41. Winter01.html On Oct. 30, Professor Henry RR remak was awarded honorary membership in the robert Keith McMahon Michael Margaret A. Mangan Marcelle Freed Marcus http://www.indiana.edu/~complit/alumni/encompass2.html

This publication is paid for in part by dues-paying members of the Indiana University Alumni Association Indiana University Comparative Literature Program Encompass College of Arts Sciences Alumni Association Winter 2001 Aumni Newsletter Vol. 13 Letter from the chair Alumni connections to department abound Let me begin by thanking our many generous alumni for their contributions during the past year. In many ways, the alumni donations make civilized life possible in an era of budgetary difficulty. All donations end up in the Development Fund initiated by Breon Mitchell, chair of Comparative Literature at Indiana University from 1977 to 1985. We do many things with the contributions from alumni. Consider only a partial list. With your help we have been able to: award graduate student prizes for teaching and scholarship; support graduate student travel to conferences with mini-grants; fund various lectures on comparative topics; fund alumni lectures by our graduates; organize various modest social events on campus for students and faculty to get to meet and know each other. In the years to come, I would like to work to establish an annual Alumni Lecture in Comparative Literature. This would be a wonderful way to keep the past, present, and future of the field in contact. I would very much like to hear from alumni about suggestions for speakers. Other ideas about what we can do with our Development Fund are welcome.

42. 1845: Information From Answers.com German physician robert remak b. Posen (Poznán, Poland), July 30, 1815, d.Kissingen, Germany, August 29, 1865 corrects Karl Ernst von Baer s theories of http://www.answers.com/topic/1845

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Arts Business Entertainment Games ... More... On this page: US Literature Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping In the year Archaeology Sir Austen Henry Layard [b. Paris, March 5, 1817, d. London, July 5, 1894] begins to excavate the ruins of Nineveh (Iraq), the capital of Assyria that had fallen to Babylon and the Medes in 612 bce See also 1843 Archaeology 1870 Archaeology Astronomy William Parsons (Lord Rosse) at Birr Castle in Ireland completes a 183-cm (72-in.) reflecting telescope, known as the Leviathan, that he had begun in 1843. The tube used to direct light to the 3-4 metric ton (3.8 ton) mirror is 17.7 m (58 ft) long. Because of the Irish potato famine it does not go into service until 1847. Its first application is to chart newly observable details on the Moon, followed by similar maps of the planets Jupiter, Saturn, and Mars. It will be the largest telescope on Earth until 1917, although it will be taken out of service and dismantled in 1908 but later reactivated. See also 1789 Astronomy 1850 Astronomy Astronomer Urbain Jean Joseph Le Verrier [b. St. L´, Manche, France, March 11, 1811, d. Paris, September 23, 1877], independently of John Couch Adams, uses small irregularities in the orbit of Uranus to postulate the existence and position of an eighth planet, found the next year by Johann Galle and named Neptune.

43. History Of Science In The Modern Age robert remak mitosis chromosome Louis Pasteur, robert Koch, and Joseph ListerGregor Mendel, Augustinian monastery in Brno hybrid dominant and recessive http://www.ksu.edu/history/faculty/Holl/hist518lec26.htm

HIST518 History of Science in the Modern Age Kansas State University Lecture Outline A New Understanding of Life I. 19th Century Microscopy II. Cell TheorySchleiden, Schwann, and Virchow II. Genetics Mendel's experiment Rediscovering MendelT. H. Morgan Population geneticssynthesizing Darwin and Mendel Reading : Alioto 324-332; 413-430 Key Words: John James Audubon, Alexander Wilson, and Mark Catesby Antony van Leeuwenhoek Marcello Malpighi and Robert Hook Nehemiah Grew achromatic lens John Dollond immersion microscopy Fritz Zernike and phase-contrast microscopy electron microscope Matthias, Theodor Schwann, Rudolf Virchow Jena University cyloblast, cell nucleus, notochord University of Wurzburg Robert Remak mitosis chromosome Louis Pasteur, Robert Koch, and Joseph Lister Gregor Mendel, Augustinian monastery in Brno hybrid dominant and recessive T. H. Morgan William Bateson Drosophila Herman J. Muller S. S. Chetverikov B. S. Haldane, R. A. Fisher, Sewall Wright History of Science in the Modern Age Send comments and questions to jackholl@ksu.edu

