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Evgeniy (Eugene) Shubnikov, MD, research scientist of the Center for Endocrinology “SibDiab”, Novosibirsk, Russian Federation.
Graduated from Novosibirsk Medical Institute, Novosibirsk in 1985 (MD).
From April 1986 joined Institute of Internal Medicine, Laboratory of Epidemiology and Prevention of chronic noncommunicable diseases. Participant of International Projects as WHO "CINDI" Program (Chronic diseases, the diabetes part, diseases and mortality registries), WHO "Monica" Programme (Risk factors for cardiovascular diseases, screening, the diabetes part). Responsible executor of USSR\CANADA Project "The Epidemiology and Prevention of Chronic non-communicable diseases among the native population of the North(USSR and Canada)"(1988-1992), investigator of Alaska-Siberia Medical Project (Chronic diseases among native population of Alaska(USA) and Siberia(USSR/Russian Federation).
Since 1993 become research scientists of Center for Endocrinology “SibDiab”. Responsible executor of WHO "DIAMOND" program (Type I diabetes mellitus incidence among children - multinational survey), 1988-1999. During the "DIAMOND" project met Professor LaPorte and started the collaboration with his group. In 2000 visited Professor LaPorte’s Department of Epidemiology, Graduated School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh for 4 months as a fellow under State Department Freedom Support Act Fellowship program . Become a Moderator of Internet prevention program for Former Soviet Union countries in the frame of Supercourse Global Library Project in Public Health, Epidemiology and Internet from 2000.
One of developers of the Global Free Library of Lectures at Internet - Supercourse project at University of Pittsburgh - www.pitt.edu/~super1 and Science Supercourse Project at Library of Alexandria - http://ssc.bibalex.org/home/list.jsf.
1992-present:member of the European Association for the study of Diabetes
Currently involved in creation of Research Methods Library of Alexandria (books and online resources) http://ssc.bibalex.org/helpdesk/introduction.jsf, Bibliotheca Alexandrina (BA) African Networks - http://afn.bibalex.org/GeneralPortal.aspx, Euclid's Statistical Matrix http://www.pitt.edu/~super1/ResearchMethods/StatisticsMatrix.htm,
Serageldin-Euclid Library http://www.pitt.edu/~super1/ResearchMethods/SerageldinEuclidLibrary.htm
in different areas of science including Public and Global Health.
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Universal access to knowledge through Serageldin RMLA |
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This effort began with a collaboration of Egyptian, United States and Russian scientists. USSR and Russian libraries always had good interlibrary loan system. Twenty years ago a Supercourse, Library of lectures in Global Health become a source of scientific knowledge for scientists worldwide. In the early days we only had about 1000 members in our network, and then it grew, and grew, and grew. Scientists, especially in developing world, always looking for scientific information. Supercourse lectures were available from more than 40 mirror servers around a world. We have about 50,000 scientists worldwide who received our newsletters weekly.
Collaboration was empowered by Supercourse lectures DVD distribution and creation of Science Supercourse Project http://ssc.bibalex.org/home/list.jsf in 2009 . Shortly our network starts to grow with E-mails of most of the faculty in Universities in Africa and Arab World. By September 2015 we identified 526,000 unique E-mail addresses of scientists of the world with 54,000 in Africa, and 30,000 in Arab countries. We usually send our newsletters to these scientist 2 times per month.
Than we were able to took this to whole new level where we were able to capture 1,200,000 scientists through PubMed Central publication references. With the more than 200,000 PowerPoint lectures, Help Desk, 12,000 research methods Books, we have now largest scientific network in the world with about 2,000,000 members of the Library of Alexandria Scientific grid, or 25% of the world’s scientists with the Library of Alexandria at the heart. This whole network was contacted in 2016 and recently with a news about free access to largest collection of research methods online materials and paper books.
Our network was informed and supported save Serageldin campaign shows the power of our network.
The approach that our group undertook is involving improving access to research methods materials through Research Methods Library of Alexandria (RMLA) - http://ssc.bibalex.org/helpdesk/introduction.jsf. Currently we have 20 buttons and 7 Link to RMLA from Regional Centres in Africa. By establishing the largest research methods books library in the World at the Library of Alexandria and electronic interlibrary loan system, scientists in Africa, Russia and worldwide will be able to have access to most research methods online materials and books. We will discuss future collaboration and development of Research Methods Library of Alexandria (RMLA) and InterLibrary Loan system at 2018 BioVision meeting.
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