Introduction: Oceans

In this introduction, we introduce the new editors of the journal and the new members of the editorial board. We then summarize the articles, highlighting the intellectual contributions they make to an environmental and social analysis of the world\u27s oceans, ocean scientists, and marine species

『美術研究』の新しい編集方針

The editorial staff has planned an innovative change of this journal beginning with this issue, number 380. The following describes new editorial policies for Bijutsu Kenkyū. 1. New overseas editorial board members have beenadded to the editorial committee, and Bijutsu Kenkyū will publish translations of articles proposed by these members as representative of those published outside of Japan regarding the history of East Asian art. 2. In addition to the existing three categories of articles, namely articles, research materials and introduction of plates, the following three new categories will be introduced: exhibition reviews, book reviews, and research notes.In recent years, research on the history of art has come to recognize the importance of exhibitions and publications in the development of the field. The publication of reviews of exhibitions and books in this journal will provide readers with a new forum for discussion. The intention for the new “research notes” category will explore the forms of new writing style not covered by the existing article format. Further, regarding publication of Japanese translations of articles published overseas, in addition to providing readers with information on activities in East Asian art history research, the goal is to select articles which provide contrast with stances taken by art historical research conducted in Japan, and thus to shed new light on both sides of the equation. We are delighted to announce the 2003 appointment of the journal\u27s first overseas editorial board members, Shih Shou-chien, Deputy Director, National Palace Museum and Professor, National Taiwan University, and Hong Sun-Pyo, Director, Center for Art Studies, Korea and Professor, Department of Art History, Graduate School, Ewha Women\u27s University. We hope that our readers will understand and welcome these new editorial policies.Editorial Board, Bijutsu Kenkyū, August 200

The SCARE 2020 Guideline: Updating Consensus Surgical CAse REport (SCARE) Guidelines

INTRODUCTION: The SCARE Guidelines were first published in 2016 and were last updated in 2018. They provide a structure for reporting surgical case reports and are used and endorsed by authors, journal editors and reviewers, in order to increase robustness and transparency in reporting surgical cases. They must be kept up to date in order to drive forwards reporting quality. As such, we have updated these guidelines via a DELPHI consensus exercise. METHODS: The updated guidelines were produced via a DELPHI consensus exercise. Members were invited from the previous DELPHI group, as well as editorial board members and peer reviewers of the International Journal of Surgery Case Reports. The expert group completed an online survey to indicate their agreement with proposed changes to the checklist items. RESULTS: A total of 54 surgical experts agreed to participate and 53 (98%) completed the survey. The responses and suggested modifications were incorporated into the new 2020 guideline. There was a high degree of agreement amongst the SCARE Group, with all modified SCARE items receiving over 70% scores 7-9. CONCLUSION: A DELPHI consensus exercise was completed and an updated and improved SCARE Checklist is now presented

Introduction to the 'IIOAB Letters'

The Institute of Integrative Omics and Applied Biotechnology (IIOAB), India (www.iioab.webs.com / www.iioab.ac.in) is a non-profit scientific organization that aims to provide a global platform for multidisciplinary research and advocacy. Other aspects of the organization are promotion of higher education, R&D, and to serve science, society, and the mankind. To fulfil its mission, IIOAB is now introducing a new open access, preer-reviewed, scientific international journal- the “IIOAB Letters” that will publish articles covering all aspects of biological sciences.  The journal is dedicated to students, who are our future, and will provide a platform to all scientific community to publish their articles.The journal is a collaborative effore of IIOAB and University Library Sysltem (ULS), Office of Scholarly Communication, Publishing and Web Services from University of Pittsburgh, USA. for puting their all valuable efforts in successfully launch the journal using Open Journal System (OJS).The journal will publish basic and applied research articles, invited review articles, interviews, letters, reports etc. This journal will also provide a global forum for ethical and business knowledge exchange through publishing papers from all over the world. Another aspect of the journal is rapid review and fast publication.  The journal will be indexed in well known indexing agencies soon.As an open access journal, the journal will be highly dynamic and interactive and all article will be available freely immediately after publication. Therefore, all published article will be visible to researchers, teachers, students, and scientific community and industry people without delay.We are simply convinced that this is the right time for introduction of this new journal and we are confident that the IIAOB Letters will be a very successful new launch and will be essential to all scientific community.  Comments, suggestions and criticisms are always welcome.Success of any journal depends on strong international and dedicated Editorial Board and fortunately, we have a respectable board consisting of highly qualified personalities from multidisciplinary Biological Science background and from across the geographal regions. During the end of this year, IIOAB Letters also will invite distinguished members for Editorial Board expansion. In the near future our efforts will be focused to increase the publication of high quality research papers and to get a good impact factor as soon as possible. The Institute of Integrative Omics and Applied Biotechnology (IIOAB), India (www.iioab.webs.com / www.iioab.ac.in) is a non-profit scientific organization that aims to provide a global platform for multidisciplinary research and advocacy. Other aspects of the organization are promotion of higher education, R&D, and to serve science, society, and the mankind. To fulfil its mission, IIOAB is now introducing a new open access, preer-reviewed, scientific international journal- the “IIOAB Letters” that will publish articles covering all aspects of biological sciences.  The journal is dedicated to students, who are our future, and will provide a platform to all scientific community to publish their articles. The journal is a collaborative effore of IIOAB and University Library Sysltem (ULS), Office of Scholarly Communication, Publishing and Web Services from University of Pittsburgh, USA. for puting their all valuable efforts in successfully launch the journal using Open Journal System (OJS). The journal will publish basic and applied research articles, invited review articles, interviews, letters, reports etc. This journal will also provide a global forum for ethical and business knowledge exchange through publishing papers from all over the world. Another aspect of the journal is rapid review and fast publication.  The journal will be indexed in well known indexing agencies soon.As an open access journal, the journal will be highly dynamic and interactive and all article will be available freely immediately after publication. Therefore, all published article will be visible to researchers, teachers, students, and scientific community and industry people without delay.  We are simply convinced that this is the right time for introduction of this new journal and we are confident that the IIAOB Letters will be a very successful new launch and will be essential to all scientific community.  Comments, suggestions and criticisms are always welcome. Success of any journal depends on strong international and dedicated Editorial Board and fortunately, we have a respectable board consisting of highly qualified personalities from multidisciplinary Biological Science background and from across the geographal regions. During the end of this year, IIOAB Letters also will invite distinguished members for Editorial Board expansion. In the near future our efforts will be focused to increase the publication of high quality research papers and to get a good impact factor as soon as possible

