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The article announces that the research paper "Individual Officer Encounters with the Public: A Novel Process for Developing Metrics That Measure What Police Do," by Bryan Vila was awarded the 2016 Best Paper winner by the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference in Orlando, Florida.

The article provides information on the 2024 annual meeting concluded by the Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) in Seattle, Washington with content and presentations that showed the level of innovation on the field of ophthalmology. Topics include number of posters and paper sessions featured in the event, mission of ARVO, and the meeting's focus on the impact of innovation, technology, and information on vision research.

The article announces Scott Moura and Hector Perez has received 2016 O. Hugo Schuck Best Paper Award for their research paper titled "Sensitivity-Based Interval PDE Observer for Battery SOC Estimation."

The article presents information on librarian Anne Carroll Moore, the first children's librarian at the New York Public Library from 1906 to 1941. Moore is considered as the first children's librarians in the U.S.; and she believed that good children's literature can be helpful in improving children's minds. Moore was associated with the creation of the two prominent awards for children's literature in the U.S., the Newbery Medal, and the Caldecott Medal.

Focuses on the establishment of three special recycling awards to support the campaign of the paper industry to recover 55 percent of all paper consumed in the U.S. Changing of the name of the Recognizing Individual award to Ed Hurley Memorial Paper Recycling Award; Eligibility guidelines of communities and companies for the Recognizing Committee and Recognizing Business awards.

The article announces that Jerome Aumente of Rutgers University has received an award for Journalism Research for his book "From Ink on Paper to the Internet: Past Challenges and Future Transformation for New Jersey's Newspapers."

The article announces the recipients of awards during the International Conference on Advanced Ceramics and Composites (ICACC) meeting in Daytona, Florida including Best Paper to "Effect of Membranes in Exhaust Particulate Filtration" and Best Poster to "Spark-Plasma Sintered Translucent Mullite Ceramics With Anisotropic Grains."

Relates that Amcor Deputy Chairman Stan Wallis has won the 1996 Packaging Achiever of the Year, for his 36 years in the Australian paper industry. His background with Amcor, formerly Australian Paper Mills; Wallis' work as chairman of the federal government's inquiry into the financial sector.

Se informa que Paper Pak Industries, fabricante estadounidense de productos absorbentes diseñados para la industria alimenticia, recibió el certificado de reconocimiento Silliker de Plata por sus instalaciones ubicadas en Washington, Georgia y Verne, California.

Reports on the establishment of recycling awards to support recovery campaigns of the paper industry in the U.S. Recognition for the contribution of Ed Hurley to the industry; Requirements for award candidates; Contact information.

The article announces the best papers and posters awards given to various people by the Engineering Ceramics Division during the 2011 International Conference and Expo on Advanced Ceramics and Composites (ICACC) including first placer Kuang Liu and Aditi Chattopadhyay of Arizona University, second placer William W. Lu, Bin Duan, and Min Wang of the University of Hong Kong, and third placer C. Daniel of University of California.

A list of the nominees to the 2015 Lubinski Paper Awards conferred by the Petroleum Division of the mechanical engineering society ASME is presented.

The article announces that Chris Weale, author of the research paper entitled "East Drop Structure Assessment and Rehabilitation" that was published in the June 2013 issue of "Corrosion & Materials," has been awarded with the Best Practice/Project Paper Award.

Reports on the Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Journalism awarded to Eric Newhouse, a journalist at the `Great Falls Tribune,' in April 2000. Overview of Newhouse's winning article; Technique in journalistic writing.

The article announces the presentation of the Everett Banner awards to David A. Evans of JustSystems Evans Research Inc. for his paper titled "E-Discovery: A Signature Challenge for Search" and Martin Baumgärtel of bioRASI for his paper "Advanced Visualization of Search Results: More Risks or More Chances?" in 2009.

The article reports that the Engineering Ceramics Division presented Best Paper and Best Poster awards at its 30th International Conference on Advanced Ceramics & Composites at Cocoa Beach, Florida. The first Best Paper is entitled "Shape-Preserving Chemical Conservation of Self-Assembled 3-D Bioclastic Micro/Nanostructures via Low-Temperature Displacement Reactions." And the Best Poster is "The Bonded Compliant Seal: A New Sealing Concept for Use in Planar Solid Oxide Fuel Cells."

Reveals the two best paper awards given out by the American Ceramic Society's Nuclear & Environmentral Technology Division. Best Technology Paper; Best Science Paper.

