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Network Project of Application of Microorganisms in Agriculture and Allied Sectors(AMAAS)

The scheme ‘Application of microorganisms in agriculture and allied sectors (AMAAS)’ was approved by the Planning Commission in the X plan in the 35th EFC meeting of DARE/ICAR held on 31st March, 2006 vide letter No, 3-17/2005/1A.III dated 27.6.06 for a period of one year in Xth Plan period and continued in XIth plan period. The scheme was continued in the XIIth plan and consecutive period from 2017-2020.

AMAAS Themes and projects under each theme( X & 11th Five Year Plans)

Theme 1: Microbial Diversity and identification

  • Isolation, identification and molecular assessment of microbial diversity from selected districts of Indogangetic Plain
  • Mapping, assessment of the geographical distribution and in vitro conservation of agriculturally important microorganisms of the Western Ghats of India
  • Diversity analysis of microbes in extreme conditions: Development of Diagnostic kit for the identification of Bacillus and fluorescent Pseudomonas
  • Diversity of agriculturally important microorganisms in the Western Ghats of Kerala
  • Agriculturally important microorganisms from soils of rice-based cropping system from agro-ecological zones of east coast of India
  • Microbial diversity analysis from different Brakish water system of East Coast of India
  • Isolation of microorganisms from fermented dairy foods and sequencing of 16S rDNA for strain identification
  • Strengthening, authentication and exploitation of mushroom biodiversity at the National Mushroom Repository for Human Welfare
  • Exploring the bacterial diversity in Kutch eco-region of Gujarat for agricultural and industrial applications
  • Isolation and characterization of Flavobacterium species from fish and Aquatic Environment
  • Diversity of diazotrophic bacteria in arid zone soil under extreme environments
  • Exploration and screening of microbial diversity of Bihar and their potential application
  • Exploration and screening of bacterial diversity in North-East India and its potential application in biocontrol
  • Collection, identification and characterization of microbial diversity of North Bengal
  • Biodiversity, characterization & conservation of cyanobacteria of Indo-Burma biodiversity hotspots (NE Zone of India) for harnessing of value added products
  • Exploitation of Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria for Sustainable Agriculture
  • Exploration and screening of Fungal diversity in North-East India and their Applications in Agriculture
  • Exploration of plant pathogenic and antagonistic microbial resources associated with vegetable and spice crops of Andaman and Nicobar Islands
  • Collection, mapping, assessment of the geographical distribution and in vitro conservation of agriculturally important microorganisms of the Western Ghats
  • Isolation and characterization of microorganism from freshwater ecosystem
  • Diversity analysis of diazotrophic bacteria from wheat cropping system of   different agroclimatic zones of Punjab
  • Microbial Diversity and Identification: Fish Microbes
  • Development of a library of putative probionts from freshwater environment belonging to the group Lactic acid bacteria for application in freshwater aquaculture system
  • Diversity of lactic acid bacteria in fermented food and dairy products from food and dairy units located in Southern Rajasthan

Theme2: Nutrient Management, PGPR, Antagonists, Biocontrol Agent and Disease management

  • Improving yields and nutrient uptake of selected crops through microbial inoculants in Vertisols of Central India
  • Exploration, collection and characterization of some agriculturally important biocontrol agents suitable for disease management
  • Application of AIMS for nutrient management and plant growth promotion in rainfed agro ecosystem
  • Development of a cold tolerant phosphate solubilizing bacterial (PSB) inoculant
  • Isolation, identification, evaluation and exploitation of PGPR for Spices
  • Development and application of PGPR formulations for growth improvement and disease suppression in coconut and cocoa
  • Microbial control of insect pests
  • Developing PGPR consortia for enhanced crop and soil productivity of rice-wheat cropping system
  • Structural and functional dynamics of the microbial isolates in biogeochemical cycling of C, N, P and S in rice ecosystem
  • Nutrient Dynamics and Carbon Sequestration in Plant Mycorrhizal systems
  • Harnessing agricultural beneficial microorganisms for production and protection of Sorghum and Rice
  • Isolation, identification, evaluation and exploitation of microorganisms for management of important plant pathogen and having PGPR potential for vegetable crops
  • Application of PGPRs, biofertilizers and biocontrol agents for disease management and sustainable production of Tuber Crops
  • Plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) for chickpea and pigeon pea
  • Development of suitable formulations of potential bioagents for management of important diseases and pests of Sunflower, Safflower and Castor
  • Bioprospecting for viticulturally important microorganisms
  • Development of a library of putative probionts from Marine environment belonging to the Genus Pseudomonas, Micrococcus and Bacillus for application in mariculture system
  • Microbial Phosphorus transformation in inland open water
  • Basic and applied investigations on endophytic microorganisms in horticultural crops
  • Harnessing arbuscular mycorrhizae for biofertilization in horticultural crops

Theme 3: Microbial management of Agrowaste, Bioremediation and microbes in PHT

  • Accessing structural and functional shifts in soil microbial communities of paper mill effluent contaminated soils and utilization of dominant micropflora for crop growth promotion in these soils
  • Bioremediation of Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) through microbial consortia
  • Genotyping and isolation of Sphingomonads from HCN contaminated agricultural soils and their application in bioremediation
  • Refinement in indoor compost technology for white button mushroom using thermophilic organisms
  • Optimization of parameters for utilization of paddy straw, kinnow pulp and pea pods for production of cellulases, ethanol and feed supplements
  • Bioremediation of commonly used pesticides in tropical rice ecosystem
  • Development of bacterial consortia for bioprocessing agricultural wastes and bioremediation of aquaculture effluents
  • Microbial bioremediation of waste water for heavy metals
  • Bioremediation of effluents from shrimp farms
  • Assessment of nisin production in selected strains of LAB and market acceptability
  • Fermented products from fruits, vegetables and cereals
  • Utilization of fruit processing waste for obtaining value added products through fermentation

