Associate Professor Informatics @ Indiana University, Bloomington- Graduate Programs Director
- Andrews-Dalkilic Laboratory @ Dept. Biology Indiana University, Blooomington
- Associate Director Bioinformatics @ Indiana University, Bloomington
- Associate Center for Genomics and Bioinformatics
- Adjunct Assistant Professor Computer Science
- AGEP Faculty
- H101, TR, 2:30-3:45pm, I107, F lab 9:00am-10:00am
- I519, WM, 10:10am-11:15am, I107, F lab 10:00am-11:00am
- Capstone, typically R at 7:00pm
- WM, 12:00pm-6:00pm, Myers
Current PhD and Masters students
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James Costello is working on Indigene which is an applied systems biology project combining genome-scale data for Drosophila m. Jim is co-advised by Justen Andrews in the Dept. of Biology and Drosophila Genome Resource Center (DGRC). -
Scott Beason is working on Electronic Health Records. He has had extensive experience working at Microsoft, Price Waterhouse, and several start-up companies. He is also interested in large software projects in C# -
Chingqing (Andy) Lin is working on discovery in chemical and systems biology (Indigene) networks. He is currently on hiatus working for Oracle right now and making bank
In the talk I promised that I would post whether I'd be giving a seminar on how to study--so visit this page to find out.
I have a policy committee meeting tomorrow with the Dean.
The details of the Golfing tournament my niece is playing in Thursday, June 23
My niece is quite the golfer--first place in her age group this week in the Girls PGA
By next week I will have submitted two small NIH grants with Dr. Brown from the UV Medical School.
With several other authors, I've submitted a paper to ICDM
The word of the day is pullulate--which effloresce in a sence--copiousness--increase quickly. It's a good word. This is from dictionary.com. One of the quotations is by Borges, "...and heads monstrously pullulate in mutual conjunction..."
A former, talented student of mine is living in France--making music I believe Brandon
Completed the survey from Indiana CTSI (Clinical and Translation Science Institute)
Answered query about the MS program from Colin who has done work in MEL (Maya's scripting language).
Of significant importance is NSF's proposed revisions in review criteria. In particular, the "broadening of broader impact" will likely affect proposals the most.
Please read NSF changes
From a colleague who will remain nameless unless I am otherwise instructed: 21
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Finished reading Lies! Lies! Lies! The Psychology of Deceit by C.V. Ford, M.D. I'll post notes soon. - (edited June 21, 2011, 10:54 AM)
Grading Android
Letters of recommendation - 12:55 PM
Dear Staff Letter
Met with K.S. and discussed awesome future
Withdrew name from Div C Chair
Met Dr. Feresu in School of Health—she does epidemiology—will discuss project
Program Computer Science Meeting
Complete CS MS admissions
- 12:58 PM
I will speak with Pedro Villurruel on Tuesday at 1:00pm about the mobile device classes I've been teaching.
CACR Talk Tuesday: http://cacr.iu.edu/sites/cacr.iu.edu/files/Shelat.pdf
SPEAKER:
abhi shelat Assistant Professor of Computer Science School of Engineering and Applied Science University of Virginia
TOPIC:
TITLE: The Price of Secure Collaboration
We frame the notion of secure collaboration as one about the ability for several parties p1,...,pn, who privately hold inputs x1,...,xn respectively, to jointly compute some function f(x1,...,xn).
In this talk, we discuss two aspects about the *price* of security. How much extra communication and computation are necessary? What extra assumptions about ``parties following the instructions" need to be made? We partially answer these questions by Presenting recent work that addresses these factors.
For the two-party case, we first present a recently designed system that achieves security against a malicious adversaries with the lowest communication and computation among all known solutions.
For the multi-party case, we introduce a new threshold fully homomorphic encryption scheme. This system allows a set of players to generate a public key pk for which each party has a share sk_i of the secret key. We also develop a proof of knowledge of plaintext and a collaborative decryption procedure for this system. By combining these methods, we construct the first secure multi-party computation protocol that allows evaluation of a function $f$ using communication that is independent of the circuit description of $f$.
The talk covers joint work with Chih-hao Shen, and with Steve Myers and Mona Sergi.
- 2:26 PM
Youtube for c290
Working on admissions for CS MS
Answered T.G. on program
Repy to NSF review panel inquiry
Submitted admission information for MS in Bioinformatics
Sought help for minority student M.R.--funding
Completed Athletic Dept's Kiosk with Jayce
Spoke with student from India about MS CS program
Watch sponsored intramural (we won!)
