Abhay Bang and Rani Bang are Indian social activists and researchers working in the field of community health in the Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra, India. They have revolutionized healthcare for the poorest people in India and have overseen a programme that has substantially reduced infant mortality rates in one of the most poverty-stricken areas in the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF have endorsed their approach to treating newborn babies and the programme is currently being rolled out across India and in parts of Africa. Abhay and Rani Bang founded the Society For Education, Action and Research in Community Health (SEARCH) – a non-profit organisation, which is involved in rural health service and research. The couple is the winner of the Maharashtra Bhushan Award. Sanjay Gandhi Postgraduate Institute of Medical Sciences, Lucknow has conferred honourary doctorates on Abhay and Rani Bang. SNDT Women's University, Mumbai has also awarded honoris causa to Rani Bang. The Lancet has honoured the couple as "the pioneers of health care in rural India". Abhay and Rani Bang are the first recipients of the Distinguished Alumni Award from the Department of International Health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. They were also inducted into the Johns Hopkins Society of Scholars. The Bangs are honoured for their leadership in community-based health care that is now helping to save the lives of millions of the most vulnerable newborns and children. During their careers, the Bangs have helped foster a renaissance in community-based primary health care. In 2016, Johns Hopkins University conferred the Distinguished Alumni Award upon them.
This is a chapter of a book on the history, discovery, and mechanism of superconductivity all the way to the present search on the mechanism for High-Tc superconductors.
http://arxiv.org/abs/cond-mat/0608368
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Well I'm going to be a senior in high school this coming school year, and since it's starting to get close to the time to apply to colleges I've been doing a lot of research into colleges. I've been taking math classes at a local university since the summer after my sophmore year of high school...
it seems a silly question.
how to figure out the most important journal in this field?
can I serch by the impact factor?how can I use it?
I am a beginner in this branch, and I am confused in how to find out the important artical which imapct this field a lot.
http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0603219
Authors: Jorge Melendez (1,2), Katie Dodds-Eden (1), Jose A. Robles (1) (1) RSAA/Mt Stromlo Observatory (Australia), (2) Caltech (USA), UNMSM (Peru)
Comments: ApJ letters, in press
Despite the observational effort carried out in the last few decades...
Ya i have this search thing on my computer and i don't know how to get rid of it. It is under my the address bar at the top of the screen, every new window i start up has it on there. It has links to porn and gambling and other things little kids, like my brother and sister that use this...
http://arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0601469
Comparative Planetology and the Search for Life Beyond the Solar System
Charles A. Beichman, Malcolm Fridlund, Wesley A. Traub, Karl R. Stapelfeldt, Andreas Quirrenbach, Sara Seager
To Appear in Protosars and Planets V
"The study of planets beyond...
This is a classic.
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Physics refutes this. From "New Scientist" December 1989:
In Search of Schrodinger's Reindeer.
With the festive season upon us, many scientific minds will yet again
be attempting to solve that perennial chestnut, the Travelling Santa
Problem (or TSP)...
OK, so this is spawning off from a discussion between myself and some of my physics inclined friends. We were talking about E&M and electrostatic units (i.e. statcoulombs) and how it results in nice things like \epsilon_0 being 1. If we then go further and define length and time appropriately...
The title of the thread is from the quote:
As I'm trying to mitigate a deluge of climate alarms in the adjacent forum perhaps it may be time to understand what is really going on. That's why it's basically social science, understanding group behavior perhaps. Before I continue, please...
Hi, I'm wondering if any of you have any good websites that help in the search for graduate programs. Hopefully they'll have some reviews of programs in physics. I need to search for schools that will actually accept a non Physics bachelors (i.e. Electronic Engineering). I'm particularly...
I have spun this thread off from the movie review on to discuss theories and evidence for the proposition that the legendary figure King Arthur was or was not based on one or more historical prototypes. We can also include posts on the various sources for the legends and their comparison...
Well... I've been modeling and rendering scenes in maya quite while ago, like 3 months, i like this software.. still i don't think it is the ultimate one(as if there is such a thing), anyhow i would guess there is a software that completes maya and would give me almost what all the 3D world...
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This isn't really homework...but I was wondering if there is anyone out there who is participating in the International Talent Search organised for the World Year of Physics. I'm from India and people here seem to be clueless about the competition. I don't know anybody else who is...
Something strange is going on when I'm using search engines like google and yahoo.
At first my homepage was google, but it started to play up because it was coming up with elusive results. For one thing at the top when it shows found 50 of approximately 51,356, now the numbers are very...
In another thread we talked about converting to a durable economy that is not dependent on fossil fuel. Now flexibility on energy and mobility seem to be inverse proportional. In static plants you can use anything that's available. Cars are more limited although there is still a range of...
I'm asking this question here because this is probably the smartest community I'm apart of. My sister is 18, pregnant, and looking for a home near us here in minnesota. She's looking for something around $100,000 maximum $110,000. I was searching for real estate searches...and I came across a...
Anyone here running Windows XP?
I was wondering if the Google Desktop Search engine was impressive.
