The JOSHA Demetrios Project: – Slovensky

International Academy of Science, Humanities and Arts, IASHA e.V. Freiburg, Deutschland The JOSHA Demetrios Project With the July 2017 issue, JOSHA is starting the Demetrios Project. We chose Demetrios of Phaleron, a student of Theophrastus and most probably of Aristotle, as the name patron of our project. Demetrios was instrumental in establishing the ancient Library of Alexandria, probably the largest and most significant library of the ancient world covering all aspects of Science, Humanities and the Arts in many different languages. It is our objective to open up JOSHA as a universally accessible, open access library to all languages and countries. JOSHA will focus initially on publishing and provide open-access to textbooks in any field of Science, Humanities and the Arts, to students and readers worldwide. JOSHA will publish textbooks in any language after appropriate peer review by experts in the field knowledgeable of the respective language. The IASHA Board and JOSHA Editors feel that there is an urgent need to provide access to these materials especially to students and scientists in low and middle-income countries, where textbooks are simply unaffordable by most students. We encourage authors and readers to submit their textbooks for publication in JOSHA free of charge and to alert us to specific areas of need. We will start this project with the Architecture Textbook by Professor Bujar from Albania, written in the Albanian language. The non-profit International Academy of Science, Humanities, and Arts (IASHA e.V.) in Freiburg, the publisher of JOSHA, and all its members will make a special effort to support this project. We encourage you also to support this important initiative by joining the philanthropic IASHA e.V. Association (https://iasha.org )“ or making a donation to IASHA e.V.. To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded.” (Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1803 – 1882). Hana studied medicine at Masaryk University, Medical faculty, Brno, Czech Republic, where she graduated with Distinction. She did a two-year research rotation at the University of Freiburg where she worked on her medical doctoral thesis entitled “The role of biglycan in the tumour microenvironment of malignant melanomas “. She is currently a resident of internal medicine in the Clinic of Hematology Oncology and Stem Cell Transplantation at the University Medical Center in Freiburg Germany. The Photo on the cover: A bronze statue peeking from a manhole. In the Slovak language it called Čumil. It was created by Viktor Hulík in 1997. Date 26 June 2014, 13:01:29, Author PMATAS. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bratislava_bronze_sculpture_2014.jpg