World Association of Young Scientists

The American media circus has moved on, the drugstores are removing the “H1N1 Vaccinations Available Here” signs, and most people are engaged with other concerns. Like SARS, avian flu and hantavirus, swine flu is yesterday’s scare. But perhaps we’re acting too fast in relegating this very real concern into the hall of fame for epidemics that might have been.

Our bout with swine flu killed more than 12,000 people in the U.S. alone, and more than 25,000 worldwide. Seasonal flu typically causes 36,000 U.S. deaths annually, but what’s striking about H1N1 is that some 90% of its deaths occurred in people under 65.

PASSWORD TIPS
*Never put Dictionary words as password
*Never put your name or name of friends,relatives etc.
*Never put neumericals as password eg:12345
*Never put your contact number,Mobile number etc as password
*Password you must entered should be easily acessable by you and not to judge any one from outside
*Try to sign out/log out after you have checked your mail account

A lot has changed since my last blog entry. Now a little more mature, and starting to find out where I fit in the vaste field of research areas and sicence careers. I guess I found myself in neuropsychopharmacology; specially in the study of stress, sleep and memory correlations. Found an amazing advisor and a mentor.

Soon I'll post more about my research interests!!!

My best regards to all

A new scientific network ( http://fr.wiserearth.org/)

"WiserEarth est un espace communautaire en ligne qui connecte les individus et organisations faisant face aux problèmes fondamentaux de notre époque : le changement climatique, la pauvreté, l’environnement, la paix, l’eau, la faim, la justice sociale, la protection, les Droits de l’Homme, et de nombreux autres enjeux."

"WiserEarth ayuda al Movimiento global de personas y organizaciones trabajando por la justicia social, derechos indígenas, cuidado del medio ambiente, a realizar conexiones, colaborar, compartir conocimiento y construir alianzas."

"O WiserEarth auxilia o movimento global de pessoas e organizações trabalhando para a justiça social, direitos de povos indígenas, conexão para gestão ambiental, compartilhamento de conhecimento e formação de alianças."

Network with French, Portugese and Spanish version. English is coming (not working on my computer)

A network with 40 000 membres (hum!)

We are planning to organize one day work shop on Cyber Crimes & I.T. Acts.
the theme of the workshop will be on the following topics but not limited to:

Access Control
Architectures and infrastructures
Audit
Authentication
Anti-Virus
Awareness and training in Security
Backup, Storage, Recovery Biometrics
Business Continuity Planning and Management
Challenges and solutions of managing security
Communications / network security
Information Security and System Administrators
Special Interests
Content Security
Corporate governance / Enterprise security
Digital forensics
Digital Identification and Authentication
Economy and philosophy of information security
Evaluation of Information Security in companies
Information security surveys
Future visions for Information Security Management
Hacking / cracking
Information rights management
Digital Forensics
Hacking and Penetration Testing
Certification
Security of Web-based applications and services

This Research Group is created to facilitate research work in the field of Computer Networks including wireless as well as the wired networks but specially the Ad Hoc and Mobile Ad Hoc Networks.
So that the research scholars, professors, scientists and engineers can share their novel ideas about the rapid growing field of Computer Networks.

we can be reach by the following links also:
or you can mail for any query at
dp.mmbr@gmail.com

http://smvdu.academia.edu/deoprakash
http://in.linkedin.com/pub/deo-prakash/1a/40/aa4
http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Deo_Prakash/
http://www.researchgate.net/group/Research_Group_on_Ad_Hoc_Networks/
http://www.researchgate.net/group/Research_Group_on_Nano_Science_Technol...
http://ways.org/en/user/dp
http://deoprakash.sulekha.com/
http://www.plaxo.com/profile/show/236224316921?src=name&pk=120df9d36c874...
http://www.myspace.com/deoprakash
http://en.netlog.com/dp_prfl

This Research Group is created to facilitate research work in the field of Ad Hoc Networks. So that the research scholars, professors, scientists and engineers can share novel ideas about the rapid growing field of Ad Hoc Networks.

