Burke, James

Burke, James F. The "Go-Between" as Hermetic Agent in Celestina. Cauda Pavonis 6, no. 2 (Fall 1987) 1-4. 

Burke, James. Connections. New York Simon Schuster, 2007. Describes linkages between inventions throughout history. 

Robert A. Alberty Warren W. Brandt Donald G. Davis William J. Burke James F. Hornig W. Donald Cooke S. E. Wiberley Robert H. Baker Wouter Bosch C. Ernest Birchenall Armin H. Gropp Francis J. Behai Harrison Shull Harold S. Bailey James R. Arnold Martin J. Kamen J. Reid Shelton Wesley J. Dale F. I. Brownley, Jr. William K. Easley Frederick T. Wall Edward L. Alexander Frank H. Hurley R. F. Kruh... 

See James A. Bennett, The Longitude and the New Science , Vistas in Astronomy, 28 (1985), 219—25 Bennett, The Mechanics Philosophy David W. Waters, Nautical Astronomy and the Problem of Longitude , in John G. Burke (ed.). The Uses of Science in the Age of Newton (Berkeley, 1983), 144-69. 

James, J.M., Sixbey, J.P., Helm, R.M., Bannon, G.A., Burks, A.W. 1997. Wheat alpha-amylase inhibitor A second route of allergic sensitization. J Allergy Clin Immunol 99 239-244. 

Lineweaver-Burk plot - Michaelis-Menten kinetics Lingane, James J. 

James D. Burke, Rohm and Haas I will be brief. Excellent talk. I think the Meyerhoff Program is something that should be exported to every major metropolitan area, because your program works. I think it is not just because you have a charismatic leader like Freeman Hrabowski. More important, your faculty seems to have taken it on as a mission. I think that is more important than having a very public leader—not that you do not want both. It is the faculty who see the students day after day and who influence them day by day. If the faculty wants the Meyerhoff Program to succeed, it will and if the faculty do not want it to succeed, it will not. 

James D. Burke I agree with you. I was not referring to cloning the Meyerhoff Program. It is an exemplar that people can tailor to suit their needs. It is a wonderful program, and I am glad you shared this with us. 

James D. Burke, Rohm Haas Earlier, somebody raised the point about promoting chemistry or selling chemistry as their career, particularly in the first year of college. I want to give you an example of that happening. 

James D. Burke That is a good question. I guess it depends on how you do it. If the message is clearly communicated from the top that this is where the organization is going—dial as a manager you are expected to support and promote it, it will be a performance element for you, and you do not have a lot of wiggle room—then you do it. 

James D. Burke Thank you. I just wanted to comment on that too. There are a lot of examples around about why diversity makes things better. The one that any American ought to be able to understand is professional sports. If diversity works with sports, why not elsewhere ... 

James D. Burke One of the things that we ended up having to do with our recruiters was to say, If you have a strong candidate and you want to see the person interviewed, for heaven s sake, in your report, will you sell the individual, and not just talk about what they did. Make it irresistible for a manager to say, I want to have this person in. ... 

James D. Burke, Rohm Haas I wanted to ask a question. How many people here are representing community colleges ... 

James D. Burke More than half of the first- and second-year college students in this country are educated in community colleges. 

Barbara A. Burke, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona James D. Burke, Rohm and Haas Company (retired)... 

We would like to thank Dr. Paul Carlson of the Florida Department of Natural Resources for providing samples from the Tampa Bay Estuary. Dr. James M. Brooks of Texas ASM University provided shlptlme which enabled us to collect the Mississippi Delta samples. Dr. Willard S. Moore of the Univ. of South Carolina supplied the samples from Kilmer Pond. Mr. Roger A. Burke, Sr. of DeLand, FL provided the Lake Dias samples. This manuscript was typed by Jodi Gray. This research was supported by NSF grants OCE-8308945 and OCE-8417321 (Marine Chemistry Program) to W.M.S. and R.A.B. 

James, Burke. The Day The Universe Changed. Little, Brown Company, Boston, 1985, p. 61. 

Boswell, G. A., Jr., 21 Brand. William W., 18 Brewster, James H 7 Brown, Herbert C., 13 Brown. Weldon G., 6 Bruson. Herman Alexander. 5 Bublitz. Donald E.. 17 Buck, Johannes S., 4 Bufali, Simone, 68 Buisine. Olivier. 68 Burke. Steven D., 26 Butz. Lewis W., 5... 

Price T. N. C., Moorwood K., James M. R., Burke J. F., Mayne L. V. (1994) Cell cycle progression, morphology and contact inhibition are regulated by the amount of SV40 T antigen in immortal human cells. Oncogene 9 2897. 

Redfield RR, Wright DC, James WD, Jones TS, Brown C, Burke DS. Disseminated vaccinia in a military recruit with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease. N Engl J Med. 1987 316(11) 673-676. 

Mayne, L.V., Priestley, A., James, M.R. Burke, JF. (1986). Exp Cell Res 162 530-538. Efficient immortalization and morphological transformation of human fibroblasts by transfection with SV40 DNA... 

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