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Togetherness as a Condition for Life and Health -Holistic Environments from the Cell to the Universe
Meyer-Abich, Klaus Michael 한국환경철학회 2006 환경철학 Vol.0 No.5
Togetherness not only with fellow human beings but also with trees or with the connatural world in general is relevant for human identity and health, as statistical studies show. Western individualism tends to ignore these commons. The same is true for nature in general since species and individuals emerge from togetherness as well. In every being the universe has become that being. Eating and being eaten is part of this connaturality but does not exclude peace because it allows for common security and generally results in some enhancement or grading-up of the world. While anthropocentrism takes the world as a bag of resources to serve our needs, in physiocentrism like all the other beings we serve others in serving ourselves, enriching the world by cultivation instead of consumption. Identity, health, and disease are holistic phenomena in nature. This is also found on the level of society as people can become sick from social relations and on the personal level, i.e. with respect to the togetherness of organs. Indeed the holistic conditioning of any part by togetherness with its environment, or of the part with respect to the whole, begins already in the female egg which is not controlled by the genome but develops itself by means of it. Peace with nature prevails when every individual lives by virtue of the part's good company with the whole, immediately felt as the environment on different levels.
Hamacher, Michael,Stephan, Christian,Hardt, Tanja,Eisenacher, Martin,Henkel, Andreas,Wiltfang, Jens,Jimenez, Connie R.,Park, Young Mok,Marcus, Katrin,Meyer, Helmut E. WILEY-VCH Verlag 2008 Proteomics Vol.8 No.9
<P>What are the current approaches in brain proteomics? Can we combine different, but complementary study designs to obtain better results concerning brain diseases? What are the neuro-hotspots, especially in Korea? These were some of the questions the participants of the 8<SUP>th</SUP> HUPO Brain Proteome Project Workshop tried to answer prior to the 6<SUP>th</SUP> HUPO World Congress in Seoul, Korea. Around 100 scientists came together during the afternoon of 7 October, 2007, to discuss and to catch up on the latest results and strategies concerning Huntington's disease, glioblastoma and standardization.</P>
Hamacher, Michael,Grö,ttrup, Bernd,Eisenacher, Martin,Marcus, Katrin,Park, Young Mok,Meyer, Helmut E,Kwon, Kyung-Hoon,Stephan, Christian Humana Press 2011 Methods in molecular biology Vol.696 No.-
<P>Several projects were initiated by the Human Proteome Organisation (HUPO) focusing on the proteome analysis of distinct human organs. The initiative dedicated to the brain, its development and correlated diseases is the HUPO Brain Proteome Project (HUPO BPP). An objective data submission, storage, and reprocessing strategy have been established with the help of the results gained in a pilot study phase and within subsequent studies. The bioinformatic relevance of the data is drawn from the inter-laboratory comparisons as well as from the recalculation of all data sets submitted by the different groups. In the following, results of the single groups as well as the centralised reprocessing effort are summarised, demonstrating the added-value of this concerted work.</P>
김동후,Joseph Michael Czabovsky,Michele Lynn Meyer 한국광고학회 2022 광고학연구 Vol.33 No.4
This study investigates how using a specific SNS platform has impact on users’ self-construals. Also, this research examines the effect of the association between SNS platforms and users’ self-construals in improving the efficacy of advertising in SNSs. Based on self-construal theory and information processing model (affective vs. cognitive processing), it is assumed that users’ self-construals can be primed by their SNS use and the primed self-construals can have impact on their information processing in SNS contexts. Two laboratory experiments were conducted to test these assumptions. A total of 191 (Study 1 – 74 & Study 2 – 117) undergraduate students participated in this research. The findings from study 1 empirically supported that SNS platforms could prime users’ self-construals differently. The results from Study 2 not only provided compatible evidence that SNS platforms can change users’ self-construal but also demonstrated the interplay between the primed self-construal by SNS platforms and ad types (emotional appeal vs. cognitive appeal ad) in shaping individuals’ response toward the ad. Also, the mediating role of users’ self-construal on the interplay between SNS platforms and ad types.was confirmed. Since the current research tested two image-based SNS platforms with undergraduate students, future research may need to test different population with more various platforms to re-examine the findings from this study. The current research contributes to the field by expanding the self-construal concept in SNS research, as well as provides practical implications to improve the efficacy of SNS advertising campaigns.