Please visit us at:

http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Deo_Prakash/

http://www.researchgate.net/group/Research_Group_on_Ad_Hoc_Networks

Listed here are links to some interesting bioresource servers and sites that offer interesting bioresources relevant to life science related enquiry. The number of web sites offering one or more free bioresources and biotools is increasing on a daily bases. Its important that life Scientist are aware of bioresources relevant to their chosen bioscience field.

You never can tell, you might just find out that an online resource that you've always wanted is already available for free in the internet.

*Bioscience literature material search engine( http://nigerianbioscientist.com/LiteratureSearch.html )
* BIOLINE (bioline.org.br/)
* BIOMINT (pharmadm.com)
* BROOKS/COLE (brookscole.com)
* DOI Foundation (doi.org)
* HighWire (stanford.edu)
* Medical knowledgebase (epgonline.org)
* NCBI BookShelf (NCBI)
* Photochemistry (chemres.hu)
* PLOS (plos.org)
* Pubmed (NCBI)
* Pubmed Central (NCBI)

I posted the following question over at tex.stackexchange but as a newbie there, I can only post one link, so I put a linked version here.

The movie15 package requires 3D files to be in u3d format for embedding into pdf. This works fine with the sample files provided, and I have no problem generating suitable 3D files, but so far, I have not found a way to convert them to u3d. MeshLab, usually the first place to go for such things, crashes during u3d export.

The international workshop in nanotechnology
It will be held in late November 2010 in Cairo, Egypt
Venue will be published later
This is a call for abstract
Deadline to send abstracts is 23 September 2010
abstract categories:

Introduction to Nanotechnology

nanotechnology and:
tissue engineering
medicine
DNA and gene delivery
drug delivery
Vaccines
cancer therapy
plant biotechnology
water treatment
nanochemistry
nanophysics
photovoltics
liposomes
nanoelectronics
smart chips
nanoarchtecture
nanoindustries
nanodevices
nanotoxicology
Nanotechnology education in egypt and middle east and all chances available

Nanotechnology career in egypt and middle east and all organizations support work in nanotechnology

Abstract must not be more than 300 words
Written in times new roman size 12
It must Include its category name
Title
Author name
Position
affilation
Email
and all written in bold 14 times new roman

Scientists at the University of Arizona have achieved a breakthrough in the fight against malaria: a mosquito that can no longer give the disease to humans

For years, researchers worldwide have attempted to create genetically altered mosquitoes that cannot infect humans with malaria. Those efforts fell short because the mosquitoes still were capable of transmitting the disease-causing pathogen, only in lower numbers.

Now for the first time, University of Arizona entomologists have succeeded in genetically altering mosquitoes in a way that renders them completely immune to the parasite, a single-celled organism called Plasmodium. Someday researchers hope to replace wild mosquitoes with lab-bred populations unable to act as vectors, i.e. transmit the malaria-causing parasite.

What do a trout, sea anemone, rooster, fly and man have in common?

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The Second Mathematical Chemistry Workshop of the Americas will be held during July 19-24, 2010, in Bogota, Colombia, at the campus of the Universidad de los Andes.

the focus of the conference will be the Mathematical Chemistry and in the relationship between chemistry, mathematical modelling, chemoinformatics, environmental toxicology, quantitative structure-activity relationship (QSAR) and quantitative molecular similarity analysis (QMSA) modelling, bioinformatics (including genomics and proteomics), and other relevant fields.

http://sites.google.com/site/2mathchemamericas/

This is a comment on We scare people off by talking about 'degrowth' in The Ecologist — copied here for self-archiving purposes, keeping in mind that all comments previously made to the Times were recently lost when they erected their new pay wall.

Nice take on a crucial problem: If resources are limited (and they are), so is growth - how do we communicate that?

A few issues, though:

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the International Symposia on Advancing the Chemical Sciences (ISACS) series for 2010 - will take place in the spectacular venue of Hong Kong.

leading researchers will highlight the recent advancemetns in the area.

http://rsc.org/ConferencesandEvents/ISACS/InorganicandMaterialsChemistry...