Meet T.G. for three letters for overseas study
Will call WFIU’s Pedro Villarruel who is writing an article on Application for mobile devices. - (edited March 2, 2011, 11:49 AM)
Jobs
Centocor, Inc., a member of Johnson and Johnson's family of companies, is recruiting. Please visit www.jnj.com/careers for(1) Principal Research Scientist, Network Pharmacology
(2) Associate Director, Molecular Profiling
MS Advising Tip
One can use any course with a middle digit of 0/1 to fulfill the foundations requirements, e.g., B501 or B503. In some very rare cases, it would be possible to use the undergraduate versions of B501 and B503 but that would require special permission from the Director.Internship
The Unit for Natural Language Processing at the Digital Enterprise Research Institute (DERI: http://www.deri.ie/) of the National University of Ireland, Galway invites applications for an internship in information mining. The successful applicant will have the following responsibilities:1. Research: topic clustering. We are currently extracting over 27,000 topics from scientific publications using NLP techniques, and need a reliable and efficient technique to cluster these so that they are more manageable in our expert-finding application’s user interface. This could be hierarchical topic clustering (super topics and sub topics in a tree structure) or some other suitable way determined by research.
2. Development: crawling. We are currently identifying further sources of both documents and metadata describing the documents, and need infrastructure to be setup and run to effectively crawl this information for subsequent information extraction. This will involve the setting up and administration of databases, metadata stores and open source crawling tools, as well as the development of some custom screen-scraping tools.
3. Any other tasks required of them.
The work will be carried out in the context of an ongoing industrial research collaboration, and internally with DERI's Unit for Information Mining and Retrieval. Internships are aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate students, with a duration of 3-12 months and will be remunerated at EUR 1000 per month (EUR 1200 for postgraduate students).
DERI is a leading research institute in semantic technologies that offers a stimulating, dynamic and multi-cultural research environment, excellent ties to research-groups worldwide, close collaboration with industrial partners and up-to-date infrastructure and resources. The DERI Unit for Natural Language Processing (http://nlp.deri.ie/) has a focus on applied research in ontology-based information extraction, semantic-level text mining and the use of linguistic and semantic methods in information retrieval. The unit develops methods for the efficient application of NLP tools in combination with domain semantics as specified in ontologies, thesauri and other knowledge organisation systems for relevant use cases. Research is carried out in close cooperation with the DERI Unit for Information Mining and Retrieval (http://uimr.deri.ie/) in the context of the DERI Semantic Information Mining stream (http://sim.deri.ie/) as well as with other DERI units.
Please send an expression of interest, preferably with links to relevant previous study and/or research experience, by August 1st to: - (edited July 26, 2010, 4:43 PM)
She got the point!
My niece's results for Indiana's Golf Foundation Course: Crestview Golf Course(Muncie , IN)
Results for contest Girls 10-11:
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1 Claire Cameron Martinsville, IN 32 -4
2 Reece Malapit Muncie, IN 39 +3
3 Alexis Miestowski Schererville, IN 40 +4
Lexie's 1st hole put up a challenge--but she came back to third!
Nathan's band--please view: tenstrikemusic - (edited July 23, 2010, 2:59 PM)
Reply to John M.
Reply to Suzanne. M
Average salaries of School of Informatics and Computing undergraduates...
Meeting Gregory, Jim, and Lisa at LH 215 3:00pm
Create oncourse site for CS (Andrew)
Emipire to fix my airconditioning and heater
MS issue from Jenny
Name of my second semester graduate class:Fundamentals and Applications of Information Theory
Discuss with Anoop last part of Algorithms
Fetal Blood presence in maternal blood paper--Greg
During my Professor's Perspective, I wrote down some thoughts about Some Suggestions
Here's one of the requests:
Sent: Sunday, July 18, 2010 6:42 PM To: Dalkilic, Mehmet M. Subject:
Dr. Dalkilic, I was at the July 15th & 16th orientation and did not recieve one the the papers that you were passing around the crowd. Could you please send me the PDF file if it is not too much trouble. I would also like to thank you for the Border's Books gift card and for making Orientation enjoyable.
Thank you, Lucas H.
