Feb 16, 2016
Baliga Book Wins 2016 PROSE Award
The PROSE Awards were announced February 4th at the annual conference of the Association of American Publisher’s Professional and Scholarly Publishing Division in Washington, DC. PROSE honors the best in professional and scholarly publishing, as judged by peer publishers, librarians, academics and medical professionals. Competition was “fierce” this year, according to AAP, with the competition attracting a […]
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