44. Biology Definitions Starting With R - Biology Dictionary 1385. remak, ernst, Number of views 6. 1386. remak, robert, Number of views 9.1387. remanent, Number of views 18. 1388. remediable, Number of views 12 http://www.biology-online.org/d/r-69.htm

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45. PlanetMath: Krull-Schmidt Theorem In that book, it is called the Krullremak-Schmidt theorem. (See historical notebelow.) (a brief biography of robert remak) http://planetmath.org/encyclopedia/KrullRemakSchmidtTheorem.html

(more info) Math for the people, by the people. Encyclopedia Requests Forums Docs ... Random Login create new user name: pass: forget your password? Main Menu sections Encyclop¦dia Papers Books Expositions meta Requests Orphanage Unclass'd Unproven ... Classification talkback Polls Forums Feedback Bug Reports downloads Snapshots PM Book information News Docs Wiki ChangeLog ... About Krull-Schmidt theorem (Theorem) A group is said to satisfy the ascending chain condition (or ACC) on normal subgroups if there is no infinite ascending proper chain with each a normal subgroup of Similarly, is said to satisfy the descending chain condition (or DCC ) on normal subgroups if there is no infinite descending proper chain of normal subgroups of One can show that if a nontrivial group satifies either the ACC or the DCC on normal subgroups, then that group can be expressed as the internal direct product of finitely many indecomposable subgroups . If both the ACC and DCC are satisfied, the Krull-Schmidt theorem guarantees that this `` decomposition into indecomposables" is essentially unique. (Note that every finite group satifies both the ACC and DCC on normal subgroups.)

46. DOTC Period 1850 To 1899 1852, 1852, robert remak (18151865) uses the term protoplasm to designate thebodies of animal cells and describes the sequence of cell division by stages http://www.discoveryofthecell.net/1850.php

47. DOTC Period 1550 To 1949 Karl Wilhelm von Nägeli (18171891) and robert remak (1815-1865) also 1841,1841, robert remak (1815-1865) appears to have been the first person to http://www.discoveryofthecell.net/history.php

48. HIIM remak, Ernest Julius (18481911). remak, robert (1815-1865). RENAUT, J. RENDU,Henri-Jules-Louis (1844-1902). RENSHAW, Birdsey (1911-1948). RETT, Andreas http://www.hiim.hr/english/specpage/founders/r.html

About Institut Neuroembryology collection The Subplate Zone Human Brain Development Brain Evolution ... History Of Neuroscience Online Library Links: Medical school University of Zagreb STUDOMAT COST B10 ... Central Medical Library FOUNDERS OF NEUROSCIENCE: Y A B C D ... Z RABINOWICZ, Theodore RADEMAKER, G.G.J. RADOVICI, J. (1868-?) RAE, A.S.L. RAMON, Pedro RAMON Y CAJAL, Santiago (1852-1934) RAMON-MOLLINER, E. RAMSAY HUNT, James (1872-1937) RAMSAY, William (1852-1916) RANKE, O. RANSON, Stephen Walter (1880-1942) RANVIER, Louis-Antoine (1835-1922) RAO, V.S. RASMUSSEN, Andrew Theodore RASMUSSEN, Frits Waldemar (1833-1877) RASMUSSEN, Grant Litster RASMUSSEN, Theodor RATHKE, Martin Heinrich (1793-1860) RAUBER, A. RAY, John (1627-1705) RAYER, Pierre (1793-1867) RAYMOND, Fulgence (1844-1910) RAYNAUD, Maurice (1834-1881) RECKLINGHAUSEN, Friedrich Daniel von (1833-1910) REDLICH, Emil (1866-1930) REFSUM, Sigvald (1907-1991) REGAUD, C. REGNAULT, V. (1810-1878) REICH, F. REICH, Zdzislaw REICHARDT, M. REICHERT, Karl Bogislaus (Boguslav) (1811-1883) REID, Thomas (1710-1796)

