21. AFTER DEATH COMMUNICATION RESEARCH FOUNDATION (ADCRF) After Death communication research Foundation Jody A. Long, JD and Related Information on www.nderf.org. 1 ADC Book Hello from Heaven! by Bill http://www.adcrf.org/

A fter D eath C ommunication R esearch F oundation Jody A. Long, J.D. and Jeffrey P. Long, M.D. ADCRF has extensive information and resources regarding after death communication (ADC), bereavement, grief, life after death. Please consider sharing your experience with us (Click This Link) And Thanks! Something for Everyone ADCRF Overview (old-home) Share ADC with Others ADC General Info Brief Overview ADCRF Research ... shall I view today? (Click the link to read a random NDERF page of interest) May take a little while to load Updated Bi-Weekly: Click Link Newest Writing: ADCRF Research Paper by Jody Long, J.D. Grief - Its Five Components, By Rev. John Price “The Exclusive, Universal, and Multiple Experiences of ADC” By James A. Houck, Ph.D Other ADCs: Archives (2002-2000) How Can We Help You? (Click the buttons or links below) How do I know that the experience was real and how do I communicate with my loved ones again? Research Paper - “The Exclusive, Universal, and Multiple Experiences of ADC” By James A. Houck, Ph.D “Please don’t think I’m crazy, but ” is how most conversations typically begin around the subject of After Death Communication (ADC). Most of the research in this area has been done from a qualitative (e.g., structured interviews) approach, which is an excellent way for people to begin telling their stories and comparing similar experiences with other bereft people. Yet, are there others ways to statistically measure the frequency and uniqueness of such experiences? In other words, are ADC’s random or purposeful to specific types of populations or bereavement groups?

22. California Breast Cancer Research Program (CBCRP) Responsible for administering funding to eliminate breast cancer by leading innovation in research, communication, and collaboration in the California http://www.cbcrp.org/

Skip navigation About Us Support CBCRP Donate Online ... Resources The mission of the California Breast Cancer Research Program is to eliminate breast cancer by leading innovation in research, communication, and collaboration in the California scientific and lay communities. From Research to Action: Seeking Solutions. The event is open to all, and registration is free. The symposium will cover a range of topics open to both non-scientists and scientists and will be attended by researchers, activists, scientists, clinicians, policy makers, and anyone interested in discussing the changing direction of breast cancer research and the needs of people touched by the disease. The symposium offers a variety of activities: Read more > Come to the Symposium Join us for From Research to Action: Seeking Solutions, September 9 - 11 at the Sacramento Convention Center. CBCRP Listens Tell us what you consider most important about the job we do and what might best accomplish our mission. About Us Facts Council Council Bios ... Sociocultural, Behavioral and Psychological Issues

23. Oxford Journals | Social Sciences | Human Communication Research Advancing understanding of human symbolic processes with emphasis on theorydriven research, the development of new theoretical models in communication, and the development of innovative methods for observing and measuring communication behavior. Full text on-line for ICA members. Oxford University Press. http://hcr.oupjournals.org/

@import "/resource/css/main.css"; @import "/resource/css/homepage.css"; @import "/resource/css/journal.css"; @import "/resource/css/humcom.css"; Skip Navigation Oxford Journals Contact Us My Basket ... My Account Human Communication Research About This Journal Contact This Journal Subscriptions Current Issue ... Social Sciences Human Communication Research The Current Issue Volume 31 Issue 4 October 2005 View table of contents Browse the Archive Human Communication Research concentrates on presenting the best empirical work in the area of human communication. The journal works to advance understanding of human symbolic processes with a strong emphasis on theory-driven research, the development of new theoretical models in communication, and the development of innovative methods for observing and measuring communication behavior. The journal has a broad social-science focus and as important applications to scholars in psychology, sociology, linguistics, and anthropology, as well as areas of communication studies. Search This Journal Advanced search Related Journals Communication Theory Health Education Research International Journal of Public Opinion Research Journal of Communication Reader Services Free sample issue Access/purchase this journal The Journal About this journal Calendar of events Published on behalf of The International Communication Association Impact factor: 1.526

24. Stanhope Centre For Communications Policy Research Middle East Media research Met@LoGo Stanhope Werkstätte. Our Partners Annenberg School for communication at the University of Pennsylvania http://www.stanhopecentre.org/

