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This was the first training session I did for using Mendeley as a Reference Management software after being inducted into the Mendeley Advisors' Group. The target group for this presentation was Master's students with no prior experience of doing research or using reference management software. These students had applied for competitive grants to the Research Capacity Building Program being run by the India Research Initiative on Peri-Urban Human-Animal-Environment Health (which employs me at the time of uploading this presentation). In addition to providing them with seed funding to support their Master's theses, the Capacity Building Program also provided multiple opportunities for learning, networking and skill building, including a workshop on the Basics of EcoHealth Research Methods, in course of which this presentation was made.

Mendeley: A Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners

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November 7, 2016 For over 35 years, the “14-Day Rule,” prohibiting in vitro experimentation on embryos beyond 14 days, stood as an ethical line in the sand for embryo research around the world. Throughout the arc of the rule’s existence it had not been questioned, as scientists had been unable to grow embryos in vitro either up to, or beyond, 14 days; a practical limitation that served as a backstop to the ethical rule. However, in May 2016, labs in the U.S. and the U.K. were the first to report being able to sustain human embryos in vitro for up to 13 days. This development and other advances in in vitro research involving organized, embryo-like cellular structures have raised a number of questions about the rule, its genesis, application, and future scope. This conference convened experts in bioethics, stem cell research, embryology, and law to discuss the ethical underpinnings and future scope of the rule. Questions discussed included: - What are the historical, ethical and scientific rationales for establishing the 14-Day Rule? - Should the 14-Day Rule be revisited in light of recent advances? - Should the 14-Day Rule even apply to research involving the in vitro culture of embryo-like cellular structures? This event was free and open to the public. This event was sponsored by the Harvard University Office of the Vice Provost for Research, the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University, and the Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics at Harvard Law School, and the Harvard Stem Cell Institute, with support from the International Society for Stem Cell Research and the Center for Bioethics at Harvard Medical School. View the full agenda and learn more on the website: http://petrieflom.law.harvard.edu/events/details/advances-in-in-vitro-research-and-the-14-day-rule.

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Era Lagco-Franco

Bees sting,but gives us honey.Serpent bites,but it’s poison is used in medicine for treatment of cancer. Tigers attack,but because of their presence in forests,the poachers dare not to loot,The treasure like skin of deers,tusks of elephants,logs of trees etc.Elephant when gets enraged throws the Mahaut[rider on back] out and tramples the people assembled nearby.But their presence in the temple yard and their participation in procession and cart festival of God adds attraction to the ceremony.Elephants in some forest areas are also used to transport logs of wood. Crows seize the pieces of bread from the hands of tiny toddlers,But they keep the environment clean by picking worms and rotten things spread around the area. Spiders web at the corners of the walls look ugly but they catch mosquitoes and flies.Cows and bulls when enraged attack with their horns.But cows give milk and bulls draw carts and plough the fields in rural areas.When the dogs become mad they bite and humans get rabies,But they are homely and faithful in nature.The dog guards the master and his house.Monkeys are a nuisance but the trained ones entertain humans by their aerobatics.Donkeys kick with their hinder legs but they carry loads.Horses are powerful and proud.They are not honest.When humans invest them in races and use them for gambling they may ruin them, if luck fails.But they serve as means of livelihood for the poor who use them to draw carts.Fishing,rearing of hens and pigs in farms also provide employment for the humans.Birds eat the grains in fields but they pick the worms that cause the disease to the plants or burrow the plants.The dancing peacock represents pride.Swan stands for graceful movement,cocky means arrogant,Eagle’s eye represents sharp view,fox represents cunningness and wisdom. When child learns to speak,we appreciate-” the child speaks like a parrot”.When a lady sings melodiously we appreciate-“she sings like a cuckoo’.Wild boars dug the soil and eat root vegitables like carrot,potatoes etc.Scientists say that they may be used to detect silent bombs buried underground,During second world war in Germany and other places ,where the metal detectors and police dogs have failed to find out.

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