Parmenides\u27 Way of Truth and B16

At least three interpretations have been given to B16 of Parmenides\u27 poem. It has been taken for a fragment of his theory of knowledge, of his doctrine of sense perception, and of his views on sensing and knowing. It is usually assigned to the second part of the poem, the Way of Seeming. In this study I will argue that it comes from the first part of the poem, and that it is an affirmation of the close relationship between thought and being

Plutarch's Portrait of Socrates

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Epictetus and Chrysippus

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Plutarch and Anaxagoras

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Plutarch and Parmenides

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Course in a Box: Cases in Industry Practice in Biotechnology

Program DescriptionBio-Link offers a number of Course-in-a-Box resources intended for instructors to adapt and introduce into new courses. These collections of resources have been compiled and contributed by instructors of Bio-Link programs. Resources can include course descriptions, student outcomes, schedules, reading assignments, laboratory exercise, lecture materials, homework, classroom activities, exams, and videos.Course DescriptionCases in Industry Practice in Biotechnology includes instructional materials &quot;that were developed in collaboration with industry partners and utilize a case-method approach with hands-on laboratory components.&quot; These Course-in-a-Box resources include a 1-page document showing the relationship between cases and a biotech workplace and a 2-page overview of Cases in Industry Practice. Additional related instructional materials are available from Bio-Link and include six case studies and related documents. The case studies are titled It's as Easy as Pulling Hair, Lighten Up, Enzyme Endurance, An Ultra Bad Hair Day, Under Pressure, and Exercise Your Options.Â