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Admiralty List of Radio Signals
Volume 4 Lists of Meteorological Observation Stations ( NP 284) and associated diagram. Volume 5 Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS) ( NP 285 ) contains particulars of: GMDSS Information and associated diagrams including extracts from the relevant International Telecommunications Union Radio Regulations and services available to assist vessels using or participating in the GMDSS. Volume 6 Pilot Services, Vessel Traffic Services and Port Operations, is published in five
Admiralty Digital List of Lights
Admiralty Digital List of Lights ( DP 565 ) is a PCbased programmer using exactly the same official data as that provided in paper form. The programmer has been approved by the MCA as meeting SOLAS carriage requirements. Global coverage is provided across nine Area Data Sets contained on a single CDROM. Users initially specify the areas for which coverage is required; additional area coverage is available at short notice by electronic transmission direct to the vessel.
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Selected Publications
E Doctor of Philosophy, submitted December 2007 Numerical Analysis University of Oxford, Exeter College Thesis: Constrained Kalman Filtering and Predicting Behaviour in Agent-Based Financial Market Models Advisors: Raphael Hauser and Neil F. Johnson Research Areas: Econophysics, Numerical Optimization, Multi-Agent Systems Member of the Numerical Analysis Group at the Computing Laboratory Member of the Condensed Matter Theory Group at the Department of Physics Master of Science in Engineering, GPA 4.0/4.0, August 2003 Computer and Information Science University of Pennsylvania Master of Arts, GPA 3.8/4.0, August 2003 Mathematics University of Pennsylvania Thesis: Finding a Solution to the Diophantine Representation of the Primes Advisor: Jean Gallier Master of Science in Engineering, GPA 3.8/4.0, August 2003 Telecommunications University of Pennsylvania Bachelor of Science in Engineering, GPA 3.5/4.0, August 2003 Majors: Computer Science, Mathematics, Minor: Physics University of Pennsylvania Bachelor of Arts, GPA 3.5/4.0, August 2003 Economics University of Pennsylvania
OCIMF Publications
Anchoring Systems and Procedures2nd Edition 2010 OCIMF Barge Safety (Liquefied Cargoes in Bulk)1st Edition 1999 OCIMFBest Management Practices for Protection against Somalia Based Piracy (BMP4) 2011 OCIMF and otherindustryorganisationsClean Seas Guide for Oil tankers4th Edition 1994 ICS/OCIMFCompetence Assurance Guidelines for F(P)SOs1st Edition 2009 OCIMFContingency Planning and Crew Response Guide for GasCarrier Damage at Sea and in Port Approaches3rd Edition 1999 ICS/OCIMF/SIGTTO Design and Construction Specification for Marine Loading Arms3rd Edition 1999 OCIMFDisabled Tankers - Report of Studies on Ship Drift and Towage1st Edition 1981 OCIMFDrift Characteristics of 50,000 to 70,000 DWT Tankers1st Edition 1982 OCIMFEffective Mooring3rd Edition 2010 OCIMFF(P)SO Poster1st Edition OCIMFGuide to Contingency Planning for the Gas Carrier Alongsideand Within Port Limits2nd Edition 1999 ICS/OCIMF/SIGTTOGuide to Manufacturing and Purchasing Hoses for OffshoreMoorings (GMPHOM)5th Edition 2009 OCIMFGuidelines for the Design, Operation and Maintenance of MultiBuoy Moorings (MBM)1st Edition 2010 OCIMF Guidelines for the Purchasing and Testing of SPM Hawsers1st Edition 2000 OCIMFHawser Test Report1st Edition 1982 OCIMF International Safety Guide for Inland Navigation Tank-Bargesand Terminals (ISGINTT)2010International Safety Guide for Oil Tankers and Terminals(ISGOTT)5th Edition 2006 IAPH/ICS/OCIMF Jetty Maintenance and Inspection Guide1st Edition 2008 OCIMF/SIGTTO Manifold Recommendations for Liquefied Gas Carriers1st Edition 2011 SIGTTO/OCIMFMarine Terminal Management and Self Assessment (MTMSA)1st Edition 2012 OCIMFMarine Terminal Operator Competence and Training Guide(MTOCT)1st Edition 2013 OCIMF Mooring Equipment Guidelines (MEG3)3rd Edition 2008 OCIMFOffshore Loading Safety Guidelines with special relevance toharsh weather zones1st Edition 1999 OCIMF Offshore Vessel Management and Self Assessment (OVMSA)1st Edition 2012 OCIMF Peril at Sea and Salvage A Guide for Masters (ebook only)5th Edition 1998 ICS/OCIMF Piracy and Armed Robbery Against Ships.1st Edition 2000 OCIMF Prevention of Oil Spillage Through Pumproom Sea Valves2nd Edition 1991 ICS/OCIMF Recommendations for Equipment Employed in the BowMooring of Conventional Tankers at Single Point Moorings4th Edition 2007 OCIMFRecommendations for Oil Tanker Manifolds and AssociatedEquipment4th Edition 1991 OCIMFSafe Transfer of Liquefied Gas in an Offshore Environment(STOLGOE)1st Edition 2010 OCIMF Ship to Ship Service Provider Management1st Edition 2011 OCIMFShip to Ship Transfer Guide for Petroleum, Chemicals and Liquefied Gases 1st Edition 2013 OCIMF, CDI, ICS,SIGTTOSingle Point Mooring Maintenance and Operations Guide2nd Edition 1995 OCIMFSPM Hose System Design Commentary (ebook only)2nd Edition 1993 OCIMF Survival Craft - A Seafarers' Guide1st Edition 2009 OCIMFTandem Mooring and Offloading Guidelines for ConventionalTankers at F(P)SO Facilities1st Edition 2009 OCIMFTanker Management and Self Assessment - A Best PracticeGuide for Vessel Operations2nd Edition 2008 OCIMFThe Use of Large Tankers in Seasonal First-Year Ice andSevere Sub-Zero Conditions1st Edition 2010 OCIMF。
