Werner Syndrome By: Julia Mimidis History of Werner Syndrome This condition was first described by Dr. Otto Werner at the University of Kiel, Germany, in 1904 when he was a medical student. He noticed features of skin tightness and thickening as well as cataracts in more than one child born in the same family. Description/Symptoms of Werner Syndrome
Meaning of Curriculum Vitae. A curriculum vitae is similar to a resume in that both present a candidate's academic qualifications and work experiences. Difference Between a CV and a Resume. However, a CV is far more detailed than a resume in that a CV seeks to convey a person's entire professional and educational career. While an individual's resume can be adapted for certain job applications, a CV will normally remain the same, regardless of the position for which he or she is applying.
Finally, I should note here that employers sometimes use the terms resume and curriculum vitae (or CV) interchangeably, and both terms loosely mean life summary.. The conventional resume is organized according to the sections that follow, moving from the top of the resume to the bottom. There is no title for this section; itâs simply your name and contact information at the top of the page. This section is always presented at the top of the resume, taking up anywhere from two to five lines.