All Projects Central European University Language and Broadcasting Media and Crisis States Network Media Development Paper Series ... Met@LoGo Our Partners Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania Development Studies Institute, London School of Economics Our Network Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Yeshiva University Internews Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy at Oxford University The Squadron Program Our Funders Open Society Institute/Soros Foundations Network Markle Foundation Ford Foundation World Learning ... Internships

25. Journal Of Medical Internet Research - JMIR Home Peerreviewed e-health journal on research, information, and communication in health care. http://www.jmir.org/

JMIR Home Not logged in. [ Login Here Current Issue Theme Issue Upcoming Issue (Vol. 7) (Vol. 6) (Vol. 5) (Vol. 4) (Vol. 3) (Vol. 2) (Vol. 1) JMIR Home Scope Journal Format Preparation of Manuscripts Journal sections ... Free subscription Powered By document.write(''); Advertisement JMIR Home JMIR - the leading OPEN ACCESS peer-reviewed transdisciplinary journal on health and health care in the Internet age - and your e-Health research portal All articles are accessible FREE of charge (as HTML file). In addition, PDF files for members are available. JMIR is indexed in MEDLINE and numerous other databases Fast-track review and premium publishing: guaranteed publication within 4 weeks Web-based manuscript submission and tracking system for JMIR authors JMIR is now also offering peer review and (optional) publication of research protocols and grant proposals : Improve the quality of your research (or research proposal)! eCollections: Electronic Books (all free for members) containing the best JMIR articles in PDF format on various topics related to Internet and eHealth. Add dynamic RSS feeds with titles/abstracts of recently published JMIR articles to your website (as on this homepage) and we give you a free personal membership "Simply the best peer-reviewed e-health journal out there (...) The editorial board (...) has shown leadership in making e-health research an accepted interdisciplinary area of scientific inquiry."

26. Speech Prosody At Bell Labs Current research on nonlexical aspects of speech and paralinguistic communication. General information, downloadable papers, and multilingual text-to-speech demo. http://prosodies.org/bell/

Prosody Research at Bell Labs Prosody: The study of the metrical structure of verse. More generally, prosody is the part of human communication that is not captured by the sequence of words. Prosody: emphasis and intonation of speech. Pitch, amplitude, and spectral slope. Under-articulated vs. over-articulated phonemes. Short vs. long phonemes. Even raised eyebrows and shrugs. Prosody is used to mark important concepts. It marks beginnings and endings, and gives other speakers permission to take the floor. It marks questions. It carries emotional content. It has other, poorly understood, functions. The research is important scientifically, as we have little hard knowledge about what information people communicate via prosody, and how it is done. The research also can shed light on basic questions like "How much of language is fixed by our anatomy, and how much is cultural?" and "How much of language is consciously accessible?" Greg Kochanski and Chilin Shih presented a tutorial on prosody and prosody modeling at Click here for recent papers.

27. MICS Homepage research on self organizing mobile ad hoc networking technology and infrastructure. Project proposals and publications. http://www.terminodes.org/

new COOLjsMenu("menu1", MENU_ITEMS_POSITIONING1) en fr Latest news: - MICS Panel Review 2005: the site visit of the SNF Review Panel will take place on 19-20 Sep 2005 in Loewenberg near Murten. - MICS Scientific Conference 2005: the MICS Scientific Conference 2005 will take place on 21-23 Sep 2005 in Loewenberg near Murten Curious? Find out how A multi-robot system equipped with e-nose technology could be used in landmine clearance operations, improving human safety and efficiency Promotion of women scientists MICS actively promotes women in IT and sets up Internet courses for schoolgirls . The Center is a member of MentorNet Conferences, CFP Upcoming conferences with MICS members participation: DISC Mycrypt IEEE BroadNets eChallenges ... ICIS Calls for papers: IZS 2006 , 22-24 Feb 06 (deadline 21 Sep 05) PPoPP 2006 , 29-31 March 06 (deadline 30 Sep 05) EuroSys 2006 , 18-21 Apr 06 (deadline 15 Oct 05) ISPN 2006 , 19-21 Apr 06 (deadline 4 Nov 05) Pervasive 2006 , 7-10 May 06 (deadline 30 Sep 05) MDM 2006 , 9-12 May 06 (deadline 1 Nov 05) ICDCS 2006 , 4-7 July 06 (deadline 15 Nov 05) CFPs on wireless and mobile network control Events and CFPs in Cryptology The National Centers of Competence in Research (NCCRs) are placed under the authority of the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) to promote long term research projects in areas of vital strategic importance for the evolution of science in Switzerland, for the country's economy and for Swiss society. Each Center of Competence is based in and managed by a university or other renowned research institution. A network links the research groups from this home institution with other teams throughout Switzerland. Federal funding for NCCRs is voted by Parliament, and completed by funding from the participating institutions and from third parties. Launched in 2001, the program presently includes 14 NCCRs.

