Society for Academic Emergency Medicine names new editor-in-chief for Academic Emergency Medicine - July 17, 2008
The Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) has named Dr. David C. Cone as the next Editor-in-Chief of Academic Emergency Medicine (AEM), the society's official journal, effective January 2009. Dr. Cone will succeed Dr. Michelle H. Biros, who is completing her second five-year term. Dr. Cone… Read More
Physicians Practice partners with Nevada Cancer Institute to improve patient care - July 17, 2008
Physicians Practice, America's leading practice management journal, has announced a new partnership with Nevada Cancer Institute (NVCI) to provide resources to help local physicians manage their practices more efficiently. Under the deal, Physicians Practice will be mailed monthly, beginning this month, to about 5,100 physicians from… Read More
De Gruyter launches journals, e-books and reference platform with Atypon - July 17, 2008
Information services provider Atypon Systems, Inc., US, and academic publisher Walter de Gruyter, Germany, have announced the release of Reference Global, a new integrated online journals, books and reference work site for de Gruyter scholarly content. The platform can be accessed at… Read More
Attention Subscribers – Benefit now from the Content atomisation initiative from Knowledgespeak - July 17, 2008
Knowledgespeak is planning to atomise its content. A preliminary but significant initiative has already been taken in this direction. For an internationally esteemed association, we have repackaged and categorised our news under various topics to suit the information needs of its members. We are exploring other possibilities of bringing a… Read More
OCLC research identifies factors driving and limiting public library funding in US - July 17, 2008
Global library cooperative Online Computer Library Center, Inc. (OCLC), US, has released findings from a research study designed to identify factors that both drive and limit local library funding support in the US. The report was funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, as part… Read More
American Society for Cell Biology selects Abstract Central for comprehensive workflow management - July 17, 2008
The Scientific business of Thomson Reuters has announced that the American Society for Cell Biology has selected Abstract Central for its abstract workflow process. The American Society for Cell Biology represents more than 11,000 basic biology researchers throughout the US and in 50 other countries. Abstract… Read More
