| "+TSTRT+"LCD manufactur | \"liquid crystal display\" manufactur | Steve \"Gold\""+TSTOP+" | |
This query will match any record that: - Contains words that start with "+RSTRT+"LCD"+RSTOP+" AND words that start with "+RSTRT+"manufactur"+RSTOP+" OR contains the phrase "+RSTRT+"Liquid Crystal Display"+RSTOP+" AND words that start with "+RSTRT+"manufactur"+RSTOP+" OR contains the word "+RSTRT+"Gold"+RSTOP+" AND words that start with "+RSTRT+"Steve"+RSTOP+" |
Pressing the \"Return\" key at any time will also start the search."; var KB_REVERTBTN_TIP = "Clicking this button will cause all the search fields on this form to be reverted back to the values they held when the form was first displayed."; var KB_RESULTBLOCKSIZE_TIP = "This selector controls how many results are returned at a time. Additional blocks of results can be viewed using the \"Next (or Previous) xx results\" links at the top and bottom of the search results.
Selecting larger blocks of results here may slow the search down noticeably."; var KB_REPORTMENU_TIP = "Selecting one of these options will run the selected report using the results currently displayed.
The \"Printable Version of this Page\" report will include the results from all four sections of the KnowledgeBase, but the other report options will include the results only from the section to which they correspond."; var KB_RESULTSHDR_TIP = "Click on the column headers to sort the results by that column. The ↑ and ↓ icons indicate the current sort column (and sort direction).
To view an individual detail record, click on that record\'s entrry in the list. Clicking on the
![\"New](\"/images/new_window.gif\")
icon will cause the record\'s detail page to open in a new window.";
//Simple KB search page tooltips
var KB_PAGETITLE_TIP = "| Welcome to the MIT |
| Office of Corporate Relations KnowledgeBase |
The OCR KnowledgeBase is an actively-maintained database of information about MIT faculty, research projects, publications, and departments, labs, and centers (called \"DLCs\"). This database is provided as a service to the corporate members of the Industrial Liaison Program, as well as to the MIT community.\ - The Faculty section of the KnowledgeBase holds information about MIT faculty members, technical staff, visiting scientists, and some graduate students. Data contained here includes the person\'s research interests, areas of expertise, educational background, spin-off companies they've founded, links to the research projects on which they work, links to the scientific papers they\'ve authored, and basic contact information, such as phone number, email address, URLs, etc.\ - The Projects section of the KnowledgeBase includes information about the research projects being conducted on campus (including some past projects). We maintain data regarding the project\'s status, abstract or technical overview, and the investigators and departments involved with it.\ - The Publications (sometimes refered to as Papers) section of the KnowledgeBase is used to track the plethora of scientific, technical, and academic publications produced by the MIT community. In conjunction with the MIT libraries, we make many of these papers available via download directly from the Publication detail pages.\ - Lastly, the DLCs section of the KnowledgeBase contains information about the various departments, laboratories, and research centers that fill the MIT landscape. We maintain data about the DLCs\' mission, staff members, research areas, research projects, and departmental contact information.\ \ This Simple Search page provides a quick but powerful query capability for the KnowledgeBase. The desired search term(s) should be entered in the criteria field, and each of the four sections of the KnowledgeBase that are checked will be searched for that criteria.\ Note: If none of the four sections are checked-off to be searched, they will all be searched.\ For more information about how the search criteria can be entered, please see the floating help under the \"Display the syntax rules\" link below the criteria field.\ |
For instance, an extended search of the Faculty section would locate the search term(s) in the faculty data (as a regular search would), but then it will also attempt to locate the search term(s) in the Projects section. If any projects are found that match the search criteria, any faculty that link to those project records are added to the set of faculty that have already been found. This will then also be done using the Publications and DLCs sections, each time adding more faculty records to the existing results.\
The advantage of this extended search capability is that it makes it very easy to find all information regarding a specific search term with one query.\
The disadvantage of an extended search is that it can take much longer to complete, and it can deliver significantly larger result sets. Additionally, there is often no easy way to determine why the database matched a specific record to the entered search criteria (without painstakingly looking at every record that is linked to the returned record).\
Because of these disadvantages, the extended search capability tends to be useful for only very specific search criteria."; var KB_NAMEONLY_TIP = "Checking this box will cause only the \"primary identifier\" field of each section to be searched (rather than ALL fields).\
In the Faculty section, only the faculty\'s name field will be queried.\
In the Projects section, only the project\'s title field will be queried.\
In the Publications section, only the paper\'s title field will be queried.\
