Every Cure’s Post

A quick update on my earlier announcement: we have now updated our book review requirements. Are you aware of any book that would fit our readership, and would you like to work on a review? Please check the author guidelines at https://lnkd.in/e4yi6AwY In short, to receive an invitation to submit a book review manuscript, the following should be emailed to the Editor, Dr. Kanako Taku and the Book Review Editor, Dr. Janne Punski-Hoogervorst: (i) the book information (title, author, publisher, year, and ISBN), (ii) a brief summary of your intentions (i.e., what motivated you to review the book at this time) and how you think it is relevant for Journal of Loss and Trauma (JLT) readership (within 250 words), and (iii) your bio. #academicbookreview #mentalhealth #loss #grief #psychotrauma

I start my carrier as research scientist

I'm overjoyed to share that after 2 years of hard work, my Master's Thesis, titled "Managed Aquifer Recharge: A Systematic Review of Feasibility Criteria and Knowledge Gaps for Infiltration Basins," has been officially accepted! In my research, I point out areas of uncertainty and lack of knowledge in the field of MAR that are ripe for future investigations, including the tradeoffs between certain planning and operational factors. Here, I'll share the abstract for my thesis, and a copy of the full document can be found on my profile under the "Experience" section. Throughout this process, I've gained a specialized knowledge of Managed Aquifer Systems, cumulating in a nearly 150 page literature review. I've also refined my professional interests, and hope to shift from environmental remediation work towards groundwater management systems. I'm excited to be pursuing a position in the ever-growing groundwater management world that is often overlooked and taken for granted, despite its universal importance for our economy, environmental health, and well-being.

Lohith says that he "finally" gathered the courage to post about his new position at DataWars. But let me tell you more about how we met, and you'll see how courageous he's been, and how important is to push for what you love. I first became acquainted with Lohith in our nascent DataWars' Discord Server. At the beginning, it was me answering most of the questions from users, but one day this guy came with a weird Ironman profile picture helping other users in a random server. We didn't know each other, we didn't pay him, anything. He just saw a question and helped. First show of courage. A few weeks in, after answering questions here and there, he started asking his own questions. But they were nothing like simple Python/Pandas questions, he was asking about the mathematical derivation of the Bias–variance tradeoff 😳. He was taking a course about Machine Learning, and he was digging even deeper by his own means into topics that were not covered. Second show of courage. A few months ago, he randomly emailed me with an idea of building a project for DataWars. We didn't post a search or anything like that. He initiated the contact. We obviously were extremely happy to count with him in our team. Third show of courage. Lohith is a great example of how working hard and pushing for what you like will do for you. I have gotten several important deals in my life by just cold-emailing someone and being honest about how we could collaborate. Worst thing that can happen? They don't reply. So keep pushing, keep asking for what you want, and keep building connections. I hope Lohith's courage serves as a motivator.

I am excited to share that I've started working on a project where I'm modeling the germination and growth phenomena by simulating the diffusion of intermetallic compounds during the Epanisation process, utilizing Python LEM3 - UMR CNRS n° 7239

Congratulations to our dedicated intern Ahsen Kadi on completing her internship! She has shown exceptional commitment and skill in both business and immigration law. We look forward to witnessing her continued success and growth! 🌟 #InternshipAchievement #LegalProfession #BusinessLaw #ImmigrationLaw #RisingStars #OnalGallantLawFirm

I'm thrilled to share that I've completed a Thermo Fisher Scientific's Mass Spectrometry Job Simulation on Forage, here's what I've learned:  * Explored the applications of mass spectrometry in various fields, including   sports, to understand its wide-ranging uses.  * Gained a comprehensive understanding of the process of doping testing using mass spectrometry, including the stages involved.  * Accessed additional resources to deepen knowledge about mass spectrometry,   broadening the understanding of its applications.  * Discovered the fundamental principles behind mass spectrometry, including   ionization and ion manipulation, enabling a solid grasp of its underlying   concepts.

Meaningful community engagement in Global Fund Country Coordinating Mechanisms (CCMs) goes beyond tokenistic approaches. The RISE study shows that while community representation on CCMs is high, engagement often declines in later stages of the grant cycle. Authentic engagement involves empowering communities with the skills, information, and support they need to actively participate in decision-making. This may require providing guidance and assistance to help communities navigate complex procedures and ensure their voices are heard.

I am in my final year in a prestigious school (The federal polythenic ilaro), currently working on a project topic: Comparative studies on the antibacterial activities of natural substances (Turmeric, clove and black pepper) against bacterial associated with food spoilage. from this topic I want to know if all this aforementioned natural substances can help to extend the shelf life of food(I. e , prevent the growth of food pathogens in food).

part three: erey-bixin