Announces the Best Paper Award received by Poping Lin, a Special Libraries Association member, from the American Society of Engineering Education, Engineering Libraries Division. Title of the winning article by Lin; Focus of the paper.

Reports on the award received by Renato Cepedes, Leonidas Mesa and Carlos Alberto Hoyos from the Colombian Electrical Sector Research and Development Technology Center for their paper on engineering technology development. Information on the paper.

The article announces the winners of the American Chemical Society (ACS) Division of the History of Chemistry's Outstanding Paper Award including Ute Deichmann and David E. Lewis.

The article announces that Steve Minton, Mark Johnston, Andrew Philips, and Philip Laird were given the Classic Paper Award by the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI).

The article states that the Engineering Ceramics Division has announced the Best Poster and Best Paper award winners from the 30th International Conference on Advanced Ceramics & Composites, held at Cocoa Beach, Florida, in January 2006. The first place for the Best Poster award was won by the poster titled "Damage and Residual Stress Fields about Hertzian Indents in Different Grain-Sized Aluminas," by K. Johanns, A. Wereszczak and M. Lance.

Reports that Shotton Paper Co. an instrumentation and electrical engineer Samantha Hubbard was the recipient of the 2001 Young Woman Engineer of the Year award in Great Britain.

Reports on the first Whittle Reactionaries Prize in Great Britain. Paper of John Whurr; Contact information.

The article announces the recipients of the outstanding student work awards during the January 2014 Electronic Materials and Applications (EMA) meeting in Orlando, Florida which include Brian Foley, first place in the Best Student Oral Presentations, Shin Ik Kim, first place in Best Student Posters and Dhruv Seshadri, second place.

Announces that the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) and Blackwell North America are offering cash prizes for outstanding research papers authored by library school students. Winners to present their papers at ACRL's eighth national conference, April 11-14, 1997; Contact point for more information.

The article describes the paper wares of architect Liming Rao. He transforms a paper from a two-dimensional material to a three-dimensional product. He uses a heavy synthetic paper that is 100 percent waterproof. He has made trays, bowls and vases. His wares have garnered many awards including the OAA Artifact Award, the Best of Canada Award, and an Honourable Mention in the 2006 National Post Design Exchange Awards.

The article announces that the American Ceramic Society (ACerS) Electronics Division presented awards for outstanding student work during the January 2012 Electronic Materials and Applications (EMA) meeting in Orlando, Florida for winners Cassandra Llano and Elena Aksel.

The article announces that Alexander Humphreys has won the Society of Environmental Engineers' Young Engineer of the Year Award for 2009 for his project called The Synergies of Small Hydro Power and the Water Framework Directive.

The article announces that the American Philosophical Society Library has been honored as a Literary Landmark by the Friends of Libraries USA.

Focuses on newspapers that won the world's best designed newspaper award organized by the Society for News Design during the 24th Annual Best of Newspaper Design competition. Name of the newspapers that won the award; Aim of the competition to recognize excellence in newspaper design, graphics and photography.

Reports on the awarding of a Legal Defense Fund grant to the `Independent Florida Alligator' student newspaper by the Society of Professional Journalists to aid its attempts to overturn a Florida law passed on March 29, 2001 in response to the death of race car driver Dale Earnhardt. Overview of the Florida law; Challenge to the constitutionality of the law.

The article discusses the Australasian Corrosion Association Inc.'s (ACA) awards for 2013. These include the AC Kennett Award, the ACA Student Research Award and the Young Corrosion Professional Award. It mentions that the first award is granted to the best paper on non-metallic corrosion. It notes that the second is presented to post graduate students for their work on corrosion research while the third subsidises attendance at the conference of the association to a value of Australian $3,500.

The article focuses on the awarding of a teabag in a small paper pouch to every nurse at one hospital trust in England as a token of appreciation for their hard work.

The article focuses on Mostafa A. El-Sayed, a chemist and the director of Laser Dynamics Laboratory at Georgia Institute of Technology, who is the recipient of the 2016 Priestley Medal from the American Chemical Society. Topics discussed include the involvement of El-Sayed in studying nanoscale materials, the number of scholarly papers he published the years he spent in academia, and teaching chemistry.

The article offers information on the Association for Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS). The association celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2007. The first Ross Atkinson Lifetime Achievement Award was presented in June 2007 to Brian E. C. Schottlaender, Geisel University librarian, University of California at San Diego. The book, "Commemorating the Past, Celebrating the Present, Creating the Future: Papers in Observance of the 50th Anniversary of the Association for Library Collections and Technical Services," was published in 2007.