Theme 4: Microbial Management of Abiotic Stress

  • Development of microbial consortium for alleviation of salt stress for growth and yield of wheat
  • Isolation, inventorization and field assessment of agriculturally important microorganisms in the stress ecosystems of Karnataka
  • Development of microorganism consortium to alleviate abiotic stresses like drought, high temperature and salinity in millets

Theme 5: Microbial Genomics

  • Structural genomics of Mesorhizobium ciceri (Ca181)
  • Genomic studies of uncultivated N2-fixing communities from Uttarakhand
  • Utilization of Actinomycetes to alleviate salt and drought stress for cereal crops
  • Structural genomics of Mesorhizobium ciceri (ca 181)
  • Functional genomic analysis of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) fluorescent Pseudomonads
  • Mining for genes involved in production of fungicidal compounds in Anabaena strains
  • Cloning and characterization of insecticidal crystal protein Gene (cry genes) from Local isolates of Bacilllus thuringiensis Berliner active against Coleopteran, Dipteran and Lepidopteran insect pests

Theme 6: Microbial genome resource repository (MGRR)

  • Microbial genome resource repository

Theme 7: Human resource development (HRD)

  • Human resource development

Theme 8: Nodal Center

AMAAS Themes and projects under each theme( 12th Five Year Plan)

Theme 1a: Microbial Diversity with Special Focus on Extremophiles and Unique Niches

  • Microbial diversity analysis of extreme ecological niches
  • Exploration of the endophytic microbial diversity in horticultural crops through metagenomics and cultivation
  • Mapping of deep-sea and hypersaline microbiota and their characterization using meta-omics approaches for bioprospecting of novel genes
  • Analysis of bacterial community and their functional diversity from rice rhizosphere employing genomic and  metagenomics approaches
  • Microbial diversity of bio-films in dairy niche
  • Functional characterization of salt tolerant bacteria using multi-omic approaches: Towards the development of likelihood model of microbial amelioration of salt stress in wheat crop
  • Culturable and unculturable microbial diversity of insects and their role in Insecticide resistance and other fitness attributes
  • Molecular characterization and exploration of rumen microbial diversity in Black Bengal goats at north eastern state of Tripura
  • Microbial Metagenomic Analysis of Hot Spring Situated Atop The Himalayan Ranges at Manikaran, Himachal Pradesh, India.
  • Diversity of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and dark septate endophytes in woody species and shifting cultivation crop of Manipur, North East India

Theme 1b: Microbial Diversity with Special Focus on Biomolecules, Industrially Important Enzymes

  • Exploring myxobacteria from the North Western Himalayas for novel enzymes and secondary metabolites
  • Exploration and mass culture of fresh water cyanobacteria for development of  nutraceutical feed for  freshwater fish hatchlings

Theme 1c:  Microbial Diversity with Special Focus on Bio prospecting for novel genes and alleles

  • Reference and de novo draft Genome Sequencing of  potential AIMS and their functional annotation
  • Biomolecules and industrially important enzymes from extremophilic bacteria
  • Draft Genome Sequencing of  P-solublizing Pseudomonas striata PS27 and functional validation of MSP Genes
  • Genomics and Proteomics of  N2-fixing cyanobacterium with special reference to discovering abiotic stress tolerant novel genes and protein
  • Exploiting the diversity of extreme halophiles by functional and comparative genomics for isolating novel genes and alleles for affording salinity tolerance to crop plants
  • Isolation and selection of naturally occurring and genetically modified cyanobacterial strains for their potential use in biodegradation of agricultural pesticides (organophosphorous)
  • Bio prospecting for Microbial Products that effects cold alleviation and growthPathogenomics-Genome sequencing of Pucciniastriiformis

Theme 1d: Microbial Diversity with Special Focus on Microbes from farm, fisheries and animals

  • Microbial management in freshwater aquaculture
  • Archaea and actinobacteria in vertisols of central India – assessment of diversity, biogeochemicalProcesses and bio inoculant potential
  • Mining the Metagenome for Bacterial Diversity in Extreme Areas of North-East   India
  • Microbial Diversity of Glacier Sample and peat profile of Himalayan Region

Theme 2: Taxonomy, Identification and Diagnostics of AIMs

  • Development of microarray based Gene Chip for fungal plant pathogens under the background of DNA barcodes using multilocus gene phylogeny
  • Exploration of plant growth promoting rhizobacteria, antagonistic and plant pathogenic microbial resources from high altitude agro-climate/ cropping system of Jammu and Kashmir state for sustainable agriculture.
  • Development of diagnostic kit for detection of Kernal Bunt and loose smut of wheat
  • Development of detection kit  for  detection of mycotoxigenic molds in ground nut

Theme 3 : Plant Microbe interactions, Nutrient management, disease control and Agro waste management

