine subjects have completed the CARL therapy program and 1-yr follow-up as participants in a placebo-controlled clinical trial examining the effects of alprazolam on exposure therapy for dental injection phobia.
All nine subjects were able to receive two dental injections, and all reduced their general fear of dental injections. Initial results therefore indicate that the CARL program successfully reduces dental injection fear.Tovar, Glomen2018-01-01A software to calculate the net charge and to predict the isoelectric point (pI) of a polypeptide is developed in this work using the graphical programming language LabVIEW. Through this instrument the net charges of the ionizable residues of the polypeptide chains of the proteins are calculated at different pH values, tabulated, pI is predicted and an Excel (-xls) type file is generated. In this work, the experimental values of the pIs (pI) of different proteins are compared with the values of the pIs (pI) calculated graphically, achieving a correlation coefficient (R) of 0.934746 which represents a good reliability for a p program can constitute an instrument applicable in the laboratory, facilitating the calculation to graduate students and junior researchers. © 2017 by The International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 46(1):39-46, 2018.
© 2017 The International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology.Linn, Brooke A; Burton, Samantha J; Shepler, Brian MTo use parts of the APhA Career Pathway Evaluation Program for Pharmacy Professionals in a career development laboratory designed to provide students with relevant information that will help them prepare for successful careers across the profession of pharmacy. Students enrolled in the second professional year of pharmacy school participated in an interactive three-hour career development laboratory.
Students completed the APhA Career Pathway Evaluation Program for Pharmacy Professionals Online Assessment Tool prior to the laboratory. In class, the students were randomized into eight groups. Two career profiles were assigned to each group for discussion during a thirty-minute brainstorming session. The groups reported their knowledge for each career profile to the entire class, and the instructors supplemented the discussion with details and more specific information about each profile. Two years of data were collected (n=300 students). One hundred and twenty four (41.3%) students responded to the voluntary post-laboratory survey questions.
Overall, students rated the career pathway activities favorably with an average score of 8.13 out of 10. After participation in the discussion, 74 (59.7%) respondents indicated their career interests had been impacted. This career development laboratory is one example of how the APhA Career Pathway Evaluation Program for Pharmacy Professionals can be effectively incorporated into the PharmD curriculum in order to help students explore the various career options they might not have otherwise discovered on their own.
Published by Elsevier Inc.Birsel Aybek; Serkan Aslan2017-01-01This research aims to analyze the relationship between pedagogical formation training certificate program prospective teachers’ critical thinking attitudes and their perceptions on professional ethical principles. The study used relational screening model and convenience sampling method which is one of the purposeful sampling methods. The participants consisted of 393 prospective teachers from different majors such as mathematics, physics, chemistry, health, biology, philosophy, religious cul.Dube, Evi Lawrence Livermore National Lab. (LLNL), Livermore, CA (United States); Shereda, Charles Lawrence Livermore National Lab. (LLNL), Livermore, CA (United States); Nau, Lee Lawrence Livermore National Lab. (LLNL), Livermore, CA (United States); Harris, Lance Lawrence Livermore National Lab.
(LLNL), Livermore, CA (United States)2010-09-27As supercomputing moves toward exascale, node architectures will change significantly. CPU core counts on nodes will increase by an order of magnitude or more. Heterogeneous architectures will become more commonplace, with GPUs or FPGAs providing additional computational power. Novel programming models may make better use of on-node parallelism in these new architectures than do current models. In this paper we examine several of these novel models – UPC, CUDA, and OpenCL –to determine their suitability to LLNL scientific application codes. Our study consisted of several phases: We conducted interviews with code teams and selected two codes to port; We learned how to program in the new models and ported the codes; We debugged and tuned the ported applications; We measured results, and documented our findings.
We conclude that UPC is a challenge for porting code, Berkeley UPC is not very robust, and UPC is not suitable as a general alternative to OpenMP for a number of reasons. CUDA is well supported and robust but is a proprietary NVIDIA standard, while OpenCL is an open standard. Both are well suited to a specific set of application problems that can be run on GPUs, but some problems are not suited to GPUs. Further study of the landscape of novel models is recommended.Saha, Hrishikesh; Palmer, Timothy A.1996-01-01Virtual Reality Lab Assistant (VRLA) demonstration model is aligned for engineering and material science experiments to be performed by undergraduate and graduate students in the course as a pre- lab simulation experience. This will help students to get a preview of how to use the lab equipment and run experiments without using the lab hardware/software equipment.
The quality of the time available for laboratory experiments can be significantly improved through the use of virtual reality technology.Cheryl Brunelle2015-05-01Full Text Available There has been an increasing call to prospectively screen patients with breast cancer for the development of breast cancer-related lymphedema (BCRL following their breast cancer treatment. While the components of a prospective screening program have been published, some centers struggle with how to initiate, establish, and sustain a screening program of their own. The intent of this manuscript is to share our experience and struggles in establishing a prospective surveillance program within the infrastructure of our institution.
It is our hope that by sharing our history other centers can learn from our mistakes and successes to better design their own prospective screening program to best serve their patient population.Jane Ellen Simmons2011-10-01Full Text Available In complex mixture toxicology, there is growing emphasis on testing environmentally representative doses that improve the relevance of results for health risk assessment, but are typically much lower than those used in traditional toxicology studies. Traditional experimental designs with typical sample sizes may have insufficient statistical power to detect effects caused by environmentally relevant doses.