28. Center For Research On Education, Diversity, And Excellence (CREDE) Improving communication through a better understanding of language and culture crede@cal.org. For information about all other CREDE projects and http://www.cal.org/crede/

Mission Research Publications Mailing List ... Contacts MISSION Based at the University of California, Santa Cruz CREDE assists the nation's population of diverse students, including those at risk of educational failure, to achieve academic excellence. The purpose of CREDE's research is to identify and develop effective educational practices for linguistic and cultural minority students, such as those placed at risk by factors of race, poverty, and geographic location. In collaboration with the University of California at Santa Cruz, CAL prepares and disseminates materials for CREDE. CREDE is one of 12 national research and development centers funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational Research and Improvement, National Institute on the Education of At-Risk Students . CREDE continues to improve upon the work of the National Center for Research on Cultural Diversity and Second Language Learning ( NCRCDSLL CREDE also has an office at the University of Houston which heads current work on synthesizing research. In addition to the University of California, Santa Cruz, the University of Houston, and the Center for Applied Linguistics, CREDE has a number of

29. KR Inc Charitable organization concerned with fostering research and communication on knowledge representation and reasoning. Features conferences, educational materials and mailing lists. http://www.kr.org

KR Inc Home Past Conferences Future Conferences Corporate Organization ... Contact Information Principles of Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, Incorporated (KR, Inc.) is a Scientific Foundation incorporated in the state of Massachusetts of the United States of America concerned with fostering research and communication on knowledge representation and reasoning. Its primary activities include organizing a series of conferences, the Conferences on Principles of Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, cooperating with workshops on related topics, and maintaining informational materials on the World Wide Web, and maintaining KR-related mailing lists KR2006 the 10th International Conference on the Principles of Knowledge Representation and Reasoning will take place in early June 2006, in the Lake District in North-West England in the UK. Christopher Welty of IBM Research is the KR2006 Conference Chair. Patrick Doherty and John Mylopoulos are the KR2006 Program Co-Chairs.

30. ALA | Scholarly Communication ACRL s Scholarly communication research Agenda (June 2004) A list of proposed research topics that, if successfully researched, would document the effect of http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlissues/scholarlycomm/scholarlycommunication.htm

ALA American Library Association Search ALA Contact ALA ... Login Quicklinks Career Opportunities Chapters CHOICE Committees Directory of Leadership e-Learning Forms Information Literacy Marketing @ your library Publications Catalog RBM Recruiting to the Profession Scholarly Communication Sections Tipsheets Marketing @Your Library Recruiting to the Profession Effective Practices Information Literacy ... Home Scholarly Communication Scholarly Communication ACRL's Scholarly Communication Initiative Scholarly Communication Toolkit ACRL's Scholarly Communication Research Agenda A list of proposed research topics that, if successfully researched, would document the effect of scholarly communications issues on all types of academic libraries. Principles and Strategies for the Reform of Scholarly Communication Open Access and the ACRL Serial Publishing Program (June 2004) Members only; PDF) White paper by ACRL staff addressing the issues surrounding open access and exploring financial implications for ACRL were it to adopt an open access model of publication for its serial publications. The paper was presented to and discussed by the ACRL Board at its June 2004 meting. If you are not a member of ACRL and would like access to this paper, e-mail

31. Oops! How Did I Get Here? A paper published by The American Psychologist concluding that in controlled research settings people with disabilities were unable to respond accurately to label or describe stimuli unseen by their assistants, and that the responses are in fact controlled by the assistants. http://www.apa.org/journals/jacobson.html

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32. Dolphin Communication Project (D.C.P.) - Home DCP is a private, nonprofit research foundation organized to promote awareness of marine mammal conservation and to increase knowledge of communication http://www.dolphincommunicationproject.org/

Home D.C.P. Mission Dolphin Communication Project ... What's New? Research Field Reports Education Programs D.C.P. Sponsorships Ecotours Support D.C.P. ... E-Mail Webmaster Dolphin Communication Project Dolphins are long-lived social creatures that require a lifetime dedication to learning more about the complexities of their social structure. The fact that we can observe these aquatic mammals under water has provided a wealth of information. We are beginning to understand subtle complexities and intricacies of their society. ARCHIVED FIELD REPORTS FROM DCPs FIELD RESEARCH 2005 Field Reports will be posted from late May on. Japan: May - June 2005 Bahamas (Bimini): June - September 2005 a division of Sea Research Foundation, Inc., which is a non-profit (501c3) organization recognized by the U.S. IRS. Donations to DCP are tax deductible - please consult your tax professional for more tax information. Home DCP Mission Dolphin Communication Project (D.C.P.)

33. CADRE Centre For AIDS Development, Research And Evaluation CADRE strives to locate key HIV/AIDS research in the public domain. HIV/AIDS communication and research Local Government and HIV/AIDS http://www.cadre.org.za/

The Centre for AIDS Development, Research and Evaluation (CADRE) is a South African non-profit organisation working in the area of HIV/AIDS social research, programme development and communication. CADRE is committed to fast-tracking appropriate and effective response to HIV/AIDS through informing policy and developing coherent strategic models for interventions. Our work includes: Development and management of HIV/AIDS intervention strategies and models Qualitative and quantitative socio-behavioural and communication surveys Evaluation of HIV/AIDS interventions and communications research Communication interventions Reviews of HIV/AIDS in developing countries Development and management of the African Journal of AIDS Research (AJAR) CADRE strives to locate key HIV/AIDS research in the public domain. Our website provides access to a wide range of contemporary HIV/AIDS social research, conference papers, communication materials and links to HIV/AIDS organisations. Latest Publications Faith-Based Responses to HIV/AIDS in South Africa.

34. COST281 Page COST281 Potential Health Implications from Mobile communication Systems In the area of long term effects, the vast majority of research has focused on http://www.cost281.org/

COST281 - Potential Health Implications from Mobile Communication Systems Tuesday, September 20th 2005 Reimbursement Form COST 281 Newsflash September 13th, 2005: Erice School in Sicily, Italy on October 3rd-9th, 2005 ''Electromagnetic Fields and Genotoxicity'' Topics in Bioelectromagnetics have come to Erice many times in the past, especially in the 1980s, with international courses and workshops on non-ionising radiation, and today many participants of those courses contribute greatly to the development of this research field. Following the request of the European Bioelectromagnetics Association (EBEA) and the Inter-University Centre for the study of the Interaction between Electromagnetic Fields and Biosystems (ICEmB), in 2003 the Ettore Majorana Centre has established a Permanent School of Bioelectromagnetics, named after Alessandro Chiabrera, who is considered as a master by the young scientists of the two organizations. For more details please see the scope. September 7th, 2005: In connection with the 9th MCM and COST-Workshop in Trondheim, Norway on October 3rd to 5th, 2005 Announcement for a One Day Workshop on proper Use of Statistical Methods in Bioelectromagnetics Experiments Statistics play a major role in the assessment of the outcome of biological studies.Very often the judgement is depending on a good controlled and adequate processing of statistical appliance.

35. CME-WebCredits.org CMEWebCredits is sponsored by the Health communication research Institute, Inc. (HCRI), a 14-year-old nonprofit organization headquartered in Sacramento, http://www.cme-webcredits.org/

Specializing in Pain Management and Palliative Care CME-WebCredits is sponsored by the Health Communication Research Institute, Inc. (HCRI), a 14-year-old nonprofit organization headquartered in Sacramento, California and affiliated with California State University, Sacramento and the University of California, Davis, School of Medicine. The senior staff of HCRI hold faculty appointments at the University of California, Davis, School of Medicine; California State University, Sacramento, and the UCD Center for Medical Informatics. A new offering on this site from the Community of Interest Network (COIN) in Pain Management and Palliative Care includes a growing number of on-line CME/CE courses from such organizations as the California Academy of Family Physicians, University of California, Davis, Health System, Sutter Health, Dannemiller Foundation and others. The COIN site also offers provider and patient education resources, and will soon include a selection of on-line Grand Rounds. All online COIN educational activities and resources are free. Simply click here to download a free media player to access the program.

36. The Ethox Centre Ethox brings together within the Centre a multidisciplinary research group Sees good communication as fundamental to good ethics; Aims increasingly to http://www.ethox.org.uk/

Ethox Centre home University of Oxford home About Ethox What is Ethox? The Ethox Foundation Staff Visitors ... Fellows Education Courses Ethics of Health Care Teaching Materials Education Research Genetics Clinical Ethics Mental Health Public Health Clinical Ethics Support UK Clinical Ethics Network Teaching Ethics Consultancy Services Workshops Conferences Consultancy Useful Links Links Events Ethox Conference: ethical issues and their management in primary care. Oxford Forum for Medical Humanities Contact Us Contact Details Feedback Form Frequently Asked Questions Site Map This site meets the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines of the World Wide Web Consortium's (WC3) Web Access Initiative and has been awarded AAA rating. Click on the icon below to go to the Bobby web site and find out more. The Ethox Centre is dedicated to improving patient care through raising ethical understanding and ethical standards. What Does Ethox Do?