  • Investigating the potential of root-colonizing microbial population for stress tolerance in chickpea through proteomics
  • Identification of high trehalose-producing soybean rhizobia and their integration with AM fungi for enhanced drought tolerance in soybean
  • Mapping and creation of gene bank of arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi and their exploration for enhancing productivity of underutilized crops
  • Development of practicable technologies for field level exploitation of broad spectrum biocontrol agents for amelioration of biotic/abiotic stresses in crops
  • Development of PGPR Inoculant Bioformulations for Rhizosphere Management in Enhancing Biomass of Fodder Crops
  • Exploring endophytic and rhizospheric microorganisms for management of abiotic stress (drought) in rainfed maize and groundnut
  • Mass production of Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) and Beauveria bassiana, formulation as oil based suspension concentrates singly and in combination and field evaluation
  • Development of formulations of Beauveria bassiana, Metarhizium anisopliae, Lecanicillium spp and Paecilomycesfumosoroseus for management of certain sucking pests in vegetable crops
  • Role of potential micro-organisms in seed and crop health of rice, wheat and mustard
  • Development of effective salt tolerant microbes to mitigate salt stress for higher crop production in salt affected soils
  • Production and formulation technology refinement of bacterial bio-agents for soil borne plant disease management under coastal and plain ecosystems
  • Prospecting the potential of cyanobacteria based formulations as plant growth promoting and biocontrol agents in cereal-legume cropping system and selected vegetables
  • Degradation and effective utilization of agrowastes through technologies involving Mushrooms or macrofungi
  • Metagenomics and cultural approaches for identification of novel microbial genes/alleles and microbes for bioconversion of lignocellulosic biomass at extreme physiological conditions under low temperature.
  • Development of Bioformulations with PGPR, PGPF and AMF for induction of resistance in cereals and pulses against fungal pathogens and  improvement of their health status
  • IdentificationofSaltTolerant Microbes and Development of Dynamic Substrate for Cultivation of Commercial Crops in Sodic Soils
  • Development of microbial consortia as biocontrol for corm rot in Crocus sativus
  • Exploration of microbial diversity in Seed Spices through Metagenomics approaches for crop improvement.
  • Formulation of Coleoptera active cry toxins of Bacillus thuringiensis
  • Influence of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi and Rhizobia in Conferring Drought Toleranceto Soybean
  • Exploitation of PGPR and biocontrol agents for integrated management of biotic stresses of chilli in irrigated and dry land ecosystem

Theme 4 : Microbe Based Green energy

  • Synthetic biology and metabolic engineering opportunities for enhanced production of biofuels through microbes.
  • Thermophilic fungi from diverse ecosystems and their potential for producing industrially important enzymes
  • Whole Genome and Transcriptome sequencing of selected cyanobacterial genomes for identification of the role their genes in metabolic pathways related to bio-energy production
  • Developing enzyme catalyzed- microbe mediated processes for biofuels from mango waste (peel and kernel)

Theme 5: MGRR

Theme 6: Coordinating Unit and Human Resource Development

AMAAS Projects 2017-2020

Theme1 : Microbial Diversity

  • Microbial Diversity Analysis of Extreme/Unique  Ecological Niches
  • Genomics– Mediated Taxonomic and Functional Analysis of Endophytic Microbiome in Horticultural Crops and Plant–Microbe Interaction Studies
  • Evaluation of Halotolerant Rhizobium and PGPB Based Biomolecules for Alleviation of Drought and Salt Stress
  • Exploitation of Endosymbionts of Insect Pests for Pest Management
  • To Study the Microbial Diversity Associated with Fish Gut by Using Culture-Dependent and Independent Approaches
  • Development of Effective Formulation of Ecto-, Arbuscular Mycorrhizal and Dark Septate Endophytic Fungi for Growth Enhancement of Important Woody Trees and Crop Species in Manipur
  • Transcriptome Profiling for Functional Annotation of ExiguobacteriumProfundum PHM11 Genome and Prospecting for Abiotic Stress Amelioration
  • Developing Microbial Technology for Production of Industrially Important Biopolymer and Biomolecules
  • Functional Characterization of Desiccation and /or Salinity Stress Induced Hypothetical Proteins from Diazotrophic Cyanobacterium Anabaena PCC7120
  • Exploiting the Diversity of Extreme Halophiles by Functional and Comparative Genomics for Isolating Novel Genes and Alleles for Affording Salinity Tolerance to Crop Plants
  • Characterization and Immobilization of Pesticide Induced Protein(S) of Cyanobacterium Fischerella sp. for Bioremediation of Pesticide Contaminated Water Systems
  • Evaluation of Soybean-Rhizobia Interaction under Elevated CO2 and Temperature to Develop Climate Ready Microbial Inoculants for Central India

Theme2 : Taxonomy, Identification and Diagnostics of AIMs

  • Development of Gene-chip for Detection of Major Fungal Plant Pathogens
  • Development of Diagnostic Kit for Detection of Karnal Bunt and Loose Smut of Wheat
  • Development of Bio-Intensive Disease Management Schedule for Production of Disease Free and Residue Compliant Grapes

Theme3 : Plant Microbe Interactions, Nutrient Management, Disease Control and Agrowaste Management

  • Unravelling Transgenerational Impact of Competent Rhizosphere Microbes in Chickpea under Fusarium Oxysporum f. Sp. Ciceris Challenge
  • Evaluation of Drought-Tolerant Rhizobia with and without AM Fungi for Enhanced Productivity of Soybean
  • Mapping and Creation of Gene Bank of Arbuscular Mycorrhizae and their Exploration for Enhancing Productivity of Underutilized Crops
  • PGPR Inoculant Bioformulations for Rhizosphere Management in Enhancing Biomass of Fodder Crops
  • Mass Production of Bacillus Thuringiensis (Bt) and Beauveria Bassiana, Formulation as Oil Based Suspension Concentrates Singly and in Combination and Field Evaluation
  • Development of Formulations of B. bassiana, M. anisopliae and Lecanicillium spp. for Management of Certain Sucking Pests in Vegetable Crops
  • Production and Formulation Technology Refinement of Bacterial Bio-Agents for Soil Borne Plant Disease Management under Coastal Ecosystems
  • Prospecting the Potential of Cyanobacteria Based Formulations as Plant Growth Promoting and Biocontrol Agents in Cereal-Legume Cropping System and Selected Vegetables
  • Microbial Interventions for Production of Enzyme Supplement for Animal Feed from Fruit and Vegetable Mandi Waste
  • Harnessing the Rhizosphere Diversity with Dynamic Substrate to Induce Tolerance to Abiotic and Biotic Stress for Commercial Cultivation of Agri-Horticultural Crops in Partially Reclaimed Sodic Soils
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  • Influence of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi and Rhizobia in Conferring Drought Tolerance to Soybean
  • Developing PGPR Consortia for Enhanced Micronutrient (iron and zinc) Uptake and Yield of Finger Millet (Eleusinecoracana) in Hilly Areas
  • Development of Research Modules and Pipelines for Commercialization and Regulatory Requirements Concerning Bio-Pesticides

Theme 4 : Microbe Based Green Energy

  • Synthetic Biology and Metabolic Engineering Opportunities for Enhanced Production of Biofuels through Microbes
  • Developing Thermophilic Fungal Strains as Source of Cellulase and Auxiliary Enzymes for 2-G Ethanol from Lignocellulosics
  • Evaluation of Jute and Mesta Biomass for Bioethanol Production Potential

Theme 5: MGRR

Theme 6: Coordinating Unit and Human Resource Development

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Governor Akeredolu Commissions 18 Units Of SEM-919 Motor Grader

Ondo State Governor, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, has said the state can be among the food baskets in the country if its potentials are fully harnessed.