In the DLCs section, only the DLC\'s name field will be queried.\
Note: Using this checkbox here will perform the same query as using the individual Name or Title fields on the Advanced Search page. It is provided here for convenience."; //Advanced KB search page tooltips var AKB_PAGETITLE_TIP = "
| Welcome to the MIT |
| Office of Corporate Relations KnowledgeBase |
The OCR KnowledgeBase is an actively-maintained database of information about MIT faculty, research projects, publications, and departments, labs, and centers (called \"DLCs\"). This database is provided as a service to the corporate members of the Industrial Liaison Program, as well as to the MIT community.\ - The Faculty section of the KnowledgeBase holds information about MIT faculty members, technical staff, visiting scientists, and some graduate students. Data contained here includes the person\'s research interests, areas of expertise, educational background, startup companies with which they've been involved, links to the research projects on which they work, links to the scientific papers they\'ve authored, and basic contact information, such as phone number, email address, URLs, etc.\ - The Projects section of the KnowledgeBase includes information about the research projects being conducted on campus (including some past projects). We maintain data regarding the project\'s status, abstract or technical overview, and the investigators and departments involved with it.\ - The Publications (sometimes refered to as Papers) section of the KnowledgeBase is used to track the plethora of scientific, technical, and academic publications produced by the MIT community. In conjunction with the MIT libraries, we make many of these papers available via download directly from the Publication detail pages.\ - Lastly, the DLCs section of the KnowledgeBase contains information about the various departments, laboratories, and research centers that fill the MIT landscape. We maintain data about the DLCs\' mission, staff members, research areas, research projects, and departmental contact information.\ \ This Advanced Search page provides query capabilities specific to each section of the KnowledgeBase. Multiple fields are available under each of the four sections, and search criteria can be entered into as many of those fields as is desired. Only records that match ALL of the entered criteria will be returned as results.\ Note: Each of the four sets of search criteria for the four sections of the KnowledgeBase are treated as independent searches. In other words, if search terms are entered (for example) for Faculty Name and Publication Title, publications will be searched only by their title, and faculty will be searched only by their name. The Publication Title search criteria will not affect the Faculty search, nor vice-versa.\ For more information about how the search criteria can be entered, please see the floating help under the \"Display the syntax rules\" link at the top of the page.\ |
Note: This Faculty section includes more people than literally just faculty members. It may also contain MIT staff members, grad students, visiting scientists, etc."; var AKB_FACULTYNAME_TIP = "Enter a faculty member's name to search for. It can be entered first-last or last-first." + XMPL_PFX + "Donald Sadoway" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_FACULTYDLC_TIP = "Enter part or all of a MIT department, lab, or center's name to search for associated faculty." + XMPL_PFX + "materials processing center" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_FACULTYCODLC_TIP = "By default, only faculty members who have the specified dept, lab, or center as their \"Home-DLC\" will be returned. The faculty\'s \"Home-DLC\" can be thought of as the department, lab, or center in which they have their primary appointment.
Checking this box will result in faculty members associated with other DLCs to be returned, as well.
Note: It is common for MIT faculty to be included in these \"Co-DLCs\" in which they conduct research, so checking this box will often significantly affect the number of faculty returned by a Dept/Lab/Center search."; var AKB_FACULTYTITLE_TIP = "Enter part or all of a faculty member's title to search for." + XMPL_PFX + "ford professor" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_FACULTYBIO_TIP = "Enter a phrase from the faculty's research description or biography (biosketch) field to search for.
These fields are (sometimes large) descriptions of the faculty member's areas of expertise and/or interests, his or her areas of research, and a biographical description of the faculty's education or background in the sciences." + XMPL_PFX + "cellular array" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_FACULTYRELATED_TIP = "Enter a phrase from the faculty's Related Info fields to search for.
The \"Related Info\" fields are used to record instances where MIT faculty are mentioned in other contexts. They often refer to articles from the MIT News Office, but can also contain links to other newspapers, magazine articles, books, video clips, etc." + XMPL_PFX + "new vice president" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_PROJECTSECTION_TIP = "Entering values in these fields will search the Projects section of the ILP KnowledgeBase."; var AKB_PROJECTTITLE_TIP = "Enter part or all of a project's title to search for." + XMPL_PFX + "physical chemistry of molten ferrites" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_PROJECTINVESTIGATOR_TIP = "Enter part or all of an investigator's (faculty member's) name to search for.
