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Eight students were admitted in the first year’s cohort, which started in October 2009. ... The project also employs two postdoctoral researchers based in Cambridge, Alexi Baker and Nicky Reeves.

flexible, at a moderate cost CPU (because of its organization per blocks which rests,. ... The bibliography. proposed at the end of the document a first sample constitutes some.

The printed piano meanwhile was developed at the Cambridge Graphene Centre, where researchers have developed a graphene-based ink, which has many of. ... The graphene layer is not only a flexible but also more conductive and transparent than the

symptom of national decline and an attempt to reverse it based on a. ... those produced locally;. (11) attitudes towards land are changing to greater awareness of.

The project also employs two postdoctoral researchers based in Cambridge, Alexi Baker and Nicky Reeves. ... Doctors and nurses – the attitudes of the first British women doctors towards the nursing.

b) Test for multicue processing based on overlappingactivity. (c) Potential interpretive difficulties with b. ... This is, perhaps, more compatible withsingle-unit results than it may first appear.

47), and only the first few terms would be improvements, aspointed out in [54, 57]. ... Only the results for σγ = 0.08are reported, because other values produced similar graphs.

on the first Greek printed edition of Pedanius Dioscorides' Materia Medica tell us? ... Why are they historically significant? ‘It was outside “the West” that the concept of “Western science” was itself first developed.’ (Marwa Elshakry).

The project is now complete and three of our University Teaching Officers are now based in the new rooms. ... Primary Source 5: The Population Bomb. The Population Bomb: the dangers of population control and panic based reasoning.

foetuses in life?  In what ways can the 1965 and 1990 photo-essays: ‘Drama of life before birth’ and ‘the first days of. ... The first of two Library exhibitions featured hand-painted illustrations of insect larvae, microorganisms and

by Participants7 Papers Produced or in Preparation by Participants8 Seminars and Lectures9 Seminars Given Outside the Institute. ... The Clay Mathematics Institute has reproducedfour of the original poster series for display in theBoston Transit system.

school‐based education (Illich 1971). It has been enacted mostly through nonformal education,. ... predominantly school‐based, and that dissociates theory from practice” (2004:110, my translation;.

Perl 5.8.0, however, is the first recommended release for serious Unicode work. ... If invalid, a Malformed UTF-8 character (byte 0x##) in unpack warning is produced.

victims, with prevention campaigns that are evidence based for the very first time. ... doesn’t and what’s promising (Sherman, 1998a) with evidence based confidence (Sherman,.

84 Current Anthropology Volume 56, Number 1, February 2015. vironmental and action-based variables influence how soundis fundamentally produced and perceived. ... and land-based environments (e.g., Bormpoudakis,Sueur, and Pantis 2013; Rasoloharijaona et

Gateway (also known as the ‘Randomiser’). By creating a web-based tool for operational. ... initiative. They produced an interesting list of reasons why participants could agree to the.

The exhibition follows the image of the double helix from its first appearances in scientific papers to its uses today as a cultural icon, and is on display until the end ... A virtual version of the display was also mounted on the Librarys webpages.

BBSRC Flexible Interchange Programme (FLIP) awards. This grant supports the movement of people and exchange of knowledge / technology / skills, and developing bioscience research / researchers. ... This aims to advance knowledge, understanding, practice,

caused people to think more deeply about the pollution produced by vehicle use. ... However, polymer and perovskite based LEDs are easier to make than conventional inorganic materials (eg.

During her academic career, Professor Hesse worked in mathematics at the University of Leeds before becoming a philosopher of science, first at University College London and then in Cambridge, and in ... In February, Leah Astbury was awarded two