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Community of Science (COS)


Community of Science (COS) is the leading international resource for medical, health related, and scientific research funding information and opportunities. COS has a knowledge management system for individual and institutions, an expertise database, and an abstract management system.
]]> Thu, 17 Jan 2008 06:49:02 GMT <![CDATA[Entry for December 25, 2007]]> http://promotingresearch.com/blog.html?p=23 New Articles Published



Student research in a medical school in Western Nepal

http://www.promotingresearch.com/e1.html



Reading Medical Journals: A Beginners guide for Medical Students

http://www.promotingresearch.com/e2.html



The Health Effects of Floods in Pakistan

http://www.promotingresearch.com/e3.html



Earthquake Tragedy 2005: Rescue Efforts and the Lessons Learnt

http://www.promotingresearch.com/e4.html



Observership, Research and Externship in the United States

http://www.promotingresearch.com/e5.html



Send in your comments regarding the new articles published or the topics/discussions you would want to appear on PromtingResearch.



Good Wishes.

]]> Tue, 25 Dec 2007 14:12:46 GMT <![CDATA[Have your say regarding Access to 40,000 online books to Researchers/Universities in Pakistan by HEC]]> http://promotingresearch.com/blog.html?p=16 Access to 40,000 online books to
Researchers/Universities in Pakistan

"The Higher Education Commission (HEC) has launched ebrary to provide 40,000 online books in addition to 23,000 journals that have been made available through the Digital Library Programme. The e-books support programme will allow researchers to
access most of the important text and reference books electronically in a variety of subject areas."

http://www.digitallibrary.edu.pk/

]]> Thu, 13 Sep 2007 04:20:22 GMT <![CDATA[Conferences and Events]]> http://promotingresearch.com/blog.html?p=11 Conferences and Events



This is to bring to your notice that a system has been developed by Mr. Murad Ali Bana (Aga Khan University) to keep researchers/scientists informed of conferences / workshops / lectures that are being held world wide. It has e-mail addresses of doctors, trainees, residents, para-medical staff and pharmaceutical companies all across the world.



The objective of the group is to disseminate information as widely as possible. There are many Institutions/ hospitals where posters/brochures are not been placed. Professionals at these institutions may thus be informed by this Group.



This group was initiated and is managed by him in his free time as a public service to the Medical Community. Along with this, Events Updates has now joined hands with PromotingResearch.com in further promoting the
cause.



Subject wise updates on events and conferences can now be accessed from the "Upcoming Conferences" section on our website.

http://www.promotingresearch.com/events



We hope that you benefit from this endeavor of ours.

Good Wishes,

The Editor,

PromotingResearch.com

]]> Thu, 06 Sep 2007 16:58:06 GMT <![CDATA[Articles for other 'recipients of care' and allied coworkers]]> http://promotingresearch.com/blog.html?p=4 Excepts from new suggestions for the website is now about,

"--- having a separate section or articles for other 'recipients of care' and allied co-workers. "

(Akhil Abhijnhan)

10/90 Student Journal would be for students; 10/90 Research Journal would be of great use to researchers, students and scientists.

It would, therefore be of great use to have a separate section to educate other recipients of health care as well as people involved in Health Policy and Planning; people who make key decisions for the country.

]]> Tue, 14 Aug 2007 15:28:31 GMT <![CDATA[Suggestion for Synopses Section]]> http://promotingresearch.com/blog.html?p=3 Synopses Section/Forum:



A very good suggestion has been put forward by one of the members of the editorial board:



"If I may suggest something, it might be nice to have a forum where anyone could write synopses of papers, write hypotheses and maybe send a pdf to anyone who asks for it. I dont know, since my job these days is to read alot of papers, I presume others will also like this excercise, it would also become a forum for discussion." (Ahmed Ijaz Gilani)



Based on this we are now inviting research synopses and hypotheses for PromotingResearch.com.



Along with this, further discussion and blog could be made at:



http://researchsynopses.blogspot.com/



Good Wishes.



]]> Wed, 08 Aug 2007 19:36:40 GMT <![CDATA[Have your Say]]> http://promotingresearch.com/blog.html?p=1 Have your say regarding any aspect of research, our website or the open access student journal.

Help generate useful discussions and ideas to promote research.

Contribute and share your ideas, views, opinions and perspectives on research and Open Access with students and researchers from around the world.



PromotingResearch.com



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