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Human cytogenetics at Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1959–1962
Abstract: An account is given of the introduction of human cytogenetics to the Division of Medical Genetics at Johns Hopkins Hospital, and the first 3 years' work of the chromosome diagnostic laboratory that was established at...
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Human cytogenetics at Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1959-1962.
An account is given of the introduction of human cytogenetics to the Division of Medical Genetics at Johns Hopkins Hospital, and the first 3 years' work of the chromosome diagnostic laboratory that was established at the time....
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IPR Policy Brief - Mentally disordered offenders' perspectives on their risk assessment plans
Jeremy Dixon
Feb 01, 2014
Research carried out by Dr Jeremy Dixon (University of Bath) examined mentally disordered offenders’ views of their risk assessment and management plans.

The research took place between March 2009 and September 2011...
Published by: University of Bath
IPR Policy Brief - Mentally disordered offenders' perspectives on their risk assessment plans
Jeremy Dixon
Feb 01, 2014
Research carried out by Dr Jeremy Dixon (University of Bath) examined mentally disordered offenders’ views of their risk assessment and management plans.

The research took place between March 2009 and September 2011...
Published by: University of Bath
To Press, Or Not to Press the Button?
Timo Kivimaki
Oct 22, 2015
This article looks at the interpretative foundations of nuclear deterrence and interprets the statement by Jeremy Corbryn, related to UK's nuclear weapons.
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Developing Written Argumentation Skills With an Educational Simulation Game (ESG)
In this chapter, the authors present the case of GlobalEd, a virtual educational simulation game (ESG) that focuses on the development of student written argumentation and socio-scientific literacy skills over the course of...
To Press, Or Not to Press the Button?
Timo Kivimaki
Oct 22, 2015
This article looks at the interpretative foundations of nuclear deterrence and interprets the statement by Jeremy Corbryn, related to UK's nuclear weapons.
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Hybrid and Virtual Educational Simulation Games (vESGs) for the Remote Learning Era
Virtual educational simulation games (vESGs) promote unique combinations of learning interactions and affordances to create environments with which students can engage to effectively learn about complex phenomena and processes...
On the philosophy of poetry, ed. John Gibson
AJ Nickerson
Jun 03, 2016
This is the final version of the article. It first appeared from Johns Hopkins University Press via http://dx.doi.org/10.1353/phl.2016.0007
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Defining and Designing Responsive Online Professional Development (ROPD)
Teacher professional development programs typically do not meet teachers' ongoing, long-term needs that arise. In this chapter, the authors forward a systematic framework called responsive online professional development (ROPD)...
Enhancing Student Affect From Multi-Classroom Simulation Games via Teacher Professional Development
Educational simulations often require players to maintain a high degree of engagement for play in the simulation to continue. Student motivation and engagement is tied to affective factors, such as interest and self-efficacy. As...
Education Faculty Member Wins Award for William Barton Rogers Book
Winthrop University
Jan 01, 0001
Published by Johns Hopkins University Press, the book is titled "William Barton Rogers and the Idea of MIT." "William Barton Rogers and the Idea of MIT" focuses on Rogers and his efforts to establish the Massachusetts Institute...
Published by: Winthrop University
The Ontological Structure of the Hermeneutic Circle
In his recent review of a book by Fred Lawrence, Jeremy Wilkins remarked that the author left undeveloped his claim that Lonergan’s functional specialties “thematize the ontological structure of the hermeneutic circle.” Why, he...
AN INCLINATION TOWARDS ACCUSATIVE
Alana Johns
Jul 30, 2013
This paper argues that linguistic hierarchies are not real in any linguistic sense but are summaries of linguistic observation or typology. Position in any hierarchy is based on intrinsic properties, specjically complexity of...
Theorizing Change in Eastern U.S. Hospitals: How Organizational Context Shapes Patient Safety Reform
Mekha Varghese
Jan 01, 0001
This brief writeup shares preliminary observations from a case-study of two eastern U.S. hospitals in the Surgical Unit-based Safety Program (SUSP), a national initiative of the Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality...
Published by: Ursinus College
The Personification of the Perfect Citizen: The English Political Cartoon, Colonial Anxiety, and Identity During the American Revolution
Sarah Johns
Jan 01, 0001
When studying the American Revolution, there is a variety of written source materials from the actors involved that have been used to decipher the many social and political changes that occurred throughout the conflict; however...
Published by: Ursinus College
The Political, the Personal, and the Personified: 18th Century British Political Caricature Art and the Formation of the British Empire's Identity
Sarah Johns
Jan 01, 0001
An image is often capable of communicating a number of things to a viewer, and political caricature in the eighteenth-century British metropole is one clear example of this. Political caricature became a useful tool for the...
Published by: Ursinus College
AN INCLINATION TOWARDS ACCUSATIVE
Alana Johns
Jul 30, 2013
This paper argues that linguistic hierarchies are not real in any linguistic sense but are summaries of linguistic observation or typology. Position in any hierarchy is based on intrinsic properties, specjically complexity of...

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