SCIENCEMEDICINE RESEARCH INSTITUTE.

Sciencemedicine Research Institute is a neuroendocrinologic professional study group of the Neurosquatemetry & Sciencemedicine Institutes - Registrants Society (Neurosquatemetry & Sciencemedicine,Inc) an irs tax exempt approved 501 ( C ) 3 Research educational non-profit organization,USA.

Our Mission is to invent new scientific things,medical / health drugs & devices as to improve lives and to teach & impart new knowledge of professional creativity to all,thereby creating self employments and developments.We are part of the frontiers in Brain Research and neuroscience education worldwide.

Our Scientific presentations can be cited at the Society For Neuroscience publications.

BREAKING NEWS BREAKING NEWS BREAKING NEWS

Dr.Alphonsus Ekwerike Discovers A New Main Belt Asteriod 2010TL78

In a new space discovery news released recently by Dr Patrick Miller, President of the International Astronomical Search Collaboration (IASC) & a Professor of mathematics & astronomy at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene,Texas.USA ,said this discovery was done on September 15,2010 but got confirmed last week with the due credit to the discoverer, Dr.Alphonsus Ekwerike. In his congratulatory statement on Dec.9,2010 to Dr.Alphonsus Ekwerike,Dr.Patrick Miller said “Now, keep in mind the discovery won't be numbered for 3-10 years. Additional observations will be made over the years until the orbit is fully refined. It is at that point that the discovery is numbered and placed into the world's official catalog. Your discovery is now in the provisional stage, and being monitored by the Minor Planet Center. At the moment IASC has 7 numbered asteroids. These were originally discovered by schools in Spring 2007 .

However, you can preliminary orbit information of your discovery by going to the link below:-

Click To view our latest space science discovery,2010 TL 78 at the NASA-WISE Site.

Check Out the 2010 TL 78 discoverer's documented Link here (Go to index# 328 for the reference).

Our Newly Discovered Main Belt Asteriod 2010 TL78

Dr.Ekwerike's space discovery.

2010 SCIENCEMEDICINE THIRD WORLD MEDICAL \ NEUROSCIENCE STUDENTS STUDY SUPPORT AWARDS.

The following are the successful students for the Science Medicine

2010 Medical \ Neuroscience Students study support awards

which will be given by President of

the Neurosquatemetry & Sciencemedicine (Institutes-Registrants Society),Inc,

501( C ) 3 Tax Exempt non-profit Research Organization

Dr.Alphonsus Ekwerike

at the 2010 Society For Neuroscience (SFN) Convention,San Diego,California USA in November13-17,2010.

NAME SCHOOL COURSE STUDY SUPPORTAWARD
UGOCHI OGU EVANS ENWEREM UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,OWERRI,IMO STATE,NIGERIA MBBS (MEDICINE) LAPTOP
NKECHI ADIBE EVANS ENWEREM UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,OWERRI,IMO STATE,NIGERIA. MBBS (MEDICINE) DIAGNOSTIC KIT
OLASUNMBO OLABISIS UNIVERSITY OF ILORIN,SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,ILORIN,KWARA STATE,NIGERIA Ph.D (NEUROSCIENCE) MICROSCOPE

ANNOUNCEMENT! ANNOUNCEMENT!! ANNOUNCEMENT !!!

The nomination For the 2011 Prof.Thomas Adeoye Lambo's Medal Of Honor in Medicine,Neuroscience,Administration,Education & Charity is open.

Eligibility:Any one who has excelled in offering the above mentioned services to the third world countries.

NOTE:Can nominate self or any number of candidates or organizations.

Closing date: December,22,2010.

Send detailed resume entry to email: info@Sciencemedicineresearch.org

2009 CONFERENCE SPONSORSHIP NEWS RELEASE.

The following named Scholars / Students are the successful Neurosirs selected abstract presenters at the 2009 Society For Neuroscience (SFN) Meeting in Chicago,IL.October 17-21,2009

TOPIC: LAMBO FOUNDATION’s CONTRIBUTIONS TO NEUROSCIENCE DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA, THE BIRTH OF NEUROSQUATEMETRY & SCIENCEMEDICINE PROFESSIONS.