The name can be entered first-last or last-first." + XMPL_PFX + "Jensen, Klavs" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_PROJECTCOINVESTIGATOR_TIP = "The primary investigator for a project is the faculty member who has the technical lead or primary responsbility for the research conducted within that project. The co-investigators are the other faculty, students, scientists, etc, who also work on the reseach within the project (often susbtantially so).
Leaving this box unchecked will cause only the name of primary investigator for the projects to be searched. Checking this box, however, will result in the names of ALL investigators for the project being searched." var AKB_PROJECTDLC_TIP = "Enter part or all of a MIT department, lab, or center's name to search for associated research projects.
The department. lab, or center associated with a research project is the DLC which has primary oversight for that project. It is often (but not always) the same DLC as the primary investigator's \"Home-DLC\"." + XMPL_PFX + "Materials Science" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_PROJECTCODLC_TIP = "By default, only projects that have the specified dept, lab, or center as the \"Primary DLC\" will be returned. A project\'s \"Primary DLC\" can be thought of as the department, lab, or center that has primary oversight for that project.
Checking this box will result in projects associated with other DLCs to be returned, as well.
Note: It is common for projects at MIT to be associated with several (or more) of these \"Co-DLCs\", so checking this box will often significantly increase the number of projects returned by a Dept/Lab/Center search." var AKB_PROJECTDESC_TIP = "Enter a phrase from the project's abstract or research description to search for.
These fields describe the areas of research being examined in the project, but they are sometimes empty, so performing an additional search for the desired terms in the project's title can sometimes produce more results." + XMPL_PFX + "acoustic network behavior" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_PROJECTACTIVE_TIP = "Enter a date range to restrict the results to only projects that were active during any part of that time period.
The format of the entered date should be \"mm/dd/yyyy\"." + XMPL_PFX + "7/18/2001" + XMPL_SFX + "
If the beginning date is left blank, a date of 1/1/1970 is assumed (the earliest project for which we have a record). A blank end date will cause all projects that are currently active to be included."; var AKB_PUBSECTION_TIP = "Entering values in these fields will search the Publications (also known as Papers) section of the ILP KnowledgeBase."; var AKB_PUBTITLE_TIP = "Enter part or all of a publication's title to search for." + XMPL_PFX + "Atomic Resolution Structure of Cellulose" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_PUBAUTHOR_TIP = "Enter part or all of a faculty member's name to search for publications authored by that faculty member." + XMPL_PFX + "Rebecca Henderson" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_PUBNONMIT_TIP = "Check this box to search for ALL authors (not just MIT authors) of publications."; var AKB_PUBABSTRACT_TIP = "Enter a phrase from the publication's abstract or notes field to search for.
Unfortunately, many older papers in the KnowledgeBase were delivered to the ILP with no abstract being made available to us, so searches using this field may not yield large numbers of results. Papers received since 2004 tend to have an abstract available, but searching for the desired terms in the publication's title is sometimes a better alternative." + XMPL_PFX + "electronic paper" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_PUBILPDATE_TIP = "Enter a date range to restrict the results to only publications that were received (by the ILP) during that time period.
If the beginning date is left blank, a date of 1/1/1970 is assumed (the earliest project for which we have a record). A blank end date will cause all projects that are currently active to be included."; var AKB_PUBSECTION_TIP = "Entering values in these fields will search the Publications (also known as Papers) section of the ILP KnowledgeBase."; var AKB_PUBTITLE_TIP = "Enter part or all of a publication's title to search for." + XMPL_PFX + "Atomic Resolution Structure of Cellulose" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_PUBAUTHOR_TIP = "Enter part or all of a faculty member's name to search for publications authored by that faculty member." + XMPL_PFX + "Rebecca Henderson" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_PUBNONMIT_TIP = "Check this box to search for ALL authors (not just MIT authors) of publications."; var AKB_PUBABSTRACT_TIP = "Enter a phrase from the publication's abstract or notes field to search for.
Unfortunately, many older papers in the KnowledgeBase were delivered to the ILP with no abstract being made available to us, so searches using this field may not yield large numbers of results. Papers received since 2004 tend to have an abstract available, but searching for the desired terms in the publication's title is sometimes a better alternative." + XMPL_PFX + "electronic paper" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_PUBILPDATE_TIP = "Enter a date range to restrict the results to only publications that were received (by the ILP) during that time period.