Apparently this engine is only compatible on Windows XP systems.
I have read that Microsoft intends to release their own version of a desktop search engine at the end of this year...
Is there a library in java I can use to make AVL trees.
See we have this project where we have to store students in a Binary search tree and then have access to their stuff... anyway is there a structure I can just import to be able to use it... or do I have to implement my own generic tree?[
Hi all,
I once read an article about a sort of matrix theory: that we are only a computer simulation which a supercumputer runs in the future to let the people experience there what the past was like. Does that ring a bell to anyone? I really need this article again but am not sure what...
If you are in the US and in the age range of 10 to 19 years old, here's an opportunity for you to show your physics talent.
http://www.physics2005.org/events/talentsearch/index.html
If you are not in the US, please check with your respective professional physics organization if they are...
I was advised to buy "Dissapearing Cryptography S2- Information Hiding:Steganography and Watermarking" by Peter Wayner and "Linear Time Invariant Systems" by Martin Schetzen. I am clueless as to whether they are good for me or not, I am studying about Cryptography and System Engineering...Anyone...
Hey Guys,
I have read, Schrödinger's Kittens and the Search for Reality by John Gribbin and also "The Whole Shebang" by Timothy Ferris. I have also read a lot of books on Cosmology. What I'm looking for now is a book specifically on Quantum mechanics that is light on the math. (Only have a...
While searching a topic on Google, I ran across a link that lead to Physicsforums so I clicked the link.
The next thing I knew, my computer was under massive attack. Viruses were being delivered as anti-virus warning windows began popping up. Spybots and Malware were being delivered - found...
Greetings,
When I was still in college, a professor commented that it was possible that gravity was not a force. He based this on the observation that gravity didn’t seem to have opposite charges. The force of electricity has positive and negative. Gravity does not seem to have such...
Ive lived with this for ages now, and I am kinda used to it. But now that I've stumbled upon this wonderful little forum here i was wonder if anyone could tell me why non/very few of the most common search engines will work on my PC?
Heres what gets returned to me when i enter most sires such...
meaning of life come think of it, it's just a fulfilment of pleasure, right?
pleasure is something we gain, and got sick of it, and search for better pleasure so life goes on. therefore it seems never had an end, like a gambling , which we only stop and leave if we r out of life force...
For one of my classes, I am choosing to write a paper on either String Theory or the search for the theory of everything.
The paper will not be very technical, rather it will deal with the effects of these theories, and how they will effect our planet, and the way we view life.
These ideas...
I read John Gribbon's In Search of Schrodinger's Cat recently and have spent many moments puzzling over the implications of QM.
Particularly this passage:
Imagine an arrangement that records which hole an electron goes through but let's it pass on its way to the detector screen. Now the...
Where are we?
I mean-where is planet Earth?
Where is the Milky Way?
Where is the universe?
Everyone (every man) strives for a context by which to define his or her location. You can keep drawing greater circles around your apparent position, but you never end with an answer. The answer...
TUZFC
the general idea is to find a way to axiomatize a universal set into existence in a way that doesn't contradict other axioms.
there are potential ways this might be done, including
1. changing the subsets axiom
2. using ternary logic and changing all axioms
1 would go something...
Ok, is my blame for not wanting to buy a Group theory book, but anyway:
I'm searching the correct definition for the Lie groups SO(n) and SU(n), and these are the definitions that I've found until now:
Well, what's the correct definition?? Or, if they are wrong, what's the exact definition of...
In search of "G"
Just a little story I wrote the other day, I hope it is both amusing and profound and if it aint well...what can I say??
In search for G
Once upon a time in a not to distant present, lived a man that every one wanted to find and understand. His Name started with the...
The search for constancy
Indeed human nature requires us to search for consistency and constancy.
However in mother nature as with human nature we see little constancy and even less of consistency.
Is it possible that we are trying to prove constancy where in fact there is none?
If...
"The last time climber Yo****eru Takahashi found what he believes is the lair of the elusive yeti, high in the Himalayas, his camera developed a fault due to the altitude and extreme cold. But he is confident that this time around he will finally prove the "abominable snowman" exists."...
I'm new to the forum here; so I might say hi here.. I have a great interest in Science; and am highly ambitious; althoug I am a bit indolent in body, seeing that I never exercise. ^^ May I ask this question; and could you all also give some essential information to a newbie on these forums...
Who knows of a good equation editor?
I have used the one that comes with MS Word, and I find it very convenient. Changes in my circumstances will take this editor out of my reach, so I need to find a new one. I found one that is called "Equation Illustrator V." It is clearly more...
About this I actually was asked by a friend. Its bold direct and makes one think. I enjoy such questions.
Is the search for truth, in the end, worth it? What about truth is there that makes it so prized by so many philosphers? In the end is it really worth taking the blue pill? (pardone the...
The Forth Worth Star-Telegram reports that police have erased all records pertaining to their search of/for 50+ Democrats from Texas who evadeda quorum to prevent gerrymandering. Some Democrats compare it to Watergate. Also, the Department of Homeland Security got involved for some reason...