Alfred L. Copley – the scientist and his contributions to our understanding of haemostasis, thrombosis and atherogenesis

Oka’s Theories Bearing on the Vessel-Blood Organ and its EEFL Interface

“…Their findings provide some evidence for the validity of my theory of atherogenesis, based on our surface hemorheological findings of interaction between low density lipoprotein and fibrinogen (12).…”

Art and drug delivery system design: dissonance or a harmony?

“…This role of art as a driving force of problem solving or a resource of creativity has been employed in design of many technologies. In fact, it is not an unfamiliar use of art in the subject as the idea of contribution of art to scientific discoveries dated back to centuries ago from the well-honed skills of Leonardo Da Vinci to Samuel Morse, Santiago R. y Cajal, John J. Audubon, Maria S. Merian, Anna Atkins, and Alfred L. Copley [38][39][40][41][42][43]. It is evident that understanding of art, as a big part of art therapy, drastically encourage spontaneous, relational, and creative engagement, all are functions that are proven to be associated with the right hemisphere of the brain [44].…”