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Aims & ScopeOncology LettersOncology Letters is a monthly, peer-reviewed journal, available in print and online, that focuses on all aspects of clinical oncology, as well as in vitro and in vivo experimental model systems relevant to the mechanisms of disease.The principal aim of Oncology Letters is to provide the prompt publication of original studies of high quality that pertain to clinical oncology, chemotherapy, oncogenes, carcinogenesis, metastasis, epidemiology and viral oncology in the form of original research, reviews and case reports.Oncology Letters has an impact factor of 1.554 (2014).Aims & ScopeInternational Journal of OncologyThe International Journal of Oncology provides an international forum for the publication of the latest, cutting-edge research in the broad area of oncology and cancer treatment. The journal accepts original high quality works and reviews on all a aspects of oncology research including carcinogenesis, metastasis, epidemiology, chemotherapy and viral oncology.Through fair and efficient peer review, the journal is dedicated to publishing top tier research in the field, offering authors rapid publication as well as high standards of copy-editing and production.The International Journal of Oncology is published on a monthly basis in both print and early online.The International Journal of Oncology has an impact factor of 3.025 (2014).Molecular and Clinical Oncology非SCIAims & ScopeExperimental and Therapeutic MedicineExperimental and Therapeutic Medicine aims to ensure the rapid publication, in both print and electronic format, of studies relating to biology, gene therapy, infectious disease, microbiology, molecular cardiology and molecular surgery. The journal welcomes studies pertaining to all aspects of molecular medicine, and relating to in vitro or in vivo experimental model systems relevant to the mechanisms of disease. All materials submitted to this journal undergo appropriate review via referees who are experts in this field. All materials submitted follow international guidelines with regards to approval of experiments on humans and animals.Experimental and Therapeutic Medicine has an impact factor of 1.269 (2014)Aims & ScopeInternational Journal of Molecular MedicineThe International Journal of Molecular Medicine is a monthly, peer-reviewed journal devoted to the publication of high quality studies related to the molecular mechanisms of human disease. The journal welcomes research on all aspects of molecular and clinical research, ranging from biochemistry to immunology, pathology, genetics, human genomics, microbiology, molecular pathogenesis, molecular cardiology, molecular surgery and molecular psychology.The International Journal of Molecular Medicine aims to provide an insight for researchers within the community in regard to developing molecular tools and identifying molecular targets for the diagnosis and treatment of a diverse number of human diseases.The International Journal of Molecular medicine has an impact factor of 2.088 (2014). Aims & ScopeBiomedical Reports 非SCIBiomedical Reports is a new, monthly, peer-reviewed journal, dedicated to publishing research across all fields of biology and medicine, including pharmacology, pathology, gene therapy, genetics, microbiology, neurosciences, infectious diseases, molecular cardiology and molecular surgery. The journal provides a home for original research, case reports and review articles.Aims & ScopeOncology ReportsOncology Reports is a monthly, peer-reviewed journal devoted to the publication of high quality original studies and reviews concerning a broad and comprehensive view of fundamental and applied research in oncology, focusing on carcinogenesis, metastasis and epidemiology.The journal is published in both print and electronic format.Oncology Reports has an impact factor of 2.301 (2014).。
知识产权英语词汇
