Approaching his two year anniversary with PRI, Bill began to clean his basement for the upcoming celebration. He found several hundred vintage Ampex tape reels. The tape was badly decomposed but he got the idea of making the reels into battery powered clocks to sell. One more excuse to go to the barn and weld!
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Big development for Dr. Mould, she has been invited to join the editorial review board for Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics. It is an honor she has proudly accepted. Congratulations Dr. Mould!
Dear Dr. Mould,
With the 2007 transition both in editorial leadership and publisher (Nature) complete, the principle journal for the discipline of pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, is now moving forward with other initiatives to improve the journal, which includes building the Editorial Board.
Comprised of ~60 subject matter experts across the fields of pharmacology and clinical pharmacology, the Editorial Board serves as the backbone for the high quality content of the journal. We are populating the Editorial Board with experts from academia, government, and pharma, while maintaining diversity to reflect the demographics in authors and readership.
We believe your participation on the Editorial Board is important to its future success and invite you to join this outstanding team of experts. Your responsibilities would include reviewing ~10 manuscripts each year, providing topical and authorial suggestions for contributions to the journal, contributing articles on occasion to the journal, and participating in the Editorial Board Meeting at the annual ASCPT meeting.
I hope you will be willing to share your expertise and serve the Journal, the Society, and the discipline by joining the Journal s Editorial Board. I would be happy to discuss this invitation in more detail and ask that you contact me if you have any questions or concerns.
Warmest regards,
Elise Laffman-Johnson
Managing Editor
Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics
Diane and Steve on track at Laguna Seca.
After Laguna Seca PRI has two, yes two, top ten drivers! Steve Molnar is currently in 9th place overall and Diane Mould is currently in 10th place overall out of 27 drivers! The next event in the series is in Watkins Glen, NY. Stay tuned!
PRI is currently working with a major university to host a 3 week introductory NONMEM course. We will post more information as soon as we have specific details.
Diane and Steve were on the track again, this time in Homestead, FL at the Homestead-Miami Speedway. This was their first time racing in the Skip Barber MX Cup Series. Stay tuned they race again at Laguna Seca in March!
