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- Supplement II (The commemorative-memorial volume: twenty-five years of stereology) - May 1987
Supplement II (The commemorative-memorial volume: twenty-five years of stereology) - May 1987
Roger E. Miles
Commemorative-memorial volume: twenty-five years of stereology [Title]
Contents- Roger E. Miles
Preface
I. Commemorative and memorial- Dallas M. Hyde
Remembering an old friend - J.E. Pauly
Hans Elias - H. Haug
August Hennig - Robert T. DeHoff
Frederick Nims Rhines - R.V. Ambartzumian
Sarkis Saltykov
II. Historical- Ewald R. Wiebel
Ideas and tools: the invention and development of stereology - Herbert Haug
The first ten years after the foundation of the International Society for Stereology in 1961 - Luis M. Cruz-Orive
Stereology: historical notes and recent evolution - Anna-Mary Carpenter
The ISS: an overview - Jakub Bodziony & Krzysztof Hübner
Hugo Steinhaus - an unknown stereologist?
III. State of the art and science, from Davy to David !- Pamela J. Davy
Stereology — a view towards the future - A.J. Baddeley, C.V. Howard, A. Boyde & S. Reid
Three-dimensional analysis of the spatial distribution of particles using the tandem-scanning reflected light microscope - Joseph Mecke
A stereological problem for random lines - Eva B. Jensen & Hans Jørgen G. Gundersen
The corpuscle problem: reevaluation using the disector - Michel Coster, Jean-Paul Jernot & Jean-Louis Chermant
Importance of the connectivity numbers in quantitative image analysis - Robert T. DeHoff
Use of the disector to estimate the Euler characteristic of three dimensional microstructures - Luis A. Santaló
On the superposition of random mosaics - Piet Stroeven
Prospects for stereology in civil engineering - Yrjö Collan
Studying cells with different methods in serial sections: principles of matching - Ervin E. Underwood
Stereological analysis of fracture roughness parameters - Hans Eckart Exner
A model stereological nomenclature - Rodney Coleman
Stereological estimation of mineral liberation. I. Concentric sphere models - Miroslav Kališnik, Milan Ilić, Alenka Luzar & Zdenka Pajer
The importance of section thickness and particle diameter ratio in number per unit volume estimations evaluated by computer simulation (preliminary report) - Heinz David
Thirty years of experience in ultrastructural quantitative morphology and stereology of the liver
IV. The I.S.S.’s First Journal- Ervin E. Underwood
Stereologia--the first newsletter of the I.S.S
Author Index
Subject Index