abandonment of a patent 放弃专利权abandonment of a patent application 放弃专利申请abridgment [ə'brɪdʒmənt]文摘词根：bridg=short,表示"短,缩短"abstract 文摘(摘要)abuse of patent 滥用专利权action for infringement of patent 专利侵权诉讼action of a patent 专利诉讼address for service 文件送达地址affidavit [ˌæfəˈdeɪvɪt]宣誓书allowance [ə'laʊəns]准许amendment 修改[ə'men(d)m(ə)nt]annual fee 年费[ˈænjuəl fi:]annuity 年费[əˈnju:əti]anticipation 占先[ænˌtɪsɪˈpeɪʃn]appeal 上诉appellation of origin 原产地名称[ˌæpəˈleɪʃən ɔv ˈɔridʒin applicant for patent 专利申请人application date 申请日期application documents 申请案文件application fee 申请费application for patent 专利申请(案)application laying open for public inspection 公开供公众审查的申请application number 申请号application papers 申请案文件arbitration 仲裁[ˌɑ:bɪˈtreɪʃn]art 技术article of manufacture 制品assignee 受让人[ˌæsaɪ'ni:]assignment 转让[ə'saɪnmənt]assignor 转让人author of the invention 发明人author's certificate 发明人证书basic patent 基本专利Berne Convention 伯尔尼公约英[bə:n,bɛən]美[bɚn, bɛrn]Berne Union 伯尔尼联盟best mode 最佳方式bibliographic data 著录资料[ˌbibliəˈɡræfik ˈdeitə]参考文献资料，目录资料着录资料；著录资料；书目数据BIRPI 保护知识产权联合国国际局.board of appeals 申诉委员会breach of confidence 泄密Budapest Treaty on the International Recognition of the Deposit[dɪ'pɒzɪt]of Microorganisms ,maikrəu'ɔ:ɡənizəm]for the Purposes of Patent Procedure[prə'siːdʒə]国际承认用于专利程序的微生物保存布达佩斯条约burden of proof 举证责任case law 判例法caveat 预告['kævɪæt; 'keɪ-]certificate of addition 增补证书certificate of correction 更正证明书certificate of patent 专利证书certified copy 经认证的副本Chemical Abstracts 化学文摘citation 引证[saɪ'teɪʃ(ə)n]claim 权项classifier 分类员['klæsɪfaɪɚ]co-applicants 共同申请人co-inventors 共同发明人color coding 色码制commissioner 专利局长[kə'mɪʃ(ə)nə]Community Patent Convention 共同体专利公约complete application 完整的申请案complete description 完整的叙述complete specification 完整的说明书comptroller 专利局长[kəm'trəʊlə; kɒmp-]compulsory license 强制许可证['laɪsns]conception 概念conception date 概念日期confidential application 机密申请confidential information 保密情报conflict award 冲突裁定conflict procedure 冲突程序[prə'siːdʒəconflicting applications 冲突申请案continuation application 继续申请continuation-in-part application 部分继续申请案contractual license 契约性许可证contributory infringement 简介侵犯[kən'trɪbjʊt(ə)rɪ] convention application 公约申请convention country 公约国convention date 公约日期Convention Establishing the World Intellectual Property Organization 建立世界知识产权组织公约convention period 公约期限convention priority 公约优先权[praɪ'ɒrɪtɪ]copyright 版权correction slip 勘误表counter pleadings 反诉状counterclaim 反诉country code 国家代号cross license 交叉许可证data 资料data exchange agreement 资料交换协议data of application 申请日期date of grant 授予日期date of issue 颁发日期['ɪʃu:]date of patent 专利日期date of publication 公布日期dedication to the public 捐献于公众defendant 被告人defenses 辩护defensive publication 防卫性公告deferred examination 延迟审查dependent claim 从属权项dependent patent 从属专利Derwent Publications Ltd. 德温特出版有限公司design patent 外观设计专利development 发展disclaimer 放弃权项disclosure 公开division 分案divisional application 分案申请domination patent 支配专利drawing 附图duration of patent 专利有效期[djuˈreɪʃn]economic patent 经济专利effective filing date 实际申请日期employee’s invention 雇员发明EPO 欧洲专利局European Patent Office 欧洲专利局ESARIPO 英语非洲工业产权组织esripouEuropean Patent Convention 欧洲专利公约evidence 证据examination 审查examination countries 审查制国家examination for novelty 新颖性审查examiner 审查员examiner’s report 审查员报告exclusive license 独占性许可证exclusive right 专有权experimental use 实验性使用expired patent 期满专利[iks'paiəd]exploitation of a patent 实施专利[eksplɒɪ'teɪʃ(ə)n] exposition priority 展览优先权expropriation 征用[eks,prəʊprɪ'eɪʃən]extension of term of a patent 延长专利期限fee 费用[ɪk'stenʃ(ə)n; ek-]FICPI 国际工业产权律师联合会file copy 存档原件filing date 申请日期filing fee 申请费filing of an application 提出申请final action 终局决定书first-to-file principle 先申请原则first-to-invention principle 先发明原则force majeure 不可抗力[mæ'ʒɜ:foreign patent application 外国专利申请formal examination 形式审查gazette 公报[ɡə'zet]Geneva Treaty on the International Recording of Scientific Discoveries 关于科学发现国际注册日内瓦条约[dʒə'ni:və]grace period 宽限期grant of a patent 授予专利权holder of a patent 专利持有人ICIREPAT 专利局间情报检索国际合作巴黎联盟委员会Paris Union Committee for International Cooperation in Information Retrieval among Patent Offices 专利局间情报检索国际合作巴黎联盟委员会[rɪˈtri:vl]IFIA 国际发明人协会联合会International Federation of Inventor’s Association 国际发明人协会联合会IBB 国际专利研究所Institut International des Brevets 国际专利研究所imitation 仿造impeachment 控告improvement 改进improvement patent 改进专利independence of patents 专利独立indication of source 产地标记indirect infringement 间接侵犯industrial applicability 工业实用性industrial design 工业品外观设计industrial property 工业产权information in the public domain 公开情报infringement of a patent 侵犯专利权infringement of a trade mark 侵犯商标权INID 著录资料识别码ICIREPAT Numbers for the Identification of Data 著录资料识别码INPADOC 国际专利文献中心INSPEC 国际物理学和工程情报服务部insufficient disclosure 公开不允分intellectual property 知识产权interdependent patents 相互依存的专利interference procedure 抵触程序interlocutory injunction 中间禁止令interlocutory order 中间命令International Convention for the Protection of New Varieties of Plants 保护植物新品种国际公约International Patent Classification Agreement 国际专利分类协定International Preliminary Examining Authority 国际初审单位international protection 