49. ISHN 2000 Annual Meeting -- Abstracts It originated nearly 40 years earlier, since robert remak s 18431844 pioneerdescriptions of bundless of labile fibrils within the microscopic tubes and http://www.bri.ucla.edu/nha/ishn/ishn2000-abstracts.htm

ABSTRACTS Fifth Annual Meeting of the International Society for the History of the Neurosciences (ISHN) Providence, Rhode Island, USA 11 - 14 June 2000 Go to 2000 ISHN Meeting Program History matters: Putting the brain back into a history of brain death Gary S. BELKIN Erich Lindemann Mental Health Center, Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts 02114 USA When death occurs remains an active area of controversy, debate and uncertainty, unresolved by the advent of the 1968 "Harvard Committee" report declaring irreversible coma as a preferred standard method for declaring death. Debates swirling around the brain death construct, from calls to restrict it to "higher" cortical functions, to those wishing to abandon it altogether, often rest upon certain historical narratives of the development of the idea in the first place. Similarly, the appearance of brain death and reaction to it was an early skirmish defining and giving impetus to the early bioethics movement in the 1960's. Histories of that now flourishing and influential movement have generally cast the Harvard accomplishment as a narrow, self-protective assertion of medical authority, thus reinforcing the movement's own claims to provide unique and legitimate scrutiny and insight. These histories of brain death, however, generally fail to actually study the roots of this idea and practice. In this paper I will detail, through close readings of successive drafts of the Harvard report, and in particular the papers and central contributions of MGH neurologist and Committee member Robert Schwab, how the neuroscientific and clinical context shaped selection of the criteria. I examine the EEG-neurophysiological and clinical-neurological literatures and context during the decades prior and up to 1968 that were resources for his, and other's, efforts to explore relationships between coma, consciousness and death. By doing so, insights are made available to inform current debates about brain death, and bioethics emerges as a discipline requiring new historical and intellectual models of itself.

50. History Of Biology: Cuvier, Schwann And Schleiden 1836 robert remak describes myelinated and unmyelinated axons. 1838 robertremak suggests that nerve fiber and nerve cell are joined. http://www.pasteur.fr/recherche/unites/REG/causeries/dates_1800.html

Important dates 1800-1849 Note that this is a biased choice of dates relevant to biology, obtained by compiling many different sources, often using the original texts and not the World-Wide Web only; note that care has been taken to check information and rewrite it when needed, however it is likely that they still contain many errors; the links are chosen to be as diverse as possible, they do not engage the responsability of the author; please send comments and corrections here ). Greek words require that your "Symbol" font is activated. Causeries ca 1800 In his lectures, Karl Friedrich Kielmayer (1765 - 1844), a teacher of Cuvier in Stuttgart who never allowed publication of any of his work, places emphasis on the comparative study of organs. Alessandro Volta (Como 1745 - Pavia 1827) invents the wet cell battery aptly named a " pila ". He is made "Comte" by Napoléon for this invention a year later. Lamarck uses the term " biologie " (from the Greek

51. Jewish Encyclopedia Articles R - BibleWiki remak, ERNST JULIUS (Jewish Encyclopedia) remak, robert (Jewish Encyclopedia) REMBRANDT (REMBRANDT HARMENSZOON VAN RYN) (Jewish Encyclopedia) http://bible.tmtm.com/wiki/Jewish_Encyclopedia_Articles_R

