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20 Oct 2015: Engineering new synaptic connections in the C.elegans connectome. Ithai Rabinowitch & William R Schafer. ... 3B, right), presumablydue to negative charge flowing fromAWC into AIY through the new electricalsynapse (Fig.

10 Nov 2015: The new offence has provoked much discussion in the media. In this activity, your task is to find out more about s 144 LASPOA, by conducting internet-based research. ...  Why are some campaigners critical of the new offence? See, in particular, this

4 Mar 2015: The Finance Director also attends. New emergency action plans were approved in late 2012. ... the new EU ‘Teaming’ instrument (eligible for funding of 15–20m at Stage 2).

8 Sep 2015: Coot displays a Map Colour Selection window]. • Choose a new colour by clicking on the colour widgets. ... Coot adds intermediate white atoms and pops up a dialog]. • Accept the new atoms.

24 Feb 2015: o Recording details about the offer and appointment within a new Offers section;. ... New Appointment team will transfer successful applicants to CHRIS using their screens within the.

8 May 2015: Their charitable objectives are research, teaching and scholarship and the application of new knowledge arising from these activities. ... 1. It can take a long time to form a new spin-out company out of a university.

29 May 2015: brain disease, a new theory of the industrial revolution and the fascinating story of a ‘haunted’ medieval book. ... News in brief. More information atwww.cam.ac.uk/research. 4 News. ‘Big data’ socialA new Centre is teaching undergraduate social

27 Aug 2015: Coot displays a Map Colour Selection window]. • Choose a new colour by clicking on the colour widgets. ... We want a CYS:. • Mutate & Auto Fit. • Click on an atom in the new ALA.

6 Feb 2015: News. Features. Things. Spotlight: Imaging. 2 ContentsIssue 26, February 2015. If there’s one thing that Cambridge has always excelled in, it’s finding new ways of looking at the world. ... News in brief. More information atwww.cam.ac.uk/research. 4

9 Oct 2015: time – antibiotic resistance, new infections, metabolic syndromes and diseases of ageing, for example. ... create a new dataset that will follow children through their learning experience, from home to school.

8 May 2015: Their charitable objectives are research, teaching and scholarship and the application of new knowledge arising from these activities. ... 1. It can take a long time to form a new spin-out company out of a university.

14 Aug 2015: New imaging technology has made it possible to record neural activity from the majority ofC. ... 2. Lehner PN. Handbook of ethological methods. 2nd ed. Cambridge ; New York: Cambridge UniversityPress; 1996.

7 Jan 2015: racing cars, or a new flower seed mix to help bees survive and flourish. ... Those containing active mixtures can be isolated to find rare cells or molecules that cause disease or produce a new medicine.

24 Feb 2015: o Recording details about the offer and appointment within a new Offers section;. ... New Appointment team will transfer successful applicants to CHRIS using their screens within the.

15 Apr 2015: MRC science needs to be effectively translated into powerful new therapies, diagnostics, devices, and research tools. ... then for investigating other potential protein modifications. The technology will help produce new protein reagents that.

24 Feb 2015: o Recording details about the offer and appointment within a new Offers section;. ... New Appointment team will transfer successful applicants to CHRIS using their screens within the.

28 Apr 2015: Clinical School. Chemistry. Architecture. Engineering. Fitzwilliam Museum. Peterhouse. Downing Site. New Museums Site.

28 Nov 2015: Construction pollution. Embodied carbon. Environmental im. pact of new m. aterials.

20 Aug 2015: 2. Who should be informed of new IP? Creators who wish to commercialise results are obliged to disclose IP that could be registrable to the University through CE and are also ... The Research Office (RO) will be happy to advise.  To disclose any new

3 Aug 2015: You may well find a New York Times writer praising Rushdie in these terms:. ... and place they are living through, I don’t think Rushdie was aiming to be the ‘voice’ of the Indian subcontinent as the New York Times reviewer suggests.