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    Research Statement Past research accomplishments. Probing the dynamics of neuronal activities is crucial to understand the complex mechanisms of the brain and related diseases. Thus, there are great demands on optogenetic indicators for neuronal activities. However, engineering desired optogenetic indicators is a well-known challenge, probably due to the delicate sensing mechanisms, and the lack of effective high-throughput screen. To tackle this, I developed several novel molecular evolution…

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    Sun Microsystems in the early 1990s and was originally called OAK. They had five goals for its development. These were that it was to use an object-oriented approach, run on multiple operating systems, contain built-in support, for using computer networks, execute code from remote sources securely, and be easy to use. It was the first programming language that wasn’t tied to a particular operating system and…

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    learning and visual processing several times in my project proposals. Both his research methods using combined experimental and computational approaches, including biophysical neural models, and interests in synaptic plasticity and neural dynamics ideally matches with my research potential and experiences. I believe that my neuroscience and computation knowledge would profoundly contribute to the development of neural models, integrated with experimental results, for research projects on neural…

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    Organizational learning is a process of detecting and correcting error.” — (Argyris, 1977). Learning play pivotal role in health care. Learning allows people to adjust to demands and changing circumstances. Patients and families learn different methods to improve their health and ways how they can adjust to their medical conditions. Improved health status have unstable outcome due to this, Organizational learning is essential in Health care organizations to keep pace with changing ecological…

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    theories: (1) Theory of Self-Care, (2) The Self-Care Deficit Theory, and (3) The Theory of Nursing Systems. Orem’s approach is to…

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    of power system and liberals with the power of trade, interdependency and democracy, constructivists are most concerned with the power of ideas. For constructivists, political order arises from a shared understanding amongst individuals. In this, people’s understanding of their interests is shaped by the ideas that they adopt. Constructivists argue that international reality is socially constructed. They are primarily concerned with the role of ideas in shaping the international system.…

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    Indeed shows high end chemical engineering jobs may include a plant manager who supervises at the highest level a factory, or a senior research and development engineer who will use the scientific process to find cheaper, more efficient ways to produce an item, or entirely new designs and products themselves. The variety of positions available shows the dynamic nature of chemical engineering and how it can apply to many different fields. In most of these fields, there seems to be at least one…

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    that consists of lifespan development, career counseling theory, group counseling, clinical interventions, introduction to psychological testing, and ethics and multicultural issues in clinical and counseling psychology. In lifespan development course erudite grasp the ability to apply information of lifespan development from infancy through adulthood plus human development procedure and milestones. They learn to examine and assess theories and approaches for human development and examine the…

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    human and family development. Firstly, family structure and boundaries are transactional (Perosa, 2009). When a behaviour or role within the family changes for one member, another family member is impacted and their behaviour and role also changes as a result (Perosa, 2009). The assumption is that for every action, there is a corresponding reaction, and changes made by individual family members impact other members and the family dynamic as a whole. Human and family development is influenced…

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    The 1990-1991 Gulf War was the first true test of the modern US Army. The Army was armed and equipped with some of the best weapon systems in the world. After Vietnam the US Army underwent major changes in organization, structure, and philosophy. Following the Vietnam War, the Army went through significant changes in preparation to fight with the Soviet Union or Korea. The preparations for these conflicts led to the defeat of the fourth largest Army in the world in Operation Desert Storm.…

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