PRESENTERS: *A. EKWERIKE^1,2, A. EMENYONU³, A. EKECHI⁴, B. NWANERI⁵, C. ARIMANU⁶, E. O. NWABUEZE³, G. NJOKU⁹, G. NJOKU¹⁰, J. UGWUANYA⁷, U. EGEKEZE⁸, V. C. EKWERIKE⁷;
¹Sciencemedicine Research, Dallas, ; ²Neurosquatemetry & Sciencemedicine Reearch, Inst.of Neuroscience&Biomed.Research,Imo State.Med.Sch, Owerri,Imo, Nigeria; ³Sciencemedicine SUPREP Learning, Lagos, Nigeria; ⁴Sciencemedicine SUPREP Learning, Kaduna, Nigeria; ⁵Sciencemedicine SUPREP Learning, Port Harcourt,River State, Nigeria; ⁶Sciencemedicine SUPREP Learning, Owerri,Imo, Nigeria; ⁷Sciencemedicine SUPREP Learning, Owerri, Nigeria; ⁸Sciencemedicine SUPREP Learning, Port Harcourt, Nigeria; ⁹Imo State Univ. / Sciencemedicine SUPREP Learning, Owerri,Imo, Nigeria; ¹⁰Federal Polytech.Nekede / Sciencemedicine SUPREP Learning, Owerri, Nigeria.

Sponsored Nigerian Ph.D Neuroscience Student

Ms.Olasumbo Olabisis of Uni.Of Ilorin,Medical School enjoying the SFN Conference experience.

Sponsored Nigerian Doctors At the SFN Conference

Lt 2 Rt Dr.Usman (ABU Med.Sch.Zaria) & Dr.Hannatu (ABU Med.Sch,Zaria,Nigeria)

NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE

2010 THIRD WORLD SCIENCEMEDICINE RESEARCH AWARD FOR NEUROSCIENCE AND MEDICAL STUDENTS.

QUALIFICATION:Be enrolled in any third world institution.

Have an original research idea or innovation.

Submit an application with sypnosis of research idea or innovation.

Selection will be based on the quality of idea or innovation.

Note:Only selected candidates will be contacted.

Application deadline:March 3,2010

Send application to Chairman,Neurosirs Scholarship Committee

email: info@Sciencemedicineresearch.org

Nigerian Sciencemedicine Delegates At SFN Confer

Lt2Rt: Prof, Nwoha (OAU,Med.Sch.Ile-Ife,) & Medical Student,Nkechi (Imo State Uni.Med.Sch.Owerri. )

PLAN TO ATTEND THIS CONFERENCE

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT

3RD INTERNATIONAL INBR NEUROSCIENCE CONFERENCE

& THE FIRST IBRO / SONA /INBR ADVANCED NEUROSCIENCE SCHOOL,

UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA,NIGERIA

DATE OF THE CONFERENCE & SCHOOL START :

JULY 24-30,2010.

3rd INBR 2010 Congress, Abuja, Nigeria 7/24/2010 -> 7/30/2010 Abstract submission deadline: April 30, 2010

Dr.Ekwerike lecturing on his discoveries at the Society For Neuroscience Conference ,Chicago,2009

Dr.Ekwerike scoping for innovations in his Lab.

Dr.Ekwerike lecturing on his discoveries at Washington DC,2009

Dr.Ekwerike with one his lecturers, Prof.Aaron Lazare,at the Harvard Med.Sch.Boston.MA

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Dr.Ekwerike Studying at Harvard Medical Sch.Boston.MA

Dr.Ekwerike studying at Harvard Medical Sch.Boston.MA

Dr.Ekwerike studying at the Harvard Medical School,Boston.MA

Dr.Ekwerike & Dr.Anthone Duna after Lectures at the Harvard Med.Sch.Boston

INBR/SONA/IBRO 2010 CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT ABUJA.

Society For Neuroscience website.

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NASA RESEARCH STUDENTS STUDY OPPORTUNITIES

1.NASA AMES SUMMER INTERNSHIP 10-12 Weeks NASA Mission’s Research Program for enrolled or accepted graduate or doctoral students in any of these fields:-Science,technology,engineering or mathematics.

Program Starts by May 1 2010 & Sept .30,2010.

Interested Sciencemedicine Research students , should please submit their applications via info@Sciencemedicineresearch.org

2.2010 NASA Planetary Biology Internship (PBI )Program.

This program admits only 10 candidates .Qualification:Only for graduate students.Application deadline:-Feb 15,2010.

Interested Sciencemedicine Research students, should please submit their applications via info@Sciencemedicineresearch.org

3.NASA-Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (NASA-Surf ) 2010 Program.

Duration; 10 weeks in summer time-mid June – late Augus 2010.

Application deadline: Feb 22,2010

Qualification: Creative Undergraduate Students.