Jewish Encyclopedia Articles R From BibleWiki RAAB (Jewish Encyclopedia) RAAMSES (Jewish Encyclopedia) RAB ASHI (Jewish Encyclopedia) RABA (Jewish Encyclopedia) ... RYSSEL, CARL VICTOR (Jewish Encyclopedia) Retrieved from " http://bible.tmtm.com/wiki/Jewish_Encyclopedia_Articles_R Views Article Discussion Edit History Personal tools Create an account or log in Navigation Main Page Community portal Current events Recent changes ... Help Search Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages This page was last modified 25 June 2005 15:07. This page has been accessed 59 times. Content is available under GNU Free Documentation License 1.2 About BibleWiki

52. History Of Neuroscience 1844 robert remak provides first illustration of 6-layered cortex 1982 -Bengt Ingemar Bergstrom, John robert Vane and Sune K. Bergstrom awarded Nobel http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/hist.html

Milestones in Neuroscience Research to 1500 AD 1500 to 1600 AD 1600 to 1700 AD 1700 to 1800 AD ... 1950 to present The following dates and events were gathered from several sources . These events are certainly not all of the important events to take place in neuroscience...just some of the ones that I have selected. 4000 B.C. to A.D ca. 4000 B.C. - Euphoriant effect of poppy plant reported in Sumerian records ca. 4000 B.C. - Clay tablets from Mesopotamia discuss how to use alcohol to dilute medicine ca. 2700 B.C. - Shen Nung originates acupuncture ca. 1700 B.C. - Edwin Smith surgical papyrus written. First written record about the nervous system ca. 1400-1200 B.C. - Ayuvedic system of Hindu medicine develops ca. 500 B.C. - Alcmaion of Crotona dissects sensory nerves ca. 500 B.C. - Alcmaion of Crotona describes the optic nerve ca. 500 B.C. - Empedocles suggests that "visual rays" cause sight 460-379 B.C. - Hippocrates discusses epilepsy as a disturbance of the brain 460-379 B.C. - Hippocrates states that the brain is involved with sensation and is the seat of intelligence 387 B.C. - Plato teaches at Athens. Believes brain is seat of mental process

53. MEDINA (ARABIA) - LoveToKnow Article On MEDINA (ARABIA) By E. du BoisReymond, robert remak (1815-1865), Carlo Matteucci (1811-1868),Guillaume Duchenne (1806-1875), the value of electricity in medicine, http://47.1911encyclopedia.org/M/ME/MEDINA_ARABIA_.htm

MEDINA (ARABIA) MEDINA, J. T.MEDINA By photography and diagrammatic records the clinical work of hospital wards has been brought into some better definition, and teaching made more accurate and more impressive. The separation of the alkaloids belongs rather to the earlier part of the loth century, but the administration of these more accurate medications by means of hypodermic injection (see THERAPEUTICS) belongs to the latter. The ancient practice of transfusion has been placed on a more intelligible footing, and by the method of saline injections made more manageable as a means of relief or even of cure. Finally, calculation by statistics (William Farr, Karl Pearson, and others) has been brought into line with other scientific methods: the method is a difficult one and one full of pitfalls for the unwary, yet when by co-operation of physician and mathematician its applications have been perfected its services will appear more and more indispensable. Among the achievements of the medicine of the igth century the growth of the medical press must not be forgotten. In England, by the boldness of the Lancet (founded in 1823), the tyranny of prescription, inveterate custom, and privilege abused was defied and broken down; freedom of learning was regained and promotion thrown open to the competent, independently of family, gild and professional status. For the record anc diffusion of rapidly growing knowledge, learned societies, universities and laboratories, greatly increased in number and activity issue their transactions in various fields; and by means of yearbooks and central news-sheets the accumulation of knowledge is organized and made accessible.