The format of the entered date should be \"mm/dd/yyyy\"." + XMPL_PFX + "6/22/1997" + XMPL_SFX + "
If the beginning date is left blank, a date of 7/1/1900 is assumed.
If the end date is left blank, today's date is assumed."; var AKB_DLCSECTION_TIP = "Entering values in these fields will search the Departments, Labs, and Centers section of the ILP KnowledgeBase.
Note: At MIT, the phrase \"Departments, Labs, and Centers\" is often abbreviated to the term \"DLCs\"."; var AKB_DLCNAME_TIP = "Enter part or all of a DLC's name to search for." + XMPL_PFX + "Lab for Nuclear Science" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_DLCOVERVIEW_TIP = "Enter a phrase from the DLC's overview to search for.
The DLC overview is a textual description of the areas of research and teaching expertise within that DLC. This description is usually provided by the department itself." + XMPL_PFX + "electro mechanical devices" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_DLCRELATED_TIP = "Enter a phrase from the DLC's Related Info fields to search for.
The \"Related Info\" fields list links to external news stories or other references to those DLCs. They often refer to articles from the MIT News Office, but can also contain links to other newspapers, magazine articles, books, video clips, etc."; var AKB_DLCCODE_TIP = "Enter the Short-Code of the desired DLC.
The DLC \"Short-Code\" is a short abbreviation or acronym that's used (mostly within MIT) to refer the the department, lab, or center." + XMPL_PFX + "Chem-E" + XMPL_SFX; //Event pages tooltips var EVT_TYPE_1 = "![](\"/images/icons/icon_ilp_xparent.gif\")
This event is an ILP-sponsored conference."; // Type 1 = ILP conference
var EVT_TYPE_2 = "![](\"/images/icons/icon_speaker_xparent.gif\")
This event is part of the ILP Speaker Series."; // Type 2 = speaker series
var EVT_TYPE_3 = "![](\"/images/icons/icon_video_xparent.gif\")
This event is an ILP Video Conference or Webcast."; // Type 3 = video conference or webcast
var EVT_TYPE_4 = "![](\"/images/icons/icon_special_xparent.gif\")
This is an ILP Special Event."; // Type 4 = special event
var EVT_TYPE_5 = ""; // Type 5 = non-ILP event (no tip)
var KB_FACDETAIL_RPTTYPES = " \
";
var KB_FACDETAIL_CINFOURLASST = "" +
PTMRK + "Clicking the Contact Info checkbox will include the faculty member's phone #, MIT room #, email addresses, etc in the report.
";
var KB_FACDETAIL_DLCEDUCINTEXP = "" +
PTMRK + "Clicking the DLCs checkbox will include in the report the primary and affiliated departments, labs, and centers in which the faculty member works.
";
var KB_FACDETAIL_RSRCHBIOMISCINFORA = "" +
PTMRK + "Clicking the Research Summary checkbox will include a synopsis of the faculty member's ongoing research efforts in the report.
";
var KB_FACDETAIL_PROJECTS = "" +
PTMRK + "Clicking the Projects checkbox will include a list of the faculty member's research projects in the report.
";
var KB_FACDETAIL_PUBS = "" +
PTMRK + "Clicking the Publications checkbox will include a list of the scientific and scholarly papers authored by the faculty member in the report.
";
var KB_FACDETAIL_SETSELECTOR = "The Saved Sets selector is used to store frequently used sets of checkbox settings in handy groups. Whichever checkboxes are checked when the \
Create Report button is pressed will be remembered and stored in the current numbered set. There's also a space to enter a small text label for each set next to the selector. \
You can use this label to make it easier to identify what each set you've created is for.
Example:
You might find that the various officers for whom you work each have \ different information he or she likes to include on their faculty reports. Carl may like to include all faculty data except papers on his reports, while Todd prefers to have papers \ included, but not with details. Marie, on the other hand, prefers only faculty Contact and Assistant information on her reports.
Using the Saved Sets selector makes this \ very easy. Simply set the Saved Sets selector to New Set, check all of the checkboxes except the Publications checkbox, and enter \"For Carl\" in the label \ field, and then click the Create Report button. A new set will be created that can then be re-used anytime a report is being run for Carl. Repeat these steps for each of your \ officers, and it will make switching between groups of checkbox settings quick and easy.
