The Fibrinogen Memoirs: Journeys of a Clot Doctor by Michael W. Mosesson from IPBooks.net

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Dr Michael Mosesson’s book, describing his vast contributions to the field of fibrinogen research, is full of rich and often very funny anecdotes of encounters during his « Journeys of a Clot Doctor ».  His seminal publications on the structure and function of fibrinogen, a fascinating (and beautiful!) molecule, and how it is converted to fibrin, have inspired many scientists in the field, including me. Readers who have had the chance to discuss and debate with “Mike” at one of the Fibrinogen Workshops organised by the International Fibrinogen Research Society, the founding of which is described in a very entertaining chapter of this book, will immediately recognize his wit and style. All readers will appreciate the life-time dedication it takes to answer certain research questions and initiate others which sometimes have to be handed over to the next generation of passionate scientists.

–Marguerite Neerman-Arbez, University of Geneva, Switzerland. Marguerite Neerman-Arbez has received several international scientific Continue reading The Fibrinogen Memoirs: Journeys of a Clot Doctor by Michael W. Mosesson from IPBooks.net

Bodleian Libraries announces major new benefaction to secure future of Hebrew and Jewish curatorship

Click Here to Read: Bodleian Libraries announces major new benefaction to secure future of Hebrew and Jewish curatorship:  The Bodleian Libraries are pleased to announce that the future of the Libraries’ Curator of Hebraica & Judaica has been secured thanks to a generous benefaction on the Bodleian website on January 18, 2021. 

Memory’s Eyes by Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

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American Board of Psychoanalysis Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau, PhD, FABP

MEMORY’S EYES is a contemporary New York Oedipus novel. It is written for readers who enjoy playing with concepts and storylines, here namely the classical Oedipus myth, Sophocles’ three Theban plays, the psychoanalytical concept of the Oedipus complex, and its pop-cultural adaptations in cartoons and jokes. Consequently, this novel is meant to be tragic and funny, playful, but also uncomfortable. Ann, a modern Antigone, candidate in training at a psychoanalytic institute, relives and rethinks the complex story of her wide-ranging family clan. The Prologue reminds the readers of the myth’s characters and destinies, and yet they will find themselves simultaneously knowing and not knowing, anticipating and being surprised by the truth’s revelations.

“In Memory’s Eyes Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau renews the emotional richness of psychoanalysis and ancient myth. Even Continue reading Memory’s Eyes by Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau