Human research

Parrott AC (2001). Human psychopharmacology of Ecstasy/MDMA A review of fifteen years of empirical research. Human Psychopharmacology, 16, 557-577. 

In the eighth decade of his life, Berg remains active both as a researcher and as an advocate for the scientific community at the state and federal levels. In addition to serving as chair of the scientific advisory committee of the Human Genome Project, he has spoken and written in support of federal and state financing for stem cell research, human cloning, and other forms of biotechnology. 

The pharmaceutical industry presents many new challenges to such a person which include the interface with pharmacy and pharmacology, toxicological research, human volunteer studies, clinical trials and post-marketing surveillance to name just a few. Product safety is a factor which impacts on all of those endeavours and the pharmaceutical physician will be expected to work and provide advice within that framework. It will be clear to anyone that evidence of lack of safety in a medical product is not good news for the company concerned and that some level of protective action will often be required which in extreme circumstances may involve product withdrawal. It is, therefore, essential that the pharmaceutical physician should be absolutely clear what constitutes lack of safety in relation to the intended use of the product. 

Rabino Massa, E., Masali, M., and Conti Fuhrman, A. M. (1980). Early Egyptian mummy hairs tensile strength tests, optical and scanning electron microscope observations A paelaeobiological research. /. Human Evol. 9,133-137. 

Estimation of the vitamm Be requirements of infants presents a problem, and there is a clear need for further research. Human mUk, which must be assumed to be adequate for infant nutrition, provides only 2.5 to 3.5 //g of vitamin Be per g of protein-lower than the requirement for adults. Although their requirement for catabolism of amino acids may be lower than in adults (because they have net new protein synthesis), they must also increase their body content of the vitamin as they grow. Coburn (1994) noted that the requirement for growth in a number of animal species was less than that to maintain saturation of transaminases or rniriimum excretion of tryptophan metabolites after a test dose and was about 15 nmol per g of body weight gain across a range of species. 

Handy, J. (1988). Theoretical and methodological problems with occupational stress and burnout research. Human Relations A 351-69. 

US Department of Energy, Office of Energy Research, Office of Health and Environmental Research, Human Genome 199192 Program Report, DOE/... 

Bieaugh, J. A. (2008). Employee recniitment Current knowledge and important areas for future research. Human Resource Management Review, 18, 103—118. 

Borman, W. C., Motowildo, S. J. (1997). Task performance and contextual performance The meaning for personnel selection research. Human Performance, 70(2), 99-109. 

Clinical Screening for Sensory-Motor Deficits Neurology and Rehabilitation Research Human Performance and Factors... 

A third source of ethical responsibilities for nanotech researchers that involves the macro-social realm has to do with an important projected application area of nanotech research human-implantable nanodevices (HINDS). 

Radiation Safety Expert Witness Industrial Hygiene Investigational Research (Human Use)... 

Otieno, R., 2008. Approaches in researching human measurement MMU model of utihsing anthropometric data to create size charts. EuroMed J. Bus. 3, 63—82. 

Van Sell, M., Brief, A. P., and Schuler, R. S. (1981), "Role conflict and role ambiguity Integration of the literature and directions for future research," Human Relations, 34 (1), 43-71. 

Whether or not humans use pheromones as a means of attracting the opposite sex has never been completely established, although it is an active area of research. Humans, like other animals, emit odors from many parts of their bodies. Body odor consists of secretions from several types of skin glands, most of which are concentrated in the underarm region of the body. Do these secretions contain substances that might act as human pheromones ... 

Burke, L.A. and Hutchins, H.M. (2001). Training transfer an integrative literature review and implications for future research. Human Resource Development Review, 6(3), 263—296. 

NASA-Ames Human Systems Integration Division http //human-factors.arc.nasa.gov/ (accessed October 27, 2010). In addition to giving information about their main areas of research human-centered design, operations of complex aerospace systems, human performance, and human-automation interaction, this site also has an extensive library of documents on human factors in full text. 

Parrott AC. Human psychobiology of MDMA or Ecstasy an overview of 25 years of empirical research. Human Psychopharmacol... 

Hart, S.G. and Staveland, L.E., 1988. Development of NASA-TLX (Task Load Index) Results of empirical and theoretical research. Human Mental Workload. P.A.M. Hancock, N. Amsterdam, North-Holland, pp. 139-183. 

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