国际保护International Searching Authority 国际检索单位invalidation 无效invention 发明inventive step 独创性inventor 发明人inventor’s certificate 发明人证书IPC 国际专利分类International Patent Classification 国际专利分类issue of a patent 办法专利joint applicants 共同申请人joint invention 共同发明joint inventors 共同发明人joint patentees 共同专利权人journal 公报judgment 判决junior party 后申请方know-how 技术诀窍lapsed patent 已终止的专利lawsuit of a patent 专利诉讼legal person 法人legend 说明LES International 国际许可贸易执行人协会Licensing Executives Society International 国际许可贸易执行人协会letters patent 专利证书license 许可证license agreement 许可证协议license of course 当然许可证licensing 许可证贸易licensor 许可人Lisbon Agreement for the Protection of Appellations of Origin and their International Registration 保护原产地名称及国际注册里斯本协定Locarno Agreement Establishing an International Classification for Industrial Design 建立工业品外观设计国际分类洛迦诺协定loss of a patent 专利权的丧失Madrid Agreement Concerning the International Registration of Marks 商标国际注册马德里协定Madrid Agreement for the Repression of False or Deceptive Indications of Source on Goods 制止商品产地虚假或欺骗性标记马德里协定main patent 主专利maintenance fee 维持费marking 标记memorandum of understanding 谅解备忘录method 方法microforms 微缩文件minimum documentation 最少限度检索文献minimum royalties 最低提成费misuse of patent 滥用专利权mixed license 混合许可证model laws 示范法most-favoured provision 最惠条款name of invention 发明名称national treatment 国民待遇natural person 自然人neighboring rights 邻接权new varieties of plants 植物新品种Nice Agreement Concerning the International Classification of Goods and Services for the Purposes of the Registration of Marks 商标注册用商品与服务国际分类尼斯协定non-examining countries 不审查制国家non-exclusive license 非独占性许可non-obviousness 非显而易见性non-use of a patent 不实施专利notary public 公正机关notice of infringement 侵权通知novelty 新颖性OAPI 非洲知识产权组织objection 异议office action 专利局审查决定书opposition 异议originality 独创性owner of a patent 专利所有人parent application 原申请Paris Convention 巴黎公约Paris Union 巴黎联盟patent 专利patent act 专利法patent agent 专利代理人patent applied for 已申请专利patent attorney 专利律师patent classification 专利分类patent documentation 专利文献patent documents 专利文件patent families 同族专利patent for an invention 发明专利patent law 专利法patent license 专利许可证patent number 专利号patent of addition 增补专利patent of confirmation 确认专利patent of importation 输入专利patent of introduction 引进专利patent of revalidation 再效专利patent office 专利局patent pending 专利未决patent right 专利权patent rules 专利实施细则patent system 专利制度patentability 专利性patented invention 专利发明patentee 专利权人patenting 授予专利权PCT 专利合作条约PCT Union 专利合作条约pending application 未决申请period of a patent 专利有效期person skilled in the art 所属技术领域的专业人员petition 请求书petty patent 小专利plaintiff 原告人plant patent 植物专利pleadings 起诉状precautional patent 预告专利precedents 判例prescription 时效prevention of unfair competitionprincipal patent 主专利prior art 先有技术prior use 先用priority 优先权priority claim 优先权声明priority declaration 优先权声明process patent 方法专利processing of an application 申请案的处理product patent 产品专利provisional specification 临时说明书publication 公布reclassification 再分类reexamination 复审refusal 驳回register of patents 专利登记册registered patent 登记专利registered trade 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Getting Yourself on the Shortlist
Getting Yourself on the Shortlist: Observations and Thoughts on the Job Search From the Perspective of Members of a Faculty Search CommitteeSpencer Hall (sprhall@) and Leonie Moyle (lmoyle@)Department of Biology, Indiana UniversityJanuary 2007Introduction and Caveats:This document is an informal collection of observations from two faculty members who have recently served on a faculty search committee (Ecological/Evolutionary Genetics, Fall 06). It is meant as a resource for graduate students and post-docs who intend to apply to faculty jobs at research universities such as Indiana.Readers should realize that this informal document contains information that is highly opinionated and skewed to observations of individuals in this search and for jobs at institutions like Indiana. So, the advice should be taken skeptically, in the context of other advice offered by mentors, colleagues, etc. By no means is this document endorsed officially by Biology or IU.A guiding theme throughout this document:Review of your application in the early round is *extremely* superficial.meaning that searchers cannot spent large amounts of time on any one application when faced with a filing cabinet full of them. Sad but true. Given this reality, your goal as a candidate is to get your application past the first couple of rounds of review.Here are some thoughts on applications – those that made it to the short list, and those that did not.