Reports on the `Arizona Republic' and `Phoenix Gazette' newspaper's honoring of area high school seniors with Student Stars awards in Scottsdale in December 1993. Recognition of academic excellence in six academic areas, community service and personal achievement; Recipients of educational grants by category.

Reports on the winners of the Newspaper Association of America's 1998 Digital Edge Awards. `Kansas City Star' newspaper as winner of the Best Online Newspaper Site; `Sun-Sentinel' as winner of the Best Interactive Feature award; Best Classified Advertising Use of New Media; Best Advertising Campaign; Public Service Award.

Reports on `Coastal View' newspaper's recognition as the Carpinteria Valley Chamber of Commerce Entrepreneurial Award for 1995.

Reports on Belgium's `Het Belang van Limburg' newspaper's receipt of the 1994 Colour Quality Club award from IFRA, an international association for newspaper and media technology in Darmstadt, Germany. Publication by Concentra NV; Use of a PhotoCD Imaging Workstation (PIW) with Kodak's Color Management System to maintain color accuracy.

The article announces awards given to the exhibitors of the Corrosion and Prevention 2014 including the AC Kennett Award to Graeme George, the Marshall Fordham Best Research Award to Amy Spark and the David Whitby Best Paper Review Award to Warren Green.

The article focuses on chemist Carl Djerassi who has published more than 1,200 scientific papers and 350 of them are published in the "Journal of the American Chemical Society". He has received the National Medal of Science and the National Medal of Technology. Djerassi closed his laboratories in 1992 and began a new intellectual life as a novelist, playwright and poet.

The article presents information science news briefs on topics including the donation of former Congresswoman Lois Capps' papers to the University of California- Santa Barbara, EBSCO's Bronze 2016 Brandon Hall Group Award for Best Advance in Performance Support Technology, and Temple University's use of the Ex Libris Alma library management service.

The article offers information on the finalists of the journal's KM Promise awards in 2010. A2iA Corp.'s software DocumentReader is the only software able to process all types of paper documents including handwritten and incoming mail. Abbyy's Recognition and Capture Solutions help people manage the amounts of data, enabling them to unlock information from paper and images, automatically acquire data, and process and store information.

The article offers information on various awards give by the American Ceramic Society (ACerS) in 2018. Awards include the Distinguished Life Membership award, recognizing the contribution of society's member to the ceramics profession, the Education and Professional Development Council Outstanding Educator Award, and the John E. Marquis Memorial Award for best research paper.

The article offers information on the 2011 Content, Document and Knowledge Management (KM) World Promise and Reality award finalists. It says that AvePoint Inc. is an integrated suite of SharePoint management solutions for managing and optimizing SharePoint deployments. It mentions that Digitech Systems Inc. is a content management suite that gives organizations the ability to capture, store, and access information including electronic files, paper documents, and electronic mail (e-mail).

The article profiles swine nutritionist Mike Tokach at Kansas State University (KSU). He has become a professor of animal science at age 36 and authored 166 refereed journal papers and 388 research abstracts. He was recognized as one of the 50 people who have made the greatest impact on the swine industry by "National Hog Farmer." He has completed a bachelor's degree in animal science from North Dakota University and a master's degree in swine nutrition from KSU.

The article reports on the winners of the Australasian Corrosion Association Inc. awards given at its 2015 Corrosion and Prevention conference held in Adelaide, South Australia which Tony Wells for the AC Kenneth Award, Thunyaluk Pojtanabuntoeng for the Marshall Fordham Best Research Paper Award.

Information about several papers discussed at the annual meeting & food exposition sponsored by the Institute of Food Technologists (IFT) on food exploration and invention to be held at Anaheim Convention Center in Orange County, California on June 6-9, 2009 is presented. Topics include the innovative food products o the current food industry and the presentation of the Food Technology Industrial Achievement Award. The exposition featured several exhibitors including Barbara Byrd Keenan. INSETS: KEYNOTERS INFORM, ENTERTAIN IFT CROWD;RUNNING FOR FUN-AND FOR THE FOUNDATION;IFT LIVE: THE SHOW AFTER THE SHOW;ACCESS ANNUAL MEETING EDUCATIONAL OPTIONS

The article features Earl Maucker, editor and senior vice president of the "South Florida Sun-Sentinel" newspaper. He won the Tribune Management Award in 2006. He strongly believes that his long tenure at the paper is an important asset which is a source of stability for the community. He was enlisted in the U.S. Air Force and the military had made him a communications plotter typist.