54. HIST 159 | The Holocaust | Spring 2004 Joachim remak, ed., The Nazi Years A Documentary History optional roberta Katz, Pius XII Protests the Holocaust, in robert Cowley, ed., What If? http://home.gwu.edu/~msaper/HIST159-SP04.html

The George Washington University History 159: The Holocaust Spring 2004 Professor Marc Saperstein Analyzes the origins, causes, implementation and significance of the Nazi attempt to destroy European Jewry, within the context of European and Jewish history. Related themes: the behavior of persecutors, victims, and bystanders; literary responses; contemporary implications of the Holocaust for religion and politics. This course is being offered in conjunction with Blackboard More detailed information about individual sessions, including a breakdown of readings for each day, links for additional resources, additional bibliography, and a chat room for discussing issues pertaining to the course, will be available. Required Texts (in bookstore): Yehudah Bauer, A History of the Holocaust (revised edition) Lucy S. Dawidowicz, A Holocaust Reader Donald L. Niewyk, ed., The Holocaust (third edition) Albert H. Friedlander, ed., Out of the Whirlwind: A Reader of Holocaust Literature (revised and expanded edition) Joachim Remak, ed.

55. ACLS -- Sign In Page Jacob Henle (1809–1885), Rudolph Kölliker (1817–1905), and robert remak (1815–1865),physiologists– Hermann Helmholtz (1821–1894), and Du BoisReymond http://www.annclinlabsci.org/cgi/content/full/34/3/355

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56. History Neuroscience Jan Evangelista Purkinje, robert remak, Wilhelm His Anatomy and physiology ofnerve cells. 20th Century. Sir Charles Scott Sherrington (18571952) http://caspar.bgsu.edu/~courses/NeuroEthology/Lectures/Lect_02HistoryNeuro.shtml

Neuroethology - Biology 419/580 Bowling Green State University, Spring 2004 Neuroscience and the Study of Behavior Outline: Study of Behavior Comparative Psychology Ethology Neuroscience Neuroethology History : Neuroscience Stone Age surgeons cut holes into the skull, probably to release "evil spirits" as the cause of headaches or strange behaviors Aegyptians : embalmed the body but carefully extracted the brain from the skull and - trashed it - deeming it unnecessary for an after life Greeks : Noting the rich vascular supply of the brain, Aristotle concluded that it had to be an organ to cool the blood Romans : As doctor of Roman gladiators Galen obviously noted the behavioral deficits that arise from traumatic injuries to head and brain. Life ( pneuma , i.e. breath) takes three forms: the brain forms the center of sensory perceptions and movement; the heart regulates blood and body temperature and the liver is the center of nutrition and metabolism. On epilepsy he writes: " In all forms it is the brain which is diseased; either the sickness originates in the brain itself,... or it rises in sympathy into the brain from the cardiac orifice of the stomach... Seldom, however, it can have its origin in any part of the body... and then rises to the head in a way which the patient can feel... "

57. Abstracts Band 10 Der SDGGN Guillaume Benjamin Duchenne de Boulogne zu robert remak und Hugo Wilhelm unopposed Berlin neurohistologist robert remak (18151865) and Erlangen http://www.dggn.de/Abstracts_Bd10.htm

Band 10 der Schriftenreihe der DGGN - Abstracts Manfred Müller-Küppers (Heidelberg): 125 Jahre Psychiatrische Universitätsklinik Heidelberg The past history of the psychiatric university hospital of Heidelberg extends into the first half of the 19th century and has connections to C.W.Roller and his hospital „Illenau“. The psychiatric tradition in Heidelberg stems from Emil Kraepelin. The psychopathological orientation was founded by Karl Jaspers and continued by Kurt Schneider, Walter von Baeyer and W.Janzarik. The history of the psychiatric university hospital of Heidelberg would be incomplete without mentioning Carl Schneider’s biological research project that was closely connected to the centrally organised euthanasia of psychiatric patients during the Nazi period. Keywords: Kraepelin, Jaspers, C. Schneider, K. Schneider Hans-Michael Meinck (Heidelberg): Geschichte der Heidelberger Neurologie Keywords: Neurology – Heidelberg – history – tabes dorsalis – neuromuscular disorders – psychosomatic medicine – neurovascular disorders – critical care neurology Maike Rotzoll, Gerrit Hohendorf