(1). Publications:Publications offer an absolutely crucial index by which we judge applications. However, it is important to appreciate that search committee members look at them very superficially (shockingly so), particularly until we narrow the candidates to approximately the top ten. Here are some observations:(A). Number: we quickly eliminated junior candidates who have not published at least 5-6 papers. (This number is not a rule – it may vary a lot with institution and with the degree of match of your interests to those of the search). This does not mean that people with 1-4 publications should not apply to jobs (since that can be a valuable experience). Just consider that your application may receive about 2 minutes of review time by the committee.(B). Rate: We typically looked for solid publication rate over several years since candidates received their PhD (the clock definitely starts ticking once minted with the degree). We were typically most impressed by publication of several papers per year over 1-3 years post PhD. Such a rate, established over several years, is important because it indicates to us that the candidate will continue to produce over time. In general, unless a junior candidate is truly outstanding, they are unlikely to get an interview at a research one university without at least 1strong first-authored publication from their postdoctoral work. You should bear this in mind when considering your publication priorities while postdoc'ing.(C). Quality: Quantity is definitely not everything – quality is very important because it offers an index for potential impact and broadness of appeal of the applicant’s science. Publications in Nature and Science are great, of course, but not necessarily required (i.e., Spencer has none as of Dec 2006). Great candidates publish in the top journals of their field. For Spencer, those journals are e.g., Ecology, Ecology Letters, and American Naturalist. For Leonie, these would include Genetics, Evolution, Molecular Ecology, MBE, and Am, Nat. Aim to send your work to similarly appropriate journals when possible. (Sending papers to these journals will mean receiving rejections from time to time, which is inevitable – but you cannot publish there if you do not submit them to these journals). Many papers published in minor journals do not necessarily help if unaccompanied by papers in those top disciplinary journals (they might even hurt a little bit). Book chapters do not count for much (in the eyes of the committee).(D). Nature and Science: High profile papers are very valuable, but surprisingly, they are not everything. For instance, a Science paper does not grant you an interview necessarily (although sometimes this can be institution- or even committee-dependent). Several of our candidates who did not make the shortlist had published in those journals – these top papers must be accompanied with a solid publication record, and in Spencer’s opinion, examples of deeper thinking that often permitted by space restrictions of the Science/Nature format. Also, be aware that papers published in PNAS may not impress committee members as much as you’d think IF a co-author of the paper is a member of the National Academy. (Academy members can submit papers through a different – and easier –route to PNAS). Leonie believes that two strong papers that establish your credentials, and your future research potential in a field, can often be regarded more favorably than a single Science or Nature article that has no future research legs. Overall, the publication list (as the rest of the application) should establish the impression that you have a long-term successful and influential career in science ahead of you.(2). Cover letter:The selection committee may have 100-200 applications to read. Thus, early on in the process, they may look at cover letters and then move straight to CVs to look at publications and grants. Given this superficial treatment, it is crucial that your cover letter:* occupy only 1-1.5 pages (not a long two or three pages),* get straight to the point about your research program* give the search committee a “label” for you – they need some way to categorize you, so give yourself a label that is useful to the committee given the nature of the search. (For the search that hired Spencer: “I am a community ecologist who studies the interface of food web interactions and disease using experiments, observations, and mathematical theory”). The committee should not have to puzzle over what it is that you do.* is easy to read, especially for non-specialists of your sub-discipline. It should have broad appeal. (For instance, if you study evolutionary genomics, can an ecologist understand your cover letter? An ecologist might be on the search panel. Of course, the reverse is completely true, too – can a genomics expert understand your letter about ecosystem processes?).