Met with Kalpana
Another nice email:
Hello, my name is Nathan K* and I attended the orientation meeting you gave in the auditorium a couple days ago. I accepted the offer for the gift card and am emailing you concerning what book I should get. My friend and coworkers pursuaded me into starting Dharma Bums by Jack Kerouac a few weeks ago and I've grown to really enjoy the adventurous stories and the views he has of life and religion. I'm almost finished reading it and was planning on reading either more Kerouac or start branching out to books by other poets that he knew and was friends with. I'm hoping that you encouage this choice, or if you have any other suggestions, I'm open to those as well. I'd also like to thank you for the gift card. It's extremely generous of you and I'm hoping to continue reading and talking about books with you! Sincerly, Nathan K
Chris Myle's resume
Kevin K.'s travels in China:
Dr. Dalkilic, so now i'm currently in the shandong province, which is north of beijing . I have some differences/quirkes now. my friends and I have compiled a decent list. here are the first of them. if it is hot, men just roll their shirts up above their nipples, they don't take them off they just roll them high. if you are a tall-ish white blonde man, you are a hot commodity and everyone wants pictures with you. i have taken at least two dozen pictures with asian people. ... - (edited July 20, 2010, 10:42 AM)
Meet Cuifang
Work on NIH reviews
Taxes - 2:39 PM
Dinner with Jiong and Lee and Scott
Hiring Talk
Hiring committee
Meet with Ron at Athletics
Meet Informatics Program
Meet Lightening talk
Meet guest of Center - 2:46 PM
Attend Hiring Talk
Meet with Linda
Meet with Biogroup + Esfan - (edited April 6, 2010, 1:08 PM)
Sat in for Pedja for space committee
Meeting every Thursday (even spring break) for PC
Working on Capstones
Preparing PhD qualifiers
Dealing with machines digging a hole
Midcareer Faculty Workshop, tomorrow, Friday, April 2, in the Georgian Room of the IMU, 9 – 11 am. - 3:26 PM
Policy Committee x 10
Promotion and Tenure
Meet with Simo
Meet with Visual Studio C#/iPhone Development Group
Colloquium
Working on large graphs
Working on intentional logic for ontologies
PhD Admissions / Masters Admissions
Director of Bioinformatics
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Answer email 14143 Center for Bioinformatics Research Special Talk Thursday, January 14, 2010 Dogwood Room, Indiana Memorial Union 3:00-4:00 p.m. Admission Free Yaoqi Zhou
IUPUI-School of Informatics Director & Professor Bioinformatics
From sequence to structure, to function, and back again: Integrating knowledge-based approaches with physical intuitions for protein folding, binding, and design
The Algorithms Reading Group is a group of graduate students and faculty members who meet weekly to discuss topics related to algorithms and algorithm theory. The topics covered are fairly broad, and assume a general CS background.
Our first talk of the semester is Tuesday, Jan. 12 in LH101 from 5 p.m. to ~6 p.m.,
Jeff Johnson (jj56@indiana.edu) Coordinator
Working on meeting times with Bobak and Justen
Wednesday
Meet with Paul and Dirk
Wednesday-Wednesday
Meet with PC and Bobby 11a IE210
Reference for Austin Buono
A memorial service to celebrate the life of Professor Belton will take place on Friday January 15, at 5 p.m. at the Unitarian Universalist Church on Fee Lane in Bloomington.
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I met with Billy about his internships--I suggested the difficult one. We'll see what he does. He did nominate me for Distinguished Professor in Teaching--I was very touched, but to my chagrin, a dossier is required. Having completed work on P & T (maybe a dozen) and the dossier being required in a few days, it was suggested that I try again next year. I cannot decide if it's [application process] like a water slide or a Sisyphean exercise.
I met with Bobak and Justen several times
I picked up Jim at the airport and dropped him off around 5:00am. He wanted to leave at 4:00am, because his flight was at 11:00am.
P & T writing
My sister was kind enough to make arrangements for our family for Thanks-giving, but I was encouraged not to spend 9 hours on the road for a meal at 11:30am. I miss seeing them, but Kan has no keeper.
I took my entire H101 class to Mozart's Die Zauberflöte. We were written up by the IDS by Lindsey Ferguson . I recommend Peter Branscombe's W.A. Mozort Die Zauberöte. 