Governor Akeredolu spoke on Thursday during the commissioning of 18 units of SEM-919 Motor Grader for the use of the 18 Local Government Councils in the State.

The event was attended by the Deputy Governor, Hon. Lucky Aiyedatiwa; Speaker, Ondo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Bamidele Oleyelogun; Secretary to the State Government, Princess Oladunni Odu; Chief of Staff to the Governor, Chief Olugbenga Ale; Special Adviser to Governor on Union Matters and Special Duties, Mr. Dare Aragbaiye; Commissioner for information and Orientation, Mr. Donald Ojogo, other members of the state executive council; APC leaders, all the 18 local government chairmen, traditional rulers, religious leaders, top government officials among several other dignitaries.

The Governor said one of his administration’s policy thrusts encapsulated in the REDEEMED Agenda is Rural and Agricultural Development.

He added that meaningful development can only be achieved in the rural areas when adequate infrastructure is put in place.

“Infrastructure is, therefore, the bedrock of development of any society. Essentially, rural infrastructure encompasses among others, rural roads, water supply and electricity.

“Ondo State, no doubt, is an agrarian society. Our belief, therefore, is that if our potential is adequately harnessed, the State can be among the food baskets in the country.

“This informed our decision to make rural and agricultural development as well as provision of massive infrastructure part of our key programmes. Since the inception of our administration in 2017, tremendous efforts have been made in areas of provision of rural water and electricity across the State.

“The State equally bought into the Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP) which focuses on rehabilitation of rural roads and associated capacity building of institutions with the mandate to provide and maintain rural transport infrastructure. The State has completed all its paper work and the programme will soon fully take off,” the Governor said.

Governor Akeredolu disclosed that each local government council will have one grader, noting that rentage of graders by the council chairmen to grade rural roads has now become a thing of the past.

He called for proper use and deployment of the equipment, particularly in grading rural roads to ensure easy movement of farm produce to the urban areas and reduce the cost of foodstuffs.

In their separate goodwill messages, the Chief Imam of Akure Kingdom, Sheik Yayi Akorede and the Chairman, Ondo State Council of Obas, Oba Frederick Akinruntan represented by Jegun of Ile-Oluji, Oba Oluwole Adetimehin, lauded the Governor for providing good leadership in the state, even as they encouraged him to continue his good work in the interest of the state.

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Gabriel Starr is the love of my life, even if he breaks my heart time and time again.

Like a fool, I keep going back, so I’ve made a promise to myself—one final night and then I’m done.

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Around this lunar eclipse we can find out what things we are not free from. They will reveal themselves as acute reaction to something and sensitivity to certain circumstances in the form of fears, fixation and repressed feelings. What shall we do? We need to watch ourselves and the others and record carefully to see our small buzz-bugs or even a serious hang-up. You can detect the bare hinge to which you are emotionally attached and tied to, or to which you were tied to by others, as well as to reveal suppressed feelings because they cause an inner discomfort. The atmosphere near eclipse provokes family related and financial dramas, tension between the women of different generations, as well as an inner conflict because of inability to reconcile what we like and want and what is needed and necessary.


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Victor Serge had an advantage over other believing communists. He managed to see through Stalin right away

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Amazon’s same-day delivery sounds appealing. It might also destroy your local retailers

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Strong economic growth and high employment offer a window of opportunity for Estonia to pursue key reforms, the European Commission said on Wednesday.

"Effective policies to address the risks associated with demographic decline and bottlenecks in Estonia's social protection system, as well as in research and innovation, would enable better use of resources, including of human capital thereby raising the country's growth potential," the European Commission said in its Country Report — Estonia 2018.

According to the report, providing a more adequate social safety net supported by better service provision remains a major challenge for Estonia. Tax-cutting measures are creating employment incentives for the low income earners but will not significantly alleviate the inequality. Steps are being taken to provide more adequate pensions, subsistence allowances, and higher family allowances, yet an increasing share of the population is at risk of poverty. The areas with the most inadequate financing are pensions, disability benefits and long-term care services.

Estonia faces challenges in relation to occupational health and access to healthcare. The state of health of the working population suggests that working conditions do not entirely enable people to lead longer healthy working lives. Access to healthcare due to long wait times for specialized medical care remains a challenge.

The gender pay gap remains one of the highest in the EU despite some measures. The parental leave and benefits system, meanwhile, will be made more flexible and will provide one month of leave exclusively for fathers. This is expected to shorten women's long career breaks that contribute to the gender pay gap. Planned legislation to improve wage transparency would only apply to public sector entities, however. These measures appear to be steps into the right direction, but their effectiveness remains to be seen, the Commission says

On the upside, the report points out that Estonia is doing relatively well in ensuring equal opportunities among various population groups. In comparison to other EU countries, the link between the risk of child poverty and the educational background of parents in Estonia is relatively weak. Likewise, differences in students' school performance attributable to socioeconomic background are the smallest in the EU.

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When the global financial crisis hit just over a decade ago, it triggered an awakening in Philippe Zaouati, CEO of asset management firm Mirova: the work he had been doing for the 20 years prior had perhaps been a part of what led to the Great Recession. “How can I reconcile what I really think – which is that finance should be investing in a better world – and the work that I’m doing?” he recalls asking himself.