* conveys enthusiasm for your research and for the position available (without appearing like a sycophant or using excessive punctuation!!!!)The cover letter is a balancing act – you want to present yourself confidently but not in a way that turns off or irritates the committee members. So, sell yourself, but avoid calling yourself “the ideal candidate”, excessively praising the novelty and impact of your work, or over emphasizing money you’ve brought in – unless it truly is special (e.g., you won a NSF grant as a grad student). Your letters of recommendation should say that you walk on water, so you do not have to say that about yourself.If you are worried that your letter seems too generic, adding one line that is specifically relevant to the institution to which you are applying, (e.g. "I am particularly enthusiastic about the opportunities offered by IU's IGERT program in 'Evolution, Genomics, and Development') can be helpful.(3). Post-docs:Unless the application is truly amazing, we really like to see that candidates have post-doctoral experience. This time spend post-docing offers an opportunity to establish and maintain a track record of publications. Many potentially promising people were eliminated because they just did not have enough experience. So, plan on getting yourself a great post-doc or two – those that allows you to continue developing as a scientist but also allows you to keep publishing at a competitive rate. Remember: being a post-doc is (can be) wonderful…… but be aware that you can post-doc too long. “Too long” depends upon the nature of the job market. However, the search committee begins to worry about candidates who have been post-docing for many years more than the norm. It makes us wonder “what is wrong with this candidate, why can’t (s)he find a job, etc.”(4). Make a webpage:If you apply to a job, make sure that the search committee can easily find your webpage. If you do not have a webpage, make one – make one right now – you can throw up a very simple and basic one very quickly (e.g., look at Spencer’s very plain one). You may not expect it, but we want to see who you are, what you look like, how you present yourself, etc. Everyone needs a webpage.(5). CVs:Make your CV easy to read and present the key information up front. Search committee members initially want to know about two main things, money and publications. They should easily see, without searching through your CV, how many pubs you have, which journals, and how much money your research program has been awarded (which is probably more key for more established candidates). List your papers in reverse chronological order – most recent papers first. Make it obvious where your name appears in the author string (bolding, underlining).This means: do not put papers presented at conferences, service to departments or organizations, etc., before money and publications.Also, try to avoid the temptation to include everything from your academic past in your professional CV. Unless it is extremely prestigious, or directly relevant to the job being applied for, the committee is unlikely to care about an award you received as a college freshman, for example. Including these kinds of elements can create an impression of academic immaturity.(6). Research and teaching statements:Research statements: Several of the comments written about cover letters apply here. In additional, make sure that:* a broad audience can understand your statements (the genomics-ecologist comment above)* it contains a solid statement about your future research directions – this is vital, since the committee must get the sense that your program is going somewhere in the next 5 year – and if you will be able to score a major grant. Weak statements of future direction can hurt candidates, especially young ones. (Remember that search committees have to gamble somewhat on academically young candidates, so do everything you can to reduce risk for them by writing a clear, compelling, concise, tangible statement of your future plans). In the research statement, as in the rest of the application, you are trying to convey a concrete sense of your future potential and the novelty of your projected contributions to the field.* Consider adding pictures, cartoons, or easy-to-digest figures to your statements. Searchers have to read many of them, so anything that can capture the imagination of the reader can help your application.Teaching statements:* Spencer is embarrassed to say that he spent very little time reading over these. For institutions like Indiana, they probably do not get as much attention as other portions of the application.* Nonetheless, it is still wise to write this section carefully, since certain search members may care passionately about, say, interest in undergraduate teaching.