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28 Oct 2021: Reflectance spectra of Ugandan young edible leaves (topsides only) Chromaticity CIE 1931 lightness Reflectance: Wavelength (nm) Family Species x y factor 380 384 388 392 396 400 404 408 412 416 420 424 428 432 436 440 444 448 452 456 460 464 468 472

28 Oct 2021: In situ radiance spectra of Ugandan leaves in sunny weather conditions Chromaticity CIE 1931 Luminance Radiance (w/sr/m2/nm): Wavelength (nm) Family Species age blade side lighting x y (Cd/m2) 380 384 388 392 396 400 404 408 412 416 420 424 428 432

28 Oct 2021: In situ radiance spectra of Ugandan leaves in overcast cloudy weather conditions Chromaticity CIE 1931 Luminance Radiance (w/sr/m2/nm): Wavelength (nm) Family Species age blade side lighting x y (Cd/m2) 380 384 388 392 396 400 404 408 412 416 420

28 Oct 2021: Apocynaceae Funtumia latifolia 4 unripe 0.366 0.452 0.200 0.0470 0.0486 0.0495 0.0518 0.0502 0.0516 0.0530 0.0546 0.0572 0.0600

28 Oct 2021: Reflectance spectra of primates measured at zoos in Uganda and U.K Chromaticity CIE 1931 lightness Reflectance: Wavelength (nm) Species Common name Group sex age part Location x y factor 380 384 388 392 396 400 404 408 412 416 420 424 428 432 436

21 Oct 2021: Samples were imaged by a Zeiss Supra 55 SEM. Topography was investigated in tapping mode with an NTEGRA AFM (NT-MDT) with Tap300AI-G tips (BudgetSensors) with resonant frequency of ... PProDOTMe2 was synthesized by linear voltage sweeps from 0.7 to 1.5 

8 Aug 2021: Victoria Cross, awarded to Sgt. E. J. Mott, 1917. Obverse, a lion standing over a crown with the inscription on a banner below, on a Maltese cross. Reverse, inscription in a double ring on a Maltese cross. Victoria Cross, 1917 (Great War). The

8 Aug 2021: Victoria Cross, awarded to Pvt. David Hawkes 1858. Obverse, a lion standing over a crown with the inscription "For Valour" on a banner below, all on a Maltese cross. Reverse, inscription in a double ring on a Maltese cross. Victoria Cross, 1858

14 Oct 2021: In this lecture, the authors of Varieties of Atheism in Science (Oxford University Press 2021) will present core findings from a survey of over 1,200 atheist scientists in the US

10 Nov 2021: We owe our knowledge of this passage to the Christian philosopher and theologian Clement of Alexandria (c 200 AD) who cited it, in the course of his own extraordinary anthologising miscellany,