Otterbein Aegis Spring 2022

Contents: Editors\u27 Introduction, Editorial Board Members, Art in Dire Times, From Dust to Destruction, Get Up, Peter; The Revolution\u27s Calling: Revolutions, Sexuality, Feminism, and LIFE Magazine in 1968, Having It All: Ladies Home Journal and Post-feminism in the Early 1990s, Mythic England and the Deranged Empire: Using Wide Sargasso Sea to Understand the Moral Illness of the Colonial Agent, On the Perversion and Commodification of Blackness: Spike Lee\u27s Bamboozled, You\u27ve Come a Long Way, Baby: Media Messages of Women\u27s Liberation, An Interview with Dr. Amy Sheeran, Book Reviews: A Lot of People Are Saying: The New Conspiracism and the Assault on Democracy, An Absolutely Remarkable Thing, A Swim in a Pond in the Rain, Complaint! Hitler in Los Angeles: How Jews Foiled Nazi Plots Against Hollywood and America, Hood Feminism: Notes from the Women That a Movement Forgot, Hour of the Witch, Klara and the Sun, Negative Space, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, The Caped Crusade: Batman and the Rise of Nerd Culture, The Midnight Library, The Right to Sex: Feminism in the Twenty-First Century, The Secret Life of Dorothy Soames, The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo, Thick: And Other Essays, What You Have Heard Is True: A Memoir of Witness and Resistance, When No One is Watching, Where the Crawdads Sing, Will My Cat Eat My Eyeballs?: Big Questions from Tiny Mortals About Deathhttps://digitalcommons.otterbein.edu/aegis_humanity/1019/thumbnail.jp

The first nine years of \u27accounting history\u27 : 1996 to 2004

This paper adds to the prior literature examining publishing patterns in the accounting history discipline by undertaking a content analysis of publications in the first nine years of the new series of the journal Accounting History. The paper commences by providing an historical background to the introduction of the new series of the journal and the journal\u27s editorial team. This is followed by an authorship analysis of the journal\u27s research publications. This analysis examines patterns of authorship (single and multi-authored papers), the journal\u27s most published authors, institutional and geographical affiliations of authors (including international collaboration and changes over the nine year period) and author gender.<br /

The Future of Aquatic Commons: Recommendations Based on an Evaluation of Business Models and Stakeholder Consultation

Aquatic Commons is a digital repository established by the International Association of Aquatic and Marine Libraries and Information Centers (IAMSLIC) in 2007 to provide a solution for member institutions that didn’t have an institutional repository. It is directed by the Aquatic Commons Board, and submissions are reviewed by an editorial team. Originally hosted by the Florida Center for Library Automation (FCLA), the repository was moved to the International Oceanographic Data and Information Exchange (IODE) in 2011 when FCLA faced major budgetary issues. Aquatic Commons has grown to more than 20,000 publications from over 90 institutions in all areas of the aquatic sciences, including freshwater, fisheries, and oceanography, yet support for the repository has not kept pace with developmental needs. To ensure a sustainable future, the Aquatic Commons Board determined it was necessary to conduct an evaluation and created the Aquatic Commons Evaluation (ACE) team. The team identified and compared four potential business models: 1a) maintain Aquatic Commons as a separate repository but upgrade the EPrints software; 1b) maintain Aquatic Commons as a separate repository but migrate to DSpace software; 2) migrate content to the existing IODE OceanDocs repository but retain Aquatic Commons identity by having a separate DSpace community; and 3) partner with IODE and possibly the Aquatic Science and Fisheries Abstracts (ASFA) to create an entirely new repository with content merged from Aquatic Commons and OceanDocs. The team consulted with potential partners (e.g. ASFA and IODE) and ran a survey to elicit feedback from members, depositors, and other stakeholders about the models, addressing issues of thematic scope, branding, software, technical requirements, workflows, and training. At the 2019 conference, the team presented a recommendation based on the evaluation in order to initiate a roadmap for the Aquatic Commons

Editors' Welcome

Welcome! We are excited to present the first issue of Pennsylvania Libraries: Research &amp; Practice. Also known as PaLRaP, this new publication is for anyone who works in or cares about libraries in Pennsylvania.</jats:p