Proper study design, with adequate statistical power, is critical to ensuring that experimental results are useful for environmental health risk assessment. Studies with environmentally realistic complex mixtures have practical constraints on sample concentration factor and sample volume as well as the number of animals that can be accommodated. This article describes methodology for calculation of statistical power for non-independent observations for a multigenerational rodent reproductive/developmental bioassay. The use of the methodology is illustrated using the U.S. EPA’s Four Lab study in which rodents were exposed to chlorinated water concentrates containing complex mixtures of drinking water disinfection by-products.
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Possible experimental designs included two single-block designs and a two-block design.Wynveen, R.A.; Smith, W.H.; Mayes, C.B.; Justus, A.L.1982-05-01A radiological survey was conducted at the former locations of the West Stands, the New Chemistry Lab and Annex, and Ricketts Laboratory at the University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois. General radiochemistry and/or physics research for the MED/AEC program was performed at these sites during the 1940s. The buildings have since been razed. The survey was undertaken to determine the presence of any radionuclides remaining from the MED/AEC operations that could have been spilled or released from the former structures. Environmental soil samples (corings) were collected from the areas where the West Stands, New Chemistry Lab and Annex, and Ricketts Laboratory once stood. The soil corings were taken at what appeared to be undisturbed locations near the sites of the three former facilities. Analyses of the soil corings included determination of the concentrations of 137 Cs, the 232 Th decay chain, the 226 Ra decay chain, and uranium in the soil.
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The levels of uranium and the 226 Ra decay chain found in the samples indicated that no concentrations above natural background levels were present. Slightly elevated levels of 60 Co were found in soil taken from the top 5 cm of the ground at two sampling sites, but this activity was presumed to have been traceable to induced activity from contaminated stainless steel that had been stored in the area during operations not related to MED/AEC activities. No increased radiation dose attributable to exposure to residual radioactivity from MED/AEC activities is expected.CERN. Geneva; Flockhart, Ronald Bruce; Seppey, P2003-01-01With LabVIEW Real-Time, you can choose from a variety of RT Series hardware. Add a real-time data acquisition component into a larger measurement and automation system or create a single stand-alone real-time solution with data acquisition, signal conditioning, motion control, RS-232, GPIB instrumentation, and Ethernet connectivity.
With the various hardware options, you can create a system to meet your precise needs today, while the modularity of the system means you can add to the solution as your system requirements grow. If you are interested in Reliable and Deterministic systems for Measurement and Automation, you will profit from this seminar.
Agenda: Real-Time Overview LabVIEW RT Hardware Platforms - Linux on PXI Programming with LabVIEW RT Real-Time Operating Systems concepts Timing Applications Data Transfer.PICOVICI, D.2008-06-01Full Text Available This article details an experimental system developed to enhance the education and research in the area of wireless networks technologies. The system referred, as Virtual Lab (VL is primarily targeting first time users or users with limited experience in programming and using wireless sensor networks. The VL enables a set of predefined sensor networks to be remotely accessible and controlled for constructive and time-efficient experimentation. In order to facilitate the user's wireless sensor applications, the VL is using three main components: a a Virtual Lab Motes (VLM, representing the wireless sensor, b a Virtual Lab Client (VLC, representing the user's tool to interact with the VLM and c a Virtual Lab Server (VLS representing the software link between the VLM and VLC. The concept has been proven using the moteiv produced Tmote Sky modules.
Initial experimental use clearly demonstrates that the VL approach reduces dramatically the learning curve involved in programming and using the associated wireless sensor nodes. In addition the VL allows the user's focus to be directed towards the experiment and not towards the software programming challenges.Tanaka, Toshiyuki; Baba, Osamu; Shiozawa, Shusaku; Okubo, Minoru; Tobioka, Toshiaki1995-01-01and fuel irradiation tests as an innovative basic research after attaining rated power and coolant temperature in the HTTR. Preliminary tests on selected research subjects such as new semi-conductors, superconductors and composite material development, have been carried out at high temperature and under irradiation. This paper describes major features of the HTTR, present status of its construction and prospects on test programs using the HTTR. (author).Svendsen, Michael; Lauersen, Christian Ulrich2015-01-01At the Faculty Library of Social Sciences (part of Copenhagen University Library) we are currently working intensely towards the establishment of a Digital Social Science Lab (DSSL). The purpose of the lab is to connect research, education and learning processes with the use of digital tools.
At the Faculty of Social Sciences. DSSL will host and facilitate an 80 m2 large mobile and intelligent study- and learning environment with a focus on academic events, teaching and collaboration. Besides the physical settings DSSL has two primary functions: 1.
To implement relevant social scientific software. And hardware at the disposal for students and staff at The Faculty of Social Sciences along with instruction and teaching in the different types of software, e.g. Stata, Nvivo, Atlas.ti, R Studio, Zotero and GIS-software. To facilitate academic events focusing on use of digital tools and analytic software.Scholl, Christian; Agger Eriksen, Mette; Baerten, Nik2017-01-01These guidelines are intended for team members and managers of urban labs and, more generally, for civil servants and facilitators in cities working with experimental processes to tackle complex challenges. They aim to support the everyday practice of collaboratively experimenting and learning ho. The result is inspiring and instructive for all those who want to wrap their minds around experimental co-creative approaches to urban governance and city development.Gray, Heather M; Nelson, Sarah E; Shaffer, Howard J; Stebbins, Patricia; Farina, Andrea Ryan.