And thus Mirova was born, which integrates social and environmental impacts into investments. Ultimately, it aims to transform finance for the common good. “If we move away from short-termism and understand that shareholder value is only a myth, then finance could be a very powerful tool to meet our challenges,” says Zaouati.

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‘Injuries continue to mount’

“After traveling to Banda Aceh, Indonesia, early in the relief effort for the tsunami, I never imagined that I would face this kind of devastation and despair on American soil. When I compare Katrina to the tsunami, the first thing that strikes me is the incredible resilience and response of humanity to this kind of unprecedented destruction, and how the human spirit is so similar and so enduring in these two countries, separated by 10,000 miles and generations of culture. Sadly, the similarity is most evident, though, in the utter loss of those who have survived. It is this loss that will be experienced the longest and hardest by the Katrina victims, in some ways so much worse than the tsunami. The tsunami killed so many instantly. The hurricane and ensuing flood injured many instantly, but the injuries continue to mount. More and more, we will be trying to cope with the injuries to the basic health status of the chronically ill, like the diabetics and the elderly, and the injuries to the mental health of those whose entire lives vanished in a torrent of wind and water.

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“The shelters are incredibly variable, from the thousands in sports complexes (picture the TD BankNorth Garden with people in cots right where you would expect to buy a hot dog) to a few dozen in a high school gym or a handful in a VFW house. The shelters almost have a sense of involuntary confinement about them, for there is nowhere for anyone to go at this point. Tents are all over outside, people are sleeping in their cars with their pets near the shelters, so they can go in to use the bathrooms and get some food.”

– Hilarie Cranmer, emergency physician at Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Lives reduced to rubble

“There was a 30-foot storm surge here, and when the ocean rushed back, it took a lot of things with it. Now, when the tide goes out, it reveals cars, tractors, and pieces of buildings like McDonald’s scattered in the sand. The storm surge was sort of like the December tsunami – but add 150 mph winds. Whatever you are seeing on TV, the devastation is worse. There are 40-foot piles of rubble lined up along the streets, like snowbanks after a big winter storm in Massachusetts, but the rubble is made of people’s property. The piles are what made people’s lives.”

– Joshua Frances, program coordinator at the Harvard School of Public Health Center for Public Health Preparedness

Hospitals flooded but functioning

“I have several friends who worked in the hospitals there – flooded and functioning for six days without running water, electricity, in nonsterile conditions, hand-bagging ICU patients at times and desperately not knowing when or how evacuation would come. And I complain being post-call. My immediate family is safe having evacuated to Baton Rouge. My grandparents’ house was destroyed, and the house I grew up in is flooded. We haven’t been able to locate a great aunt who told us she was too old to evacuate and then right before the storm said it was too late. Unfortunately, all this pales in comparison to the loss of most.”

– Kelly Vallance, pediatric resident at Harvard-affiliated Massachusetts General Hospital for Children

We must transcend personal blame

“Tragically, the few officials on the scene became terrified by the hordes of desperate people who confronted them. This was outside the experience of decision makers, who became overwhelmed further by the size and scope of the growing disaster and the seeming impossibility of regaining control. So, like a computer that stops working, the system froze, unable to accomplish the most basic of humanitarian efforts. These failures are a function of a complex interplay of the many government agencies and community leaders responsible for decision making and action. The problem cannot in its entirety be attached to one organization or one leader. Just as our colleagues working on patient safety assert that to improve the quality of health care, we must transcend beyond personal blame toward a careful assessment of systems issues, so too must we look at the systems problems surrounding this disaster.”

– Leonard Marcus, Lecturer on Public Health Practice, Harvard School of Public Health


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Phi Beta Kappa Exercises
The 2006 Phi Beta Kappa Exercises take place in an intermittently musical Sanders Theatre in Memorial Hall. (Staff photo Rose Lincoln/Harvard News Office)

American democracy is not a static, unchanging phenomenon, but rather an ongoing argument said Sean Wilentz, this year’s Phi Beta Kappa orator.

Because of its evolving nature, democracy is not something that can be easily exported, nor does it come about automatically as the result of overthrowing tyranny, he said.

“Our own history shows differently,” said Wilentz, the Dayton-Stockon Professor of History at Princeton University and author of “The Rise of American Democracy: Jefferson to Lincoln” (2005). “American democracy is more of an event or a process than a thing.”

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Wilentz spoke Tuesday (June 6) in Sanders Theatre at the 216th Literary Exercises of the Alpha Iota chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. Elizabeth Alexander, associate professor of African American Studies at Yale University, was this year’s PBK poet.

Harvard’s chapter of PBK, founded in 1781, is the oldest uninterrupted chapter of the organization in the nation. The Radcliffe chapter was founded in 1914, and the two were merged in 1995. Originally held in Holden Chapel, the Phi Beta Kappa Exercises have taken place in Sanders Theatre since 1876.

In his talk, “History & Democracy,” Wilentz used historical evidence to show that defining democracy has always been a struggle and that the democracy of today is a far cry from that of 100 or 200 years ago.

For example, when Alexis de Tocqueville visited America in the 1830s and wrote his classic study, “Democracy in America,” American democracy still included slavery and excluded the poor from voting, “hardly a democracy as we would define it today, and yet it was more of a democracy than at the time of America’s founding, less than three score years before,” Wilentz said.

Looking at history, it is possible to see periods when American society was revising itself, Wilentz said. For example, between 1815 and 1860, “a sizeable number of Americans began to recognize slavery as an undemocratic enormity.”