37. M.I.N.D. Lab -- Research Dedicated to research on how technology can augment human ability. They study humancomputer interaction and communication applications of emerging technologies. The MIND Labs are integrated through the central lab at Michigan State University campus. http://www.mindlab.org

Presence in Virtual Environments Explores technological causes, psychological correlates, and measurement of the sensation of presence and social presence. M.I.N.D. Labs are working to find ways to better adapt interfaces to individual cognitive styles and cultural differences. Mobile InfoSpaces By leveraging human spatial cognition, mobile individuals may be able to collaborate and process large amounts of information. Technology, Body, and Extended Mind This project explores the theoretical problems of multimodal computing and the interaction of body and sensorimotor interfaces. Teleportal Face-to-Face System Design of a projective, augmented reality system that immerses collaborating teams in rooms of information and simulated face-to-face interaction. Research Training Design News ... About Us

38. USC Annenberg School Center For The Digital Future All our research, conferences, briefings and public events are geared to The staff and programs of the UCLA Center for communication Policy have joined http://www.digitalcenter.org/

About Us Internet Project Research News Events Contact Us Countdown for the release of the new Internet Report: The purpose of the April 2005 retreat was to help the Annenberg School frame a major new initiative looking at the ways in which on-line communities are changing the fabric of our social, political and economic lives, and to plan the research, courses, events and outreach of this program. During the retreat, participants focused on current on-line communities and examined how they evolved and are different from off-line communities. Sessions looked in detail at existing communities (Friendster, craigslist, for example) and, through discussion with their leaders and organizers, helped participants gain an understanding of the unique role of the on-line world. The final session focused on the role that USC Annenberg will play in moving from the retreat to establishing an international research and educational program in On-Line Communities in the Digital Age. Retreat attendees included founders and CEO's of major on-line communities, including Craig Newmark, founder, Craig's List; Jonathan Abrams, founder and chairman, Friendster; Omar Wasow, executive director, BlackPlanet.com, and Howard Rheingold, rheingold.com The Center was founded on the belief that the best communication policy flows from high-quality and rigorous research on the structure and impact of mass media and new technology.

39. National Science Foundation's Digital Government Research Program | Dg.o A Web portal enabling collaboration between government and research to transform NSF / CISE research Divisions Computing communication Foundations http://www.digitalgovernment.org/

Case Studies FAQs Mission Statement Program Announcement ... System Demonstrations dg.o Web NEWS Subscribe Mark your Calendars! CALL FOR PARTICIPATION The 7th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research is a forum for the presentation and discussion of interdisciplinary research on digital government and its applications in diverse domains. Interested participants are invited to submit research papers, system demonstrations, posters, and proposals for tutorials and workshops for dg.o2006. Learn more Recent Focus Bridging the Emergency Communications Gap DG Society Forming to Help Community Face Uncertain Future dg.o2005 - Complete coverage DG Team Assesses American Voting Technology ... Mr. Smith Goes Out on the Web More News of Interest e-Government Run Amok! DG Studies e-Rulemaking Help Shape the Future of Digital Government Research DG Curriculum Library - Call for Contributions Livermore Supercomputer Named Most Powerful in the World ... Media Coverage BULLETINS A New Digital Government Society?

40. Telecommunications Policy Research Conference The 33rd research Conference on communication, Information and Internet Policy will be held September 2325 at The National Center for Technology Law, http://www.tprc.org/

The TPRC, a non-profit organization, hosts this annual forum for scholars engaged in publishable research on policy-relevant telecommunications and information issues, and for public- and private-sector decision makers engaged in telecommunications and information policy. The purpose of the conference is to acquaint policy makers with the best of recent research and to familiarize researchers with the knowledge needs of policy makers. The 33rd Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy will be held September 23-25 About TPRC Reading Room Published Volumes of Selected Papers from Previous Years and Online Versions of Papers Presented at the Current Conference Useful links Archives TPRC Intranet www.tprc.org is hosted and maintained by the School of Information , University of Michigan

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