You may be interested in a page I pulled from my extensive file of nonsensical jottings after
reading a recent News and Analysis item,“Grant applicants take note”(CMAJ 1998; 158 [5] …

You may be interested in a page I pulled from my extensive file of nonsensical jottings after
reading a recent News and Analysis item,“Grant applicants take note”(CMAJ 1998; 158 [5] …

You may be interested in a page I pulled from my extensive file of nonsensical jottings after
reading a recent News and Analysis item,“Grant applicants take note”(CMAJ 1998; 158 [5] …

Why would anyone thank a publisher for his permission to reprint an article as part of a
dissertation, instead of thanking the publisher for printing it in the first place?

This essay extends some observations made by the author to Dan Marmion, in his editorial,"
The Bully Pulpit," in the June 1999 issue of Information Technology and Libraries. His …

Do you need more money to pursue your research ideas? Have you considered applying for
a grant? Did you know that the amount of federal funds for research on information …

Many of us have put in our best-faith efforts in writing journal articles or grant proposals, only
to receive savage reviews. I recently received a savage review of an article I co-wrote and …

Suppose I don't give this dissertation a title. In such a case am I responsible for not giving my
dissertation a title? Does my responsibility for not giving my dissertation a title require that I …

The INTERNET IS A FRESH FIELD ABOUNDING WITH INTRIGUING RESEARCH
QUESTIONS. Much of its allure stems from being a unique and increasingly ubiquitous …

W hen scientists apply for grants to support their work, typically from government-funded
research councils or charities, they write a detailed scientific justification to explain why the …