If this link is stale, I found it at textbookx.com The site has a synopsis of the book:
Few operas have had more written about them than Die Zauberflote, yet few are as often exposed to misguided comment--or to idiosyncratic productions. This book sets out to provide a straightforward account of Mozart's most beloved opera, exposing the half-truths and legends that have proliferated since its first production in 1791. The sources for the opera are discussed, and there are chapters devoted to composition of the work, the authorship and qualities of the libretto, the music (analyzed by Erik Smith), early productions and performance history, and the practical problems of directing a production (examined by Anthony Besch). The book contains illustrations, a synopsis, bibliography, and discography and will be of interest to music students, scholars and operagoers.
UT edged one step closer to the championship game. A&M always plays tough, but our team prevailed. 
Jordan and Colt strollin'. I looking forward to the championship game, though we still have the Big 12 Championship.
For all you creationists out there, I secretly photographed the heart of the beast that is evolution 
. Yes, it's devoid of anything.
The cosmos did decide to reward me with an inability to go not only faster than the speed limit down Indiana, but not even 1/2 the speed.
and of course, the helpful Bloomington signs 
Chris Paulson, a student from some time ago, sent me this nice message:
Hey Dr. D, Long time no talk to, this is Chris Paulson(from class of '04) and I got an informatics booklet in the mail today and it made me think of you and I wanted to shoot you an email to see how things are going? I follow the website some and also get updates from Matt Hottell on facebook and its amazing how much things are growing around there! I would love to catch up with you and I will be down at IU sometime in the next couple months visiting my sister(shes a sophmore) and am hoping to catch a basketball game, so I will let you know when I'm gonna be there and hopefully we could meet up for a bit if you have the time. I am living in Wisconsin these days, married(no kids) and I work for GlaxoSmithKline in the Vaccines division selling to hospitals/clinics covering SW Wisconsin. Well I hope things are going well for you as I'm sure they are, and I hope to catch up with you soon. Chris
Jim explained "metrotextual" to me. Evidently, it's OK to end one's text with 'xoxox...' (how ever many are deserved, etc.) without exposing oneself--you can finish this this though.
I'm stealing this from Chelsea Lately, but when she remarked, "Do you remember when 'twilight' just meant dark outside?" I was thinking some hollywooden tax on usurping words.
Another study session of KAN for textbooks
I guess the lesson for the day is "postponed prepositions." This grammatical form is only for informal writing (that's what's believed). For example, "The paper that I was asking about is late." In this case, 'about' is the preposition, and its object is 'that'. Which is correct? "I concur (with or in or to) that proposal? The correct answer is 'in'. Prepositions are pesky elements! I've been working on my dad (whose mother tongue is not English) to rid himself of superfluous prepositions. "Where are you at?" (remove the 'at'); "Is the game over with?" (remove the 'with'). I was going to end with a passage from Voltaire's Philosphical Dictionary. Evidently I can download it for free on my unused KindleDX. Let's see how it goes. - (edited November 29, 2009, 2:50 PM)
Handed back Exam I in H101
Creating revisions for homework--this weekend.
Worked on P & T
Got Altas Shrugged, The Stranger, Pride and Prejudice, In the President's Secret Service: Behind the Scenes with Agents in the Line of Fire and the Presidents They Protect, The Lost Symbol books for students, and various music too, Brahms, Prokofiev, Mozart, Gregorian Chants; sheet music (Suites from Debussy)
While at one of the entrances of Hell (I was able to shoot two pictures before the forces of evil disabled my phone) The rolodex to the right are the souls of produce.
I was accosted by a young man who found a young praying mantis (the color and texture of grayish tree bark), distressed what to do. I promptly offered to take the mantis to somewhere safe.
and placed him in one of the trees on the west side of Kroger. Bloomington is "Tree USA", after all.
I also watched nearly half a dozen brave souls, of a larger contingent, creating The School of Informatics and Computing - Bloomington, Bloomington, Indiana's float 
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This is homecoming week--and although I like the weather, it's not conducive to crepe paper.
I must show Kan's disdain for my having to do work at home--the laptop is at the left. 
I will eventually show what he does inbetween these misleading cute, passive poses. The last thing to say is that I must be a luddite.
The last image is of my television informing me I should pay my bill...my television...What happens when the house is eventually tethered electronically, and your electric toothbrush flashes, "Pay the TV--and buy more Crest?" I'm glad I've kept the clock I had in high school--no electronic soul or enough silicon to give messages other than static or an annoying beep to rouse me from sleep. I know it's probably paranoid, but I could swear the television was trying to turn-off the other electrical devices in the room until I looked at it squarely and performed what is asked.