* There are many potential ways to write a teaching statement, and these are possibly the most variable components of a job application (see notes about these in the job guides, links below). However, unless you are applying for a position at a teaching college, resist the temptation to spend 1.5 pages waxing lyrical about your "exuberant desire to nurture the minds of a future generation of scientists…" etc., etc.. Chances are that this will not be appreciated by a busy search committee. In Leonie's opinion, for an application to a research one institution it is more useful to:1. clearly identify your past teaching experience (including AI positions, guest lectures, etc. as well as any individual classes you might have developed or taught)2. clearly identify several 'core' courses that you would like to teach and/or are qualified to teach (be careful to not claim you can teach, for example, ecology, if you are a molecular biologist);3. outline 2 to 3 brief synopses of potential upper-level undergraduate or graduate level courses that you would like to teach.* For other types of institutions, especially teaching schools, it might be worthwhile researching their specific teaching philosophy and incorporating key elements into your statement. These philosophies are often summarized somewhere on the institution’s website.* It is worth looking at classes taught by existing faculty at the institution to which you are applying – for instance, it does not pay to inadvertently indicate that you want to steal a committee member’s speciation or theoretical ecology class. Consider saying which classes you would like to teach (which might include speciation or theoretical ecology), and what opportunities you see available at the particular institution (probably not speciation at IU). (7). Recommendation Letters:For junior candidates, that haven't necessarily established a national reputation or a long string of publications, letters of recommendation can be quite influential for search committees. Make sure that you ask for letters of recommendation from people who are, first, appropriate for you and, second, likely to write you a strong letter. This requires that you have a reasonably strong (and positive) relationship with at least three academics, preferably four. Bear this in mind during your graduate school career. Think twice about asking a recommender for a letter that you suspect may not glow. There is no faster kiss of death for an application than a negative (or even flat/tepid) letter from a recommender.Except in very rare circumstances, the committee is expecting your graduate and postdoctoral advisors to be among your recommenders. In fact, it looks very strange when they do not write you a letter.It is also good to avoid making the search committee chase down your recommenders for letters. To do this, ask for your letters early (well before the due date), provide clear contact details for where the letters should be sent, and send them a friendly reminder a week before the due date.(8). Miscellaneous:Interpersonal stuff – the world of Ecology and Evolution is a very small one. People know each other, from meetings, from grad school, through the grapevine. Appreciate that fact that everyone with whom you interact at meetings, at school, etc., will form opinions of you – and that can help you or hurt you. So, just consider how you act in professional settings as a student and post-doc. This does not mean to constantly act in a political manner … but it does mean that if you are a jerk, arrogant, or difficult to get along with, the search committee may/probably will find out about it through their networks of friends and colleagues. Remember: groups want to hire great scientists who are also will be personable colleagues. It also means that the more‘exposure’ you have at conferences – giving talks or posters, or meeting with people – the greater the chances that someone on the search committee will have already heard about your great research before they see your application.More on the gossip mill/job circuit – Also please be aware that people talk to their friends all of the time about jobs – who has what job, who applied, etc. This means that it is important to do your best when you interview at institutions and be on your best behavior (see Alan Tessier’s thoughts on the socio-intellectual side of interviewing [PDF] for some helpful hints here)… evenif you discover that you really dislike the institution where you are interviewing once on the ground. Please realize that people *talk* about interviews that went particularly badly. Bad interviews can undermine your chances at getting more interviews.More resources – On Spencer’s Grad Resources page [HTML], there are some fantastic guides for academic job searches, check them out:(1) Anurag Agrawal’s extensive and wonderful guide [PDF](2) Armin Moczek’s equally great and complementary guide [PDF](3) Alan Tessier’s thoughts on the socio-intellectual side of interviewing [PDF](4) A complimentary list of questions to ask while interviewing [PDF]。
