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(The University of Rochester)

The University of Rochester (U of R, UR, or URoc) is a private, nonsectarian, research university located in Rochester, New York. It is often described as a small, liberal arts college in a big, research university. The University grants undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and professional degrees through six schools and various interdisciplinary programs. The University is home to several noted schools and programs, including the number one ranked Eastman School of Music and The Institute of Optics, the oldest optics program in the United States. The University enrolls approximately 4,600 undergraduates and 3,900 graduate students. The University of Rochester with its affiliated Strong Health System is the largest employer in the Greater Rochester area and the sixth largest employer in New York.

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Power-aware server consolidation – Applications executing on separate servers are combined (without performance loss) onto an energy-efficient server energy is dominant for data center TCO processors consume a lot of energy Christopher Stewart University of Rochester Terence Kelly and Alex Zhang HP Labs Data center management decisions should be based on… Raw performance Performance in relation to price Performance prediction for Internet applications across processor configurations Performance metric is response time not CPI  Consider application workload properties Performance and reliability are critical  Use only passive measurements Different management scenarios  Easy-to-understand and extend Observation: Analytic characterizations of certain CPU counters can be accurate reverse engineered to infer key properties for performance prediction Calibrate model parameters from passive observations of CPU counters Related work 1. L. Barroso, “The Price of Performance”, ACM Queue 2. P. Ranganathan and N. Jouppi, “Enterprise IT Trends and Implications on Systems Architecture Research”, HPCA ‘05 3. B. Lee and D. Brooks, Accurate and Efficient Regression Modeling for Microarchitectural Performance and Power Prediction, ASPLOS ‘06 4. T. Karkhanis and J. Smith, “A First-Order Superscalar Processor Model”, ISCA ‘04 5. C. Stewart, T. Kelly, and A. Zhang, “Exploiting Nonstationarity for Performance Prediction”, EuroS...
The Couples Satisfaction Index (CSI) Ronald D. Rogge Asst. Professor of Psychology University of Rochester rogge@psych.rochester.edu www.couples-research.com

The Couples Satisfaction Index (CSI) Ronald D. Rogge Asst. Professor of Psychology University of Rochester rogge@psych.rochester.edu www.couples-research.com
Technology Commercialization Team Theresa Mazzullo Excell Partners Inc. www.excellny.com tmazzullo@excellny.com 585-389-6144 Paul Wetenhall High Tech Rochester Inc. www.htr.org paul.wetenhall@htr.org 585 214-2400

Technology Commercialization Team Theresa Mazzullo Excell Partners Inc. www.excellny.com tmazzullo@excellny.com 585-389-6144 Paul Wetenhall High Tech Rochester Inc. www.htr.org paul.wetenhall@htr.org 585 214-2400
Reaching Out to Deaf & Hard-of-Hearing People: Developing a “Deaf-friendly” Website

Reaching Out to Deaf & Hard-of-Hearing People: Developing a “Deaf-friendly” Website

Matthew J. Starr, MPH National Center for Deaf Health Research Department of Community & Preventive Medicine University of Rochester Medical Center Rochester, NY This presentation was supported by Cooperative Agreement Number 5-U48-DP-000031-03 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the presenter and do not necessarily represent the official views of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

MRC Centre for Neuromuscular Disease Clinical Trials Recruitment UK and European Perspective Beaver Hollow 21.9.10 Michael G Hanna MRC Centre for Neuromuscular Diseases UCL Institute of Neurology, Queen Square, London

British Myology Society Second Annual Meeting September 2010 St Anne’s College, Oxford Michael Hanna MSG Beaver Hollow, 2010 *

The New Look of WIC WIC is now 35 years old. Was designed to address the nutritional problems of the 1960s and 1970s IRONICALLY, among the problems at that time was mal-nutrition among infants. At that time, WIC was credited with improving the health of infants by providing them with iron fortified infant formula. NOW, we hope to improve the health of infants by NOT providing them with formula and encouraging BREASTFEEDING instead. We have always had a mandate to provide nutrition education to the participant. Initially, we used a model of clinical service delivery that was common at the time. We assessed problems and then told our participants how to fix them. Does this work? We also know that our service delivery model is not the most effective one for convincing participants to change their behaviors. The nutritional problems of the 1960s and 1970s are NOT the nutritional problems of the new millennium. We are now faced with the challenges of the obesity epidemic, reducing the risk of chronic diseases and encouraging breastfeeding. Therefore, embarking on changing our food package and our service delivery model. By 2009, WIC will be providing a new assortment of foods, enhanced breastfeeding support efforts and participant centered nutrition education. The new foods will be lower in fat, higher in fiber and more culturally appropriate. WIC did not undertake these initiatives on its own. USDA contracted with IOM to make recommendations for program improvement. The IOM set the f...
Connecting the Dots

Connecting the Dots

How does the white director of a small not-for-profit agency devoted to improving birth outcomes come to be delivering a message about racism? Not easily. My journey has been neither obvious nor uncommon. It is the journey of people of good will all over this country who somehow find themselves face to face with facts that they cannot explain. In the search for answers, we have found more than we bargained for.

Effects of IPLEX in Myotonic Dystrophy Type 1 (DM1) Muscle Study Group Annual Meeting 9/16/2008, Beaver Hollow, NY Richard T. Moxley, III, MD
Ahmet Hoke MD, PhD Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

Ahmet Hoke MD, PhD Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

NIH Report on Support for Research on Neuromuscular Diseases Glen Nuckolls, PhD Program Director for Muscle Diseases National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases National Institutes of Health US Dept. of Health and Human Services nuckollg@mail.nih.gov Muscle Study Group Sept. 22, 2010
IMACS History and Development of Myositis Clinical Trials Muscle Study Group September 21, 2010

IMACS History and Development of Myositis Clinical Trials Muscle Study Group September 21, 2010

Chester V. Oddis, MD University of Pittsburgh

MYOVISION Myositis patient registry being developed by The Myositis Association in conjunction with Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center Registry will include data on adults and children Registry is limited to residents of the U.S. and Canada

UNDERSTANDING CAPITAL STRUCTURE Steven R. Gersz, Esq. Underberg & Kessler LLP 300 Bausch & Lomb Place Rochester, New York 14604 (585) 258-2817 sgersz@underbergkessler.com © 2010 Steven R. Gersz, Esq. Underberg & Kessler. All Rights Reserved.

FOR-DMD: Recruitment and Retention Challenges Addressing the Challenges Benefits vs risks of corticosteroids? Why invest so much to study a treatment of established (short term) benefit? Corticosteroids vs curative new treatment? Does FOR-DMD preclude participation in another study? Can subjects leave FOR-DMD to enter another study?

Nursing Research Council © 2008 ABC’s of EBP Easy Exchanges in Evidence Based Practice Education Session IV: February 2008
Monroe County WIC Breastfeeding Peer Counselor Program Dianne Clune, IBCLC Breastfeeding PC Coordinator

Monroe County WIC Breastfeeding Peer Counselor Program Dianne Clune, IBCLC Breastfeeding PC Coordinator
Are You Ready To Be An Entrepreneur? Important Traits, Helpful Experiences, And Keys to Startup Success UR-F.I.R.E. Series Presentation Roger D. O’Brien President - O’Brien Associates, LLC roger@ROBrienAssociates.com 585-737-0400

Are You Ready To Be An Entrepreneur? Important Traits, Helpful Experiences, And Keys to Startup Success UR-F.I.R.E. Series Presentation Roger D. O’Brien President - O’Brien Associates, LLC roger@ROBrienAssociates.com 585-737-0400

Maternal Child Health Final Report 2004
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