Panel Discussions

J. M. Osepchuk, "Panel Discussion on Standards," in J. C. Lin, ed.. Electromagnetic Interaction with Biological Systems, Plenum Publishing Co., New York, 1989. 

N. J. Cupurus, Cryogenic Storage Facilities for LNG and NGL, Proceedings of the Tenth World Petroleum Congress, Heyden, London, 1979, p. 119 (Panel Discussion 17, Paper 3). 

Cavano, Robert. Panel Discussion on Oxygen Scavengers Non-Sulfite Alternatives. Association of Water Technologies 5th Annual Convention, USA, 1992. 

Friedman, H., Drugs of abuse as possible co-factors in AIDS progression summary of panel discussion, Adv Exp. Med. Biol., 402, 225, 1996. 

Each session was initiated by state-of-the-art reviews, summarizing both the theoretical and applied aspects of the subject these were followed by invited technical papers. A panel discussion among speakers/coauthors, including audience participation, concluded each session. This volume contains only the technical papers of the conference the questions and answers for the papers will be printed as a separate publication. 

The workshop concluded with a panel discussion, along with questions and answers from the audience related to future deployment of pharmacogenetics and pharmacogenomics in drug development and regulatory decision-making. The broad conclusions from the workshop are as follows ... 

Kessler, D.A., Panel discussion on herbal dietary supplements. Consumer Safety Symposium on Dietary Supplements and Herbs, New York, March 3,1998. 

A panel discussion of symposium speakers with audience participation was held to discuss means and methods of instituting chemometric (statistical, computer) methods into general use in analytical problems. Discussion centered around three topics analysts in their own work, analysts in the educational process, and analysts in the political and social scene. 

Of course, the counter response of our people was that we are behind the times in the use of these concepts. It is with this idea in mind that we embarked on the panel discussion. 

From the general audience came this comment "Instruments today are not too compatible to transfer information. There is the RS-232 port with its 8-bit code and all sorts of hand shaking and lines to be hooked up properly. It is just difficult to set up. And as we have already said in this panel discussion, "There are not adequate conventions for data communication and transportability. I think that the answer to that is that the analytical chemist and these people who are interested in that sort of data exchange will have to become extremely active in this area to reflect the needs of the user. ... 

Rosenberg, Merri, Sarah Brady, and Tanya Metaksa. Up in Arms. Scholastic Update, vol. 131, November 2, 1998, pp. lOff. Presents a panel discussion/debate between Flandgun Control, Inc. s Sarah Brady and the NRA s Tanya Metaksa. Brady argues for a variety of measures to restrict access to guns and make them safer. Metaksa says that gun owners should be held responsible for their actions, not deprived of their rights. 

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