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PUBLICATIONSAnnals of Biomedical Engineering is an official journal of the Biomedical Engineering Society, publishing original articles in the major fields of bioengineering and biomedical engineering.年报的生物医学工程是一个官方杂志的生物医学工程学会、出版原创文章的主要领域的生物工程和生物医学工程。
The Annals is an interdisciplinary and international journal with the aim to highlight integrated approaches to the solutions of biological and biomedical problems.它是一个跨学科和国际期刊,目的是强调集成方法方案的生物和生物医学问题。
The average time from submission to first decision is three weeks.平均时间从提交的第一个决定就是三个星期。
After acceptance, articles are published online in about two weeks.在验收后,文章发表在大约两个星期。
Learn more about publishing in Annals of Biomedical Engineering.了解更多关于发布年报的生物医学工程。
CLICK HERE点击这里for more information about publishing in ABME.更多信息在ABME出版。
Editor-in-Chief: Kyriacos A. Athanasiou总编:Kyriacos a . AthanasiouISSN: 0090-6964 (print version)ISSN:0090 - 6964(打印版本)ISSN: 1573-9686 (electronic version)ISSN:1573 - 9686(电子版本) 2010 Impact Factor is 2.42010年影响因子是2.4Read Online在线阅读(members only)(成员只有)Journal Scope杂志范围Annals of Biomedical Engineering is an interdisciplinary, international journal which presents original and review articles in the major fields of bioengineering and biomedical engineering.年报的生物医学工程是一个跨学科、国际期刊呈现原始和评论文章的主要领域的生物工程和生物医学工程。
A major aim of bioengineering is to provide integrated approaches to the solutions of biological and biomedical problems.一个主要的目的是提供集成的生物工程方法来解决方案的生物和生物医学问题。
The philosophy is to provide engineering approaches toJournal Scope杂志范围Annals of Biomedical Engineering is an interdisciplinary, international journal which presents original and review articles in the major fields of bioengineering and biomedical engineering.年报的生物医学工程是一个跨学科、国际期刊呈现原始和评论文章的主要领域的生物工程和生物医学工程。
A major aim of bioengineering is to provide integrated approaches to the solutions of biological and biomedical problems.一个主要的目的是提供集成的生物工程方法来解决方案的生物和生物医学问题。
The philosophy is to provide engineering approaches to enhance the power of the scientific method, and to maintain a balance between experimental observation and quantitative analyses.哲学是提供工程方法来提高科学方法的力量,并保持一个平衡实验观察和定量分析。
CLICKE HERECLICKE这里to view the journal.看《华尔街日报》。
Type of Submissions类型的提交Annals of Biomedical Engineering accepts for publication onlyfull-length original research manuscripts and review articles.编年史出版的生物医学工程接受只有完整的原始研究手稿和评论文章。
Manuscripts must not exceed approximately 20 double-spaced pages, including references but not figures or tables.手稿不得超过大约20页,双倍行距,包括引用而不是数字或表。
Upload the manuscript in a single MS Word file.上传手稿一个微软的Word文件。
he manuscript must have 1” margins and 12 point Times New Roman or Arial font.这份手稿必须有1”的利润和12点Times New Roman或者Arial字体。
Authors should limit figures to a manageable number (6-8 should suffice). 作者应该限制数据管理的数目(6 - 8应该足够了)。
All text must be double-spaced, including, footnotes, references, legends, and tables.所有的文本必须双倍行距,包括、脚注、引用、传说和表。
Tables and figures should be included at the end of the manuscript, not in the body text, and be referred to in the manuscript in a sequential manner. 表和数据应该包括末尾的手稿,而不是在体内的文本,和被称为手稿中以一种序列方式。
Pages should be numbered consecutively beginning with the title page.页面应该是连续编号从标题页。
Each section should be clearly labeled. 每个部分应被明确标出。
Pages must be arranged, and labeled, as follows:页面必须安排,并标记,如下:1. 1。
Title page标题页2. 2。
Abstract and key terms摘要和关键术语3. 3。
Introduction介绍4. 4。
Materials and Methods材料和方法5. 5。
Results结果6. 6。
Discussion讨论7. 7。
Acknowledgments鸣谢8. 8。
References引用9. 9。
Tables, figure legends表、图传说Each table should be typed on a separate page and double−spaced.每个表应该类型在单独的一页和双−隔开。
Figure captions should be typed double spaced on a separate page.图说明应该输入两倍行距在单独的一页。
Figures should be identified with figure number and name of first author.数据应该认同图号码和名字的第一作者。
The text should be clear and concise, conforming to accepted standards of English.文本应该是明确和简洁,符合公认的标准英语。
FOR FULL AUTHOR INSTRUCTIONS,对于全作者指令,CLICK HERE点击这里.CLICK HERE点击这里for more information.更多信息。
CLICK HERE点击这里to submit an article online.提交一篇在线。
Publishing in Annals of Biomedical Engineering发表在生物医学工程的史册Why publish your scientific article in Annals of Biomedical Engineering 为什么你的科学文章发布在年报的生物医学工程吗∙The average time from submission to first decision is 3 weeks∙平均时间从提交的第一个决定就是3周∙Time between acceptance and publication averages 2 weeks with Online FirstTM.∙时间接受和出版之间的平均在线FirstTM两周。
∙Publication is inexpensive: no page charges.∙出版物是便宜的:没有页面的指控。
∙Dissemination is broad: Cooperative links between Annals of Biomedical Engineering and all Springer journals.∙传播广泛:合作联系的年报生物医学工程和所有施普林格期刊。