Sean Wilentz describes democracy as an ongoing argument: ‘American democracy is more of an event or a process than a thing.’ (Staff photo Jon Chase/Harvard News Office)

The change was by no means universal. Northern abolitionists took the lead in condemning slavery while other elements of society defended it or tried to reach some compromise. “But out of those conflicts, there arose in 1854 the first anti-slavery party in human history,” Wilentz said. And it was this group, the Republican Party, that nominated Abraham Lincoln for president in 1860.

Such changes can also be traced in the careers of individuals, Wilentz said. For example, when President Andrew Jackson, credited with extending democracy to the common man, came to Harvard in 1833 to receive an honorary degree, one Harvard overseer, John Quincy Adams, boycotted the ceremony, calling Jackson “a barbarian who could not write a sentence of grammar and hardly could spell his own name.”

Yet, by 1839, the erudite and elitist Adams, who had run successfully for a seat in the House of Representatives after losing the presidency to Jackson, had embraced abolitionist principles to such an extent that he defended the mutinous slaves of the Spanish ship “Amistad” in the U.S. Supreme Court and won their freedom.

Meanwhile, Wilentz said, “Jackson sided with those who thought democracy and slavery could go hand in hand.”

These examples should teach us that while democracy may be “the world’s best hope,” it is also “fragile and contested” and that “self-satisfaction is dangerous and foolish.”

Wilentz ended by saying that “if we’re going to make hope and history rhyme, with all our might we must join democracy’s argument and help write the verse.”

Alexander’s poem, titled “Poem of a Thousand Stories,” affirmed the idea that each person’s story is unique and important and eventually finds a listener, someone to be moved and inspired by it.

Let the poem be the home for the stories
of tribes, far-flung and ill-defined.
Someone is listening for those stories.
Who is it? Somebody listens.

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Caroline M. Hoxby (left), the Allie S. Freed Professor of Economics, and Kay K. Shelemay, the G. Gordon Watts Professor of Music and Professor of African and African American Studies, are two of the recipients of the Phi Beta Kappa Teaching Prizes awarded at the ceremony. (Staff photo Rose Lincoln/Harvard News Office)

Alexander’s poem went on to recount the moving stories of individuals, several from the poet’s own family. Alexander’s great-aunt, Caroline Bond Day, received a Ph.D. from Harvard in 1830, the first black woman to earn an advanced degree in anthropology. Her dissertation, “A Study of Some Negro-White Families in the United States,” is still in the archives of the Peabody Museum, along with samples of hair the author snipped from her subjects.

Alexander’s father, Clifford Leopold Alexander Jr., came to Harvard in 1951 as a freshman and roomed alone because “the school would not give him a white roommate.” Nevertheless, he excelled as a student and years later had this advice for his daughter:

He tells me, speaking up
may not make you feel good,
may not right a wrong,
may not get you what you want,
but you never know who is listening
and someone is always listening.

The Exercises were also the occasion for the announcement of the Phi Beta Kappa Teaching Prizes. This year, they went to Joseph D. Harris, the Higgins Professor of Mathematics; Caroline M. Hoxby, the Allie S. Freed Professor of Economics; and Kay K. Shelemay, the G. Gordon Watts Professor of Music and Professor of African and African American Studies.

Three individuals were made honorary members of Phi Beta Kappa. They were: Caroline Elkins, the Hugo K. Foster Associate Professor of African Studies and author of the Pulitzer Prize-winning “Imperial Reckoning: The Untold Story Of Britain’s Gulag In Kenya” (2005); Fakhri A. Bazzaz, the Mallinckrodt Professor of Biology Emeritus; and François Bovon, the Frothingham Professor of the History of Religion.

Eighty-seven seniors from the class of 2006 were recently elected to the Harvard College chapter of Phi Beta Kappa (PBK), Alpha Iota of Massachusetts:

Adams House: Jayme Judi Herschkopf, Chang Liu, Srihari Mahadev, Yonina Robbie Murciano-Goroff, Kim Thuy Nguyen, Jared Roitstein-Vega, Ruchira Saha, Karin Sun Schrader, Henry Jacobson Seton

Cabot House: Lyly Cao Minh, Caroline Cecot, Rivers Cuomo, Benjamin Lee Istva, Sarah Lee Paiji

Currier House: Jennie Kay Hann, Charles Glen Kulwin, Conor Steven Tochilin, Annie Rui Zhang

Dudley House: Kyle Remey McCarthy, David Anderson Wax, Alexander Salah Captain

Dunster House: Christopher John Catizone, Farhang Heydari, Mary Julia James, Andrew Lee Kalloch

Eliot House: Jay Alexander Hilton Butler, Katharine Collins Hinkle, Meghan Verena Joyce, James Ginns Levine, Daniel Warren Shoag, Zachary Byron Singer, Ying Sun, Dina Shiang Wang, Shengping Yu

Kirkland House: Kyle Cooper Frisina, Nathan Alan Labenz, Liam Roine Martin, Lauren Alexis Eleanor Schuker

Leverett House: Luke Medford Appling, Amar Chopra Bakshi, Elizabeth Weiss Green, Stephanie Ruth Hurder, Alice Chihyun Hwang, Long Le-Khac, Jose Paul

Payne-Johnson, Emily Claire Richmond, Julian Mancel Rose, Lewis Alexander Slack, Matthew Anthony Steinert, Matthew Corey Sullivan

Lowell House: Orr Ashenberg, Lora Rabin Dagi, Evan Hepler-Smith, Jenny Jing Jin, Nancy Kang, Henry Cheng-Yu Lin, Rebecca Gail Pomerantz

Mather House: Hana Rachel Alberts, HeeWon Lee, Qicheng Ma, Robert Heller Michelassi, Eric Scott Nguyen, Daniel Jennis Obus, Prashant Pradeep Sharma, David William Simmons-Duffin, Hasuk Francis Song, Inna Ilana Zakharevich

Pforzheimer House: Amanda Ramsay Brosius, John Richard Hein, James William Honan-Hallock, Karin Sara Louise Johnsson, Victoria Lynn Sprow