Meet Miles.
Let's hope for a blowout in the Red River Shoot Out. I'm looking for Colt and Shipley to have a great game, dispensing with OU. 
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It was a closer game than I would have liked, but Texas beat Colorado handily in the third and fourth quarters. For any who watched the game, Shipley and the great defense was the answer. Completed grading H101 Exam and gave an exciting homework III.
Ordered books and more music for Honors students.
Odious, necessary errands today too. I am looking forward to my new website. - (edited October 16, 2009, 4:11 PM)
Our Drosophila paper in Genome Biology has been accessed 1938 times so far and is now designated in Genome Biology as "highly accessed". Please visit Gene networks in Drosophila melanogaster: integrating experimental data to predict gene function
Beginning the onslaught of P&T cases.
Attended Life Sciences Reception Faculty/Employers/Students Wednesday, October 7th, 7:00 p.m., President’s Room- Indiana Memorial Union. - 4:56 PM
Scott and I and the gym--a the story of...well, he's very sore today LOL. His text to me is "I so ***** sore" which sums it up.
Meet Justen, Bobak and get Indigene.org back-up (Owe Dave cookies)
Group working on similar things: Rational Extension of the Ribosome Biogenesis Pathway Using Network-Guided Genetics
Jim is good
Bought Terbyte Drive for Jim's data
Kan is up to date with shots. Our vet Alice at Bloomington Vet. Hosp. was great. Alice surely must be one of the best vets in the world!
Tuesday lunched with A. The food was actually healthy AND good--she has always had exquisite taste!
Own Jayce mock-up still needed
Post Homework and class notes and finish exam grading. - (edited October 6, 2009, 5:33 PM)
Faculty Nomination
Addressing Internet Problem
UG committee
Discussed the undeniable wisdom of banning flavored cigarettes with students. I find this decision so sublime, that listening to Magnificat in D, BWV 243 Quia Respexit...Omnes Generationes
is the only means I have to fully comprehend not only the law, but also the great minds that were intrepid enough to identify and stamp out this problem. I do have an admittedly silly thought: will flavored cigarettes become among the ilk of guns, heroin, extortion...trafficking of cookie dough cigarettes. We must be vigilant.
Let's hope there's a kind of cosmic hiccup, and we beat the OSU tomorrow. So a mystery has occurred. I embarrassingly spend too much on books, mostly at Amazon and even have the Kindle DX. So the mystery--yes. After ordering 16 copies of a book for my honors class, the order, according to UPS via Amazon had shown the delivery was made two weeks prior--Sept. 16. There was a green colored bar, which I guess indicates successfully delivered. Oddly, I had not received the books. I contacted Amazon and explained about the nearly identical addresses in my planned housing division, and the likelihood the books were no more. Amazon contacted UPS, then responded to me that UPS ackowledged deliverying the books to the wrong address. True to Amazon's wonderful service, it sent me an additional 16 books at no charge overnight. Herein lies the mystery. UPS delivered what appears to be the original order that night, then the duplicate order the day after. Amazon did not send three orders of 16 books (I've just spoken to them). How could UPS have delivered the books, yet ostensively deliver the same order to me weeks later? Hmm.
Just finished reading Lies! Lies!! Lies!!! The Psychology of Deceit. It's interesing, though somewhat dated, account of lies through the lens of a psychiatric physician. I encourage reading of the book, if for no other reason than to dispel widely held mythoi of affectation, ability to detect lying, and so forth.
One of my I101 students is now graduating. William Falotico is an amazing student, and from what I've seen, just as an amazing employee. Please visit his website to read more about this young man who came to me as an enthusiastic 18 yo and is going to the Kelley soon. - (edited October 2, 2009, 2:44 PM)
Meet with Andrew
Meeting for Division C P&T (from 3:00pm until somewhere near 9:00pm)--in I105 no less.
Meet at Hutton Honor's College (Sunday)
Meet with Hutton Honor's College (Private)
Write letter of nomination.
Meet with Scott
I've finished The First Word: The Search for the Origins of Language. It's more of a survey, but informative; there is a decent mix of philosophy, biology, and speculation. Like "Nutureshock" I have to post notes later. I will post my first exam which included readings from by MacFarlane, The Information Paradox by Thorp, and Doubt by Hect. These may be a strange trio--and they are. MacFarlane's book as a fascinating social network of accusations. It bares an eerie similarity to Facebook (in its connections). Thorp's book discusses the apparent dogma that technology improves situations, but somehow the improvement is elusive to quantify or even formally recognize. This is particular true with IT. Hecht's book offers a "doubters" quiz. I was interested in seeing where on the scale they stand. We'll see tomorrow.