Interested Sciencemedicine Research students, should please submit their applications via info@Sciencemedicineresearch.org

NASA Global Climate Change Educational Research Curriculum Grant.

Interested Sciencemedicine Scholars are encouraged to apply for this 2010 NASA-GCCE teaching project for students at Elementary, Secondary, Undergraduates or Lifelong learning programs. Applications are due by March 18,2010 for the onward submission to NASA.Please contact info@Sciencemedicineresearch.org for details.

4.Planetary Geology and Geophysics Undergraduate Research Program

The Planetary Geology and Geophysics Undergraduate Research Program pairs qualified undergraduate students with NASA-funded investigators at research locations across the U.S. for eight weeks during the summer. Students will spend the summer at the NASA scientist's home institution. Selected students receive compensation for housing and travel, and a cost-of-living stipend. Undergraduate students majoring in geology or related sciences are eligible to apply. Students graduating in 2010 who have not yet started graduate school are also eligible. Preference is given to U.S. citizens and permanent residents. Students are selected on the basis of their academic record, personal statement and academic letters of reference. The selection committee also considers the skill sets requested by the NASA mentor and how well these match the applicants' abilities. Applications are due Feb. 12, 2010

Interested Sciencemedicine Research students, should please submit their applications via info@Sciencemedicineresearch

2011 NASA EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

Deadline Extended: OSSI:SOLAR Student Application
Audience: Higher Education Students
New Deadline: March 1, 2011

Free Webcast -- Mass vs. Weight: What’s the Big Difference Anyway?
Audience: 5-8 Educators
Event Date: Jan. 13, 2011

International Space Station EarthKAM Winter 2011 Mission
Audience: 5-8 Educators
Event Date: Jan. 18-21, 2011

FY 2011 Research Announcement for the Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR)
Audience: Higher Education Institutions
Proposal Deadline: Jan. 28, 2011

2011 Planetary Geology and Geophysics Undergraduate Research Program
Audience: Higher Education Students
Deadline: Jan. 28, 2011

NASA History Division Summer 2011 Internships
Audience: Higher Education Students
Deadline: Feb. 1, 2011

Comets and Asteroids Educator Conference at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Audience: All Educators and 9-Higher Education Students
Registration Deadline: Feb. 1, 2011 Event Date: Feb. 5, 2011

Electronic Professional Development Network Courses
Audience: 5-12 Educators
Using Robotics to Enhance STEM Learning: Feb. 2 - March 15, 2011
Project-Based Inquiry Learning: Feb. 23 - March 29, 2011

NASA Notice of Intent (NOI) to Release Cooperative Agreement Notice

(CAN) Entitled 2011 Summer of Innovation Project
Audience: All Educators
Proposal Deadline: Feb. 18, 2011

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NASA Earth and Space Science Fellowship (NESSF) Program

NASA announces a call for graduate fellowship proposals to the NASA Earth and Space Science Fellowship (NESSF) program for the 2012-2013 academic year. This call for fellowship proposals solicits applications from accredited U.S. universities on behalf of individuals pursuing Master of Science (M.Sc.) or Doctoral (Ph.D.) degrees in Earth and space sciences, or related disciplines. The purpose of NESSF is to ensure continued training of a highly qualified workforce in disciplines needed to achieve NASA's scientific goals. Awards resulting from the competitive selection will be made in the form of training grants to the respective universities.

The deadline for NEW applications is February 1, 2012, and the deadline for RENEWAL applications is March 15, 2012.

The NESSF call for proposals and submission instructions are located at the NESSF 12 solicitation index page at http://nspires.nasaprs.com/ - click on "Solicitations" then click on "Open Solicitations" then select the "NESSF 12" announcement. Also refer to "Proposal Submission Instructions" and "Frequently Asked Questions" listed under "Other Documents" on the NESSF 12 solicitation index page.

All proposals must be submitted in electronic format only through the NASA NSPIRES system. The advisor has an active role in the submission of the fellowship proposal. To use the NSPIRES system, the advisor, the student, and the university must all register. Extended instructions on how to submit an electronic proposal package are posted on the NESSF 12 solicitation index page listed above. You can register in NSPIRES at http://nspires.nasaprs.com/.

For further information contact Ming-Ying Wei, Program Administrator for NESSF Earth Science Research, Telephone: (202) 358-0771, E-mail: mwei@nasa.gov or Dolores Holland, Program Administrator for NESSF Heliophysics Research, Planetary Science Research, and Astrophysics Research, Telephone: (202) 358-0734, E-mail: hq-nessf-Space@nasa.gov.