Quincy House: Jennifer Shyamala Sayaka Balakrishnan, Jonathan Andrew Blazek, David Collis Foster, Lauren Aileen Horowitz, Christopher Moran Re, Jessica Ruth Rubin-Wills, Ariane Isabelle Tschumi

Winthrop House: Andrew Gellis Crocker, Susannah Moore Dickerson, Mina Dimitrova Dimitrova, Bethany Lynn Hoag, Christopher Ratcliffe Le Coney, Kathleen Anne Lee, Raphael Chayim Rosen, Adam Nathaniel Scheffler


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Mark Chandler

The Forum on Legal Evolution announced today that it will award Mark Chandler, General Counsel of Cisco Systems, Inc. and Paul Lippe, Founder of Legal OnRamp, Lifetime Achievement Awards for their tremendous contributions to innovation within the legal industry. The presentation of the awards will take place on Thursday, November 9 at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, which is serving as host to the 2017 Forum.

The Forum on Legal Evolution is comprised of legal innovators and early adopters who share an interest in the changing legal market. The invitation-only group meets periodically to share their experiences and identify opportunities for collaboration. The Forum was founded in 2014 by Professor Bill Henderson of Indiana University Maurer School of Law, Professor Dan Katz of Chicago-Kent College of Law, and Bruce MacEwen of Adam Smith, Esq.

The Forum recently established the Lifetime Achievement Awards to recognize legal professionals who have elevated modern law practice through their extraordinary vision, courage and perseverance. Chandler and Lippe are the inaugural recipients of the award.

“This award is very important because innovation, particularly in its early stages, is seldom valued and often unwelcomed by peers,” said Henderson. “Proposing change suggests there is room for improvement in existing systems, which is often met with resistance. An innovator is only successful if he or she is willing to persevere over a long period of time, often exhibiting great technical and political skills to overcome obstacles.”

Henderson continued, “Mark Chandler and Paul Lippe inspire the rest of us to have patience and focus on the long term. They have demonstrated that over a period of decades, you can definitely make a difference.”

Northwestern Law Dean Daniel B. Rodriguez added, “Northwestern Law is pleased and proud to be hosting this Forum. Through Bill Henderson and his colleagues’ efforts, and the good work of leading innovators like Paul and Mark, we have under way a vast, eclectic conversation about the future of legal practice. This conversation, and the outcomes it generates, will be crucial to making progress in the lawyering and legal services space.”

Following law school and short stints at law firms in the early 1980s, both Chandler and Lippe embarked upon careers working at inside emerging technology businesses in various business and legal roles.

The innovation occurring at the time in Silicon Valley and in their own companies served as a catalyst for each to re-evaluate the role and function of lawyers and legal departments. In the early 2000s, Chandler asked Lippe to help create a knowledge management and workflow tool that would enable the company’s lawyers to capture its learning and knowledge creation. The tool, later commercialized as Legal OnRamp, ultimately increased the consistency and quality of answers the legal department provided and saved Cisco lawyers thousands of hours in repetitive work.

“Cisco’s legal department went on to become one of the leading exemplar of the legal operations movement while Legal OnRamp challenged an entire generation of corporate lawyers to rethink how they were practicing law,” said Henderson.

In addition to their successful collaboration and joint innovations, both Chandler and Lippe have played prominent individual roles in legal industry innovation.

During the 2000s, Chandler became the most outspoken general counsel on the need to innovate in its service of core business units while also prodding the legal industry to move toward greater collaboration to promote better training, education, standardization, and measurement. With Chandler’s encouragement, many of the legal professionals in his department have taken a leading role in the emerging legal operations movement, both at Cisco and other major corporations. Chandler himself contributed time and resources to causes that seek to modernize, advance, and elevate both the legal profession and legal education.

By launching Legal OnRamp, Lippe created a community of legal innovators and early adopters that spans several continents. During the mid- to late-2000s, the OnRamp discussion boards created the first forum for sharing ideas on how to adapt modern law practice to the challenges associated with growing cost and complexity.

“Through OnRamp, legal professionals could for the first time find like-minded individuals who were interested in solving the same types of problems,” said Henderson. “Paul’s views were among the boldest and clearest on the forums, essentially creating conditions that were ideal for innovative thinking. Through OnRamp and later through his column in the ABA Journal, Lippe has come epitomize thought leadership within the legal industry.”

Dean Rodriguez emphasized the importance of involving legal educators in efforts to promote industry-wide change. “Legal education is a critical piece in this puzzle. We need to be part of these conversations and need to help lead change. We are grateful for all the great work of thought and action leaders, including Paul and Mark, whose vital contributions we celebrate at this Forum. And my hope and expectation is that this Forum will be a key incubator for new leadership, coming from practice, from the business sector, and also from the law schools.”


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Digital Ally to Provide MetLife Stadium with Body-Worn Cameras at all Events

Lenexa, KS, Sept. 19, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Digital Ally, Inc. (NASDAQ: DGLY), which develops, manufactures and markets advanced video recording products for law enforcement, emergency management, fleet safety and security, today announces a three-year contract with MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ. Digital Ally will provide certain MetLife Stadium security personnel with FirstVu HD body-worn cameras and back-end software management for all events hosted at MetLife Stadium.

Digital Ally will provide a video solution that includes deployment of its patented FirstVu HD body-worn cameras, training and support, along with maintenance and video management. The body-worn cameras will capture video and audio of conversations between security and fans with the goal being de-escalation of situations and evidence falsetto address complaints.

“After several successful deployments of Digital Ally’s body-worn cameras, we are pleased to announce Digital Ally as a provider in video solutions for MetLife Stadium. Our staff has been impressed with the usability of the hardware and back-end software,” stated Danny DeLorenzi, Vice President, Security and Safety Services for MetLife Stadium. “The goal of this initiative is to provide our staff with an extra tool when interacting with fans to create an overall better game day experience for everyone.”