58. MAIN INDEX VENICE REFERENCE TO BLOCKADE OF (1859) The Stephen S. remak Papers VENONA -PUBLISHED BROCHURE REGARDING (UNDATED) robert J. Lamphere Papers http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/mi/mi}1980.htm

GO TO SPECIAL COLLECTIONS HOME PAGE RETURN TO INDEX KEY LIST GO TO BOTTOM OF SEGMENT GO TO PREVIOUS SEGMENT ... VENEZUELA (1929-30) - RELATIONS WITH U.S. - CORRESP. RE Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers VENEZUELA (1930) - FOREIGN RELATIONS - REPORT Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers VENEZUELA (1930) - FOREIGN RELATIONS - REPORT Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers VENEZUELA (1930) - GOLD MINING INDUSTRY - REPORT Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers VENEZUELA (1930) - GOVERNMENT FINANCES - REPORT Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers VENEZUELA (1930) - GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS - REPORTS Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers VENEZUELA (1930) - GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS - REPORTS Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers VENEZUELA (1930) - GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS - REPORTS Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers VENEZUELA (1930) - OIL INDUSTRY - REPORTS Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers VENEZUELA (1930) - OIL INDUSTRY - REPORTS Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers VENEZUELA (1930) - POLITICAL EVENTS - REPORTS Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers VENEZUELA (1930) - POLITICAL EVENTS - REPORTS Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers VENEZUELA (1930) - POLITICAL EVENTS - REPORTS Cornelius Van H. Engert Papers

59. MAIN INDEX SEWALL, CHARLES REFERENCE (1788) robert Fergusson Papers SEWARD, FREDERICK W.- CORRESPONDENCE FROM remak, STEPHEN S. (1861) The Stephen S. remak http://www.library.georgetown.edu/dept/speccoll/mi/mi}1722.htm

GO TO SPECIAL COLLECTIONS HOME PAGE RETURN TO INDEX KEY LIST GO TO BOTTOM OF SEGMENT GO TO PREVIOUS SEGMENT ... SEVENTEENTH NEW YORK - REFERENCE (1861) McHarg Family Papers SEVENTEENTH NEW YORK - REFERENCE (1862) McHarg Family Papers SEVENTEENTH NEW YORK - REFERENCE (1862) McHarg Family Papers SEVENTH APPARITION - WEEK 4 - NOTES RE SPIRITUAL EXERCISES The William M. King, SJ, Papers "SEVENTH DAY" - MSS. Kenneth Aguillard Atchity Collection SEVENTH NEW YORK - REFERENCE (1862) McHarg Family Papers Seventy Years of Skiing -Arnold Lunn The Sir Arnold Lunn Papers SEVERANCE, B. VERNON (MRS.) - CORRESPONDENCE TO GILMAN, LAWRENCE, 1936 Lawrence Gilman Papers Severino, Vincent J. SS.J. Varia Collection SEVERSKY, ALEXANDER P. - AUTOGRAPHED PHOTOGRAPH IN "THIS WEEK" (1958) CLARE BOOTHE LUCE PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLECTION Sevigne, Frank Varia Collection SEVILLE - SPAIN - CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING SIEGE OF (1843) Washington Irving Letterbook SEVILLE-IMPRESSIONS-19TH C. Archives, Maryland Province, Society of Jesus SEWAGE TREATMENT - ART RE ADVANCE IN, 1973 The Carl A. S. Coan Collection SEWALL, (REV) CHARLES

60. Dorlands Medical Dictionary remak s ganglion (Re·mak s ganglion) (ra¢mahks) robert remak, German neurologist,1815–1865 see under ganglion. remak s paralysis, reflex, symptom (sign) http://www.mercksource.com/pp/us/cns/cns_hl_dorlands.jspzQzpgzEzzSzppdocszSzuszS

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