Meet with Chris
I'll be doing the accounting for my class and the Lotus Festival. I paid for the ticket, if a student attended. My order of 16 books, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat was delivered to another address--similar to mine. Unfortunately, the resident disposed of the books somehow (I'm thinking burning, but using them for the small, loud dog--think birdcage--is another alternative). I'm contacting various state and federal agencies to see if this somewhat mean-spirited reproach is actionable. I hope it is--not the least of which is because I'd like my items back LOL. I presume the resident is unfamiliar with any technology post 1960--so, this blog will be unread. - 3:58 PM
Jim and Lisa have graduated and now reside on the east coast in a beautiful--but haunted--house. Our paper--really the core of Jim's work--Gene networks in Drosophila melanogaster: integrating experimental data to predict gene function in Genome Biology. The work is the first integration of genome-wide experimental data for fly. Jim's post-doc'ing at Collin's lab studying sythetic and systems biology. Lisa's at Brown doing her post-doc. Moving Jim's furniture with DL, Scott, Brian (and eventually...eventually Richie and his new sidekick) was a study in how a collectin of Type A personalities that run the gamut of OCD, which needs to be treated because it's so severe (Scott had to take calming breaths as we stacked boxes) to OCD, which needs to be treated because it's so severed (I wanted to understand why anyone would move cardboardesque furniture). BTW, a shoutout and apology to Jim's mother. I didn't know it was a gift, but in my defense, Jim couldn't explain what it actually was.
My 2nd year honors class is a blast. I'll be posting images and URLs from them too. There was even a waiting list to get in LOL. Unfortunately, like Charlie: they are locked in. Props to Nick for wearing Harry Potter's cloak LOL.
Kan's brother passed away two months ago. Oakley was a remarkable canine--wildly tempermental, mischievious, and loving. Kan and I both miss him. Kan's doing very well--our last daily walk he tried to bring down a deer. He's feral; I don't care what anyone has to say.
Justen and I are continuing Jim's work--and I have a number of projects ongoing. Being on the P&T committee eats up a lot of time--but it's important--especially in light of the changes this year at IU.
The Lotus Festival is this week. I can't say for sure, but it seems a couple of the flowers I worked on a couple of years ago are floating amongst the pages LOL. I did graphics anonymously for Lotus as succor for someone who, as it turns out, is really an insect. Now, with a priori help from me, which I solemnly regret, it (the afore mentioned insect) has managed to burrrow its way into a medical school and infest other people. I had thought an email (what I know now as a disingenuous response to an initial email from me about a graduation) was nothing more than mimicking friendly, human communication. Okay--it's what insects do, right? Or don't do--no disrespect to people who own "pet" roaches. But my gut tells me, the roaches would be in the same (lack of) state of mind, rollining crap in the wild as they would be housed in a cup (rolling in crap). In the end, being an insect is its own unawares punishment. One fewer bug in Bloomington. octies novem: sit omni genere laborum fatigatue exorit.
Today we review the three cases of our division...Division C. I don't know why it's C. I'm a faculty fellow for Briscoe--we need to set a time to all meet. NP hard for sure. I've given Josh a code so his "association" (of 250 people) (which I doubt) and all watch Sunny in Philoflorida or some such.
I just finished reading Nuture Shock by Bronson and Merryman. Not very technical, but an excellent collection (compiled by the authors) of recent work by scientists on cognitive research of growing-up. Much of the mythos of raising and dealing with the young and young adults are directly studied--and some provocative (at least for now) results have begun to emerge. As I write this, I wonder about the results had the scientists studied insects too? I've finished three others this week--but time, the devourer calls me thither. I'll look for the books' images--makes it so much more palatable when recommending them.
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Full faculty meeting on structure
Meet with Geoffrey on Graduate Programs
Meet with Claudia, Simon, Geoffrey
Email Dean of George Washington Medical School
Kan comes back from the vet--I pray he'll be ok.
Working on biological validation for paper in Justen's lab.
Working on calling GPC initial meeting.
If you like great music I recommend Reneé Fleming, Handel Arias
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