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2 Jan 2013: structural variants that differentiate Wolbachia genotypes [35],opening up new possibilities to study the population genetics of. ... A recent increase in frequency and spread of new cytoplasmic. lineages through worldwide populations of D.

3 Jan 2013: By contrast, the relatively new field of electro-active polymers offers the potential to yield compliantactuators which can be fabricated at the meso- and micro-scales and which can readily exhibit ... 6. ConclusionWe have presented a new soft robotic

4 Jan 2013: MuCTPi. New SW. CaloRODs. PhaseIITrig13Oct2011. L1Track. L1. MDT Trigger New for Phase I. ... New for Phase II. L0 L1L1A. MDT. DPS. L0A. LArTBB. FEx.

4 Jan 2013:  potentially smaller than number of variables « Came up with a new approach (Cambridge/CalTech) « Use hit patterns directly - no loss of information! ... But early days… « If true, good news for future of field… CP… mass hierarchy….

4 Jan 2013: Flexibility – moving from ILC to LAr reconstruction, involved almost no code changes (just new algortithms). ... 16. Remnant Consolidation Either use the remnant clusters to build new particles, or merge them into the existing particles.

4 Jan 2013:  Phase-2 will represent 90 % of all ATLAS data  We hope for new physics…  At this stage trigger needs flexibility  Strong desire to trigger on leptons at

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7 Jan 2013: thus promising new diagnostic tools and microfluidic sorting devices for sperm and other swimming cells.”. ... Email. I wish to receive a weekly Cambridge research news summary by email.

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