ANOTHER GOOD NEWS FROM THE INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL SEARCH COLLABORATION (IASC )

NEW EXPLORATIVE DISCOVERY CONFIRMATION REPORT OCTOBER 06,2010

NAME OF NEO INVESTIGATOR CONFIRMATORY DATE

2010 SA17 Dr.Alphonsus Ekwerike OCTOBER 06,2010 .

(IASC ("Isaac") is a collaboration of Hardin-Simmons University (Abilene, TX), Lawrence Hall of Science (University of California at Berkeley), Astronomical Research Institute (Westfield, IL), Global Hands-On Universe Association (Portugal), Sierra Stars Observatory Network (Markleeville, CA), Wide-Field Infrared Survey Explorer (NASA), Tarleton State University (Stephenville, TX), The Faulkes Telescope Project (Wales), and Astrometrica (Austria).

EXPLORATION NEWS. NASA WISE Asteroid Search Campaign. EXPLORATION NEWS. NASA WISE Asteroid Search Campaign . EXPLORATION NEWS.NASA WISE Asteroid Search Campaign

We have just received a letter congratulating Dr.A.Ekwerike to have confirmed comet C/ 2010 H1. In the International Astronomical Search Collaboration letter dated 04 / 24/ 2010, Dr.Patrick Miller of the department of Mathematics and Astronomy, Hardin and Simmons University,Abilene,who is also the Director of IASC-NASA WISE ASTEROIDS SEARCH, thanked Dr.Ekwerike and stated that “this confirmation of a near-Earth object is important because it is this type of object that has the potential of hitting the Earth”.

By this success news, Dr.Alphonsus Ekwerike has also asked all the Sciencemedicine Research students to keep striving in this direction as to keep lives and the earth safe. He also encourage minorities and third world students to embrace Science, Medicine and technology, especially the Invention Technology education as to innovate better ways of living and Peace on Earth.

IASC ("Isaac") is a collaboration of Hardin-Simmons University (Abilene, TX), Lawrence Hall of Science (University of California at Berkeley), Astronomical Research Institute (Westfield, IL), Global Hands-On Universe Association (Portugal), Sierra Stars Observatory Network (Markleeville, CA), Wide-Field Infrared Survey Explorer (NASA), Tarleton State University (Stephenville, TX), The Faulkes Telescope Project (Wales), and Astrometrica (Austria).

CLICK To See The NASA WISE Discoveries & Observations.

Student Airborne Research Program Seeks College Students for Summer 2010 Research Program

NASA seeks highly motivated, advanced undergraduate and early graduate students to participate in a summer 2010 research program in Earth system science using a DC-8 flying laboratory.

The Student Airborne Research Program, or SARP, is managed by the National Suborbital Education and Research Center.

Selected students will acquire hands-on research experience in all aspects of a scientific campaign, using a major NASA resource for studying Earth system processes, calibration and validation of space-borne observations and prototyping instruments for possible satellite missions.

Students will operate instruments aboard the DC-8 aircraft to sample atmospheric gases and to image land and water surfaces in multiple spectral bands.

Applicants should have a strong academic background in disciplines relevant to the Earth system, including the physical, chemical or biological sciences, or engineering.

Applicants must have full-time student status at an accredited U.S. college or university. Women and minorities are strongly encouraged to apply.

Successful applicants will be awarded a $2500 stipend for participation in the 6-week program in Southern California for classroom, laboratory and aircraft experience. NSERC will provide travel to and from California and living expenses while in California.

Applications are due March 16, 2010.

Sciencemedicine Research Students are encouraged to apply via info@Sciencemedicineresearch.org for onward submission to the appropriate NASA Office.

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITY FOR POST DOCTORAL CANDIDATES

The National Space Biomedical Research Institute (NSBRI) is soliciting applications for its Postdoctoral Fellowship Program. Two-year fellowships are available in any U.S. laboratory carrying out space-related biomedical or biotechnological research that supports the NSBRI's goals. NSBRI research addresses and seeks solutions to the various health concerns associated with long-duration human space exploration.

Applicants must submit proposals with the support of a mentor and institution, and all proposals will be evaluated by a peer-review panel. The program is open to U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or persons with pre-existing visas obtained through their sponsoring institutions that permit postdoctoral training for the project's duration .

NOTE; 1.Notices of intent are due July 23, 2010, and the application deadline is August 18, 2010.

2.Science Medicine Research Scholars should please, submit their initial proposal via info@Sciencemedicineresearch.org for onward submission to the due authority

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