Note:
There's a special feature linked to Set #1. Whatever checbox settings \ are stored with Set #1 will be used to control the sections on the faculty reports generated using the Faculty Report option from the Available Reports: selector on the \ search results pages. This makes it very easy to run reports on multiple faculty members while still controlling which sections you would like to have included on the reports."; var KB_WORKINGPAPER = "This working paper is downloadable; click here to access it."; var KB_NONWORKINGPAPER = "This working paper is no longer available."; var KB_SHOWALLPAPERS = "Click here to toggle on/off the full listing of this faculty member's available publications.";
If the beginning date is left blank, a date of 7/1/1900 is assumed.
If the end date is left blank, today's date is assumed."; var AKB_DLCSECTION_TIP = "Entering values in these fields will search the Departments, Labs, and Centers section of the ILP KnowledgeBase.
Note: At MIT, the phrase \"Departments, Labs, and Centers\" is often abbreviated to the term \"DLCs\"."; var AKB_DLCNAME_TIP = "Enter part or all of a DLC's name to search for." + XMPL_PFX + "Lab for Nuclear Science" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_DLCOVERVIEW_TIP = "Enter a phrase from the DLC's overview to search for.
The DLC overview is a textual description of the areas of research and teaching expertise within that DLC. This description is usually provided by the department itself." + XMPL_PFX + "electro mechanical devices" + XMPL_SFX; var AKB_DLCRELATED_TIP = "Enter a phrase from the DLC's Related Info fields to search for.
The \"Related Info\" fields list links to external news stories or other references to those DLCs. They often refer to articles from the MIT News Office, but can also contain links to other newspapers, magazine articles, books, video clips, etc."; var AKB_DLCCODE_TIP = "Enter the Short-Code of the desired DLC.
The DLC \"Short-Code\" is a short abbreviation or acronym that's used (mostly within MIT) to refer the the department, lab, or center." + XMPL_PFX + "Chem-E" + XMPL_SFX; //Event pages tooltips var EVT_TYPE_1 = "
This event is an ILP-sponsored conference."; // Type 1 = ILP conference
var EVT_TYPE_2 = " This event is part of the ILP Speaker Series."; // Type 2 = speaker series
var EVT_TYPE_3 = " This event is an ILP Video Conference or Webcast."; // Type 3 = video conference or webcast
var EVT_TYPE_4 = " This is an ILP Special Event."; // Type 4 = special event
var EVT_TYPE_5 = ""; // Type 5 = non-ILP event (no tip)
var KB_FACDETAIL_RPTTYPES = "| These options control what type of report format is created when the Create Report button is clicked: |
| " + PTMRK + "Clicking the Related Articles checkbox will add a list of any related articles concerning the faculty member to the report. Related articles are instances of the \ faculty member being mentioned in the press (or in any other published material) of which the ILP has been made aware. Quite often, these Related Articles refer to items available \ from the MIT News Office, but there are also many Related Articles that refer to mainstream news outlets.. |
| " + PTMRK + "Inactive projects are projects that are no longer being actively pursued by MIT faculty members, but the information about them often remains useful. Inactive projects \ are usually removed from the list of projects on the report, but checking the Leave Inactive Projects in Report? checkbox will cause them to remain. If the Projects \ checkbox is unchecked, then this setting has no effect. |
Example:
You might find that the various officers for whom you work each have \ different information he or she likes to include on their faculty reports. Carl may like to include all faculty data except papers on his reports, while Todd prefers to have papers \ included, but not with details. Marie, on the other hand, prefers only faculty Contact and Assistant information on her reports.
Using the Saved Sets selector makes this \ very easy. Simply set the Saved Sets selector to New Set, check all of the checkboxes except the Publications checkbox, and enter \"For Carl\" in the label \ field, and then click the Create Report button. A new set will be created that can then be re-used anytime a report is being run for Carl. Repeat these steps for each of your \ officers, and it will make switching between groups of checkbox settings quick and easy.
Note:
There's a special feature linked to Set #1. Whatever checbox settings \ are stored with Set #1 will be used to control the sections on the faculty reports generated using the Faculty Report option from the Available Reports: selector on the \ search results pages. This makes it very easy to run reports on multiple faculty members while still controlling which sections you would like to have included on the reports."; var KB_WORKINGPAPER = "This working paper is downloadable; click here to access it."; var KB_NONWORKINGPAPER = "This working paper is no longer available."; var KB_SHOWALLPAPERS = "Click here to toggle on/off the full listing of this faculty member's available publications.";