“We are excited to continue our relationship with MetLife Stadium. Our unique product line provides stadiums and entertainment venues with increased accountability and transparency for both fans and staff members,” said Stan Ross, CEO of Digital Ally. “The video captured can be used to address complaints, provide liability protection or used for training purposes. Digital Ally continues to be recognized as an innovator not only in law enforcement but event security,” concluded Mr. Ross.

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Digital Ally ®, headquartered in Lenexa, KS, specializes in the design and manufacturing of the highest quality video recording equipment and video analytic software. Digital Ally pushes the boundaries of technology in industries such as law enforcement, emergency management, fleet safety and security. Digital Ally’s complete product solutions include in-car and body cameras, cloud and local management software, and automatic recording technology. Digital Ally products are sold by domestic direct sales representatives and international distributors worldwide.

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‘Fake news’ about flu shot

Flu shot
Flu shot

By Yvaine Ye
Medill Reports

Baby boomers, Gen X-ers and millennials hardly ever agree with each other on the same issue, but more than half of them have found common ground on the flu vaccine. They are not fans.

More than 7,000 people died as a result of flu and flu-related disorders such as lung disease from 2010 to 2015, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The virus also sent approximately 2 million people to the hospital in the same time period. Sure, everyone hates getting the flu, but only 43 percent of U.S. adults received a flu shot last year.

Even though the flu vaccine remains the one of the most effective preventive measures for staving off the virus, whose severity ranges from “call in sick for work” to death, why do so few Americans get one yearly? Much of this has more to do with “mistrust of the vaccine and a lot of misinformation about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine,” said Michael Ison, an infectious disease professor at Northwestern University.

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Chicago resident receives flu vaccine at local CVS (Yvaine Ye/MEDILL)

For many the biggest sticking point of the vaccine, besides the needle, is the idea of injecting yourself with precisely the thing your body is trying to avoid.

Yet that’s exactly how the flu shot is designed to work. In order to train your immune system to become more efficient and effective during an actual infection, dead virus pieces are injected into your body. This is why many people feel a little bit sick after the flu shot — the body is going through a military exercise to prepare for future attacks.

To many, introducing virus into health body for future protection is unnecessary and counterintuitive. “The body can handle just about everything,” said Amy Sherwood, 41, who hasn’t received a flu shot since she was a kid. “Why put a dead virus inside you to fight off a live virus? That’s what white blood cells are for. Let them do the work.”

Sherwood is not alone – the numbers among her age cohort tell a similar story of flu shot reluctance. Only 32 percent of people age 18 to 49 received a flu shot in the 2015-2016 flu season, according to the CDC. That’s the lowest vaccine coverage of any age group.

“I’m 25 years old, I’m healthy, and I take very good care of my body,” said Michael Levi, a student at Tufts University in Boston. “I don’t think I’m really at risk of coming down with the flu or spreading it to others.”

However, for reasons that scientists have yet to find out, younger individuals who have lower risk of being infected, tend to experience the flu more profoundly when they do contract it, said Ison. “It’s quite clear that H1N1 still is causing severe disease in otherwise healthy young adults,” he said.

The CDC estimated that a 5-percentage-point increase in vaccine coverage among adults aged 18 to 64 could slash the flu illness number by 300,000 during the 2015-2016 flu season.

Rumors and Risk

Thanks to social media, old wives’ tales and outright falsehoods, the flu shot is perhaps only slightly more popular than the flu itself. For example, much digital ink has been spilled about the miniscule amount of mercury present in the vaccination.

Mercury is a toxic heavy metal that can damage human nerves and organs. Functioning as a preservative, a mercury-containing compound called thimerosal is added to vaccines to prevent the growth of bacteria. Because the amount of thimerosal is so minimal, and thimerosal — different from other mercury-containing compounds — “does not build up and reach harmful levels,” according to the CDC, doctors see little cause for concern when it comes to vaccine safety.

“You expose yourself to more mercury eating a tuna fish sandwich than you are getting a flu vaccine,” said infectious disease professor Michael Ison.

However, many remain skeptical.

“There might be risk,” said student Michael Levi, “and continually exposing yourself to it might place you at a greater risk of developing an adverse reaction or potentially weakening your immune system when the intention of the flu shot is to protect you.”

Not so fast, medical experts say. Vaccinations, rather than weaken your immunity, are building the body up for future fights. In fact, those who eschew flu shots are not just putting their health at risk, but also the health of those around them.

Herd Mentality

The virus is less able to spread within a community where most of its members are vaccinated. Such community, or herd, immunity provides greater protection to those who are at higher risk for the flu, such as young children and the elderly. However, the lack of conversation on community responsibility contributes to the lack of awareness in getting the flu shot.

“They are also not thinking of this as a choice that might matter to other people around them” —Jennifer Reich

“People are looking at this as an individual benefit and an individual risk,” said Jennifer Reich, a professor of sociology at the University of Colorado Denver, who studies the anti-vaccination movement. “They are also not thinking of this as a choice that might matter to other people around them.”

This is not an easy gap to close. Despite the CDC’s relentless effort, the flu vaccine coverage among U.S. adults has remained flat since 2010, with slight year-to-year fluctuations between 38 to 44 percent. The numbers fall woefully short of the 80 percent coverage target set by the Department of Health and Human Services.

Mistrust of the vaccine, and a host of misinformation about its safety and efficacy, will remain as an ongoing battle for health care professionals when they urge more to get a yearly flu shot. Until then, all they can do is to keep spreading the word.

“Continue to have the conversations,” Reich said of the communication gap. “Young adults think about how things would change for them if they were incapacitated for 10 days, which is about how long influenza lasts. If we have more conversations like that it may shift people’s understanding.”

PHOTO AT TOP: Even a slight increase in the number of people who receive the flu shot could have a significant impact on the spread of the disease according to the CDC (Yvaine Ye/MEDILL)
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