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31 Oct 2013: to those whoseexpectations of these changes werehighest) to be an increasing disparityemerging in educational achievementfor schoolchildren from different socialand economic backgrounds. ... SuccessfulpredictionsEvery three years, the

31 Oct 2013: of wine andthe test match or Wimbledon in theafternoon.Best wishes to everyone! ... Andrew Robinson, a postdoc in John Pyle’s group, performs a heliumleak test on a gas chromatograph.

31 Oct 2013: It also reduces the need for physical testing –a company may have millions of compounds intheir libraries but for a complex system theycan only realistically test several thousand. ... Rosenfelder, Helen Frenkel, W. Burne, Mary Ashworth; Middle

31 Oct 2013: The NationalInstitute for Clinical Excellence in England, andthe Scottish Medicines Consortium in Wales,provide assessments that are often regarded bythe health economics community and the pub-lic as a precise and

31 Oct 2013: be possible simply totake the unprepared sample, and subjectit directly to the test , making the wholeprocess cheaper, quicker and easier.’P. ... one! The kids could also test outCryocream, where demonstrators showedhow to make instant ice-cream with

31 Oct 2013: We’re hopingthat it will soon be economic to recover it. Wealso have several active engineering projectsworking on CO2 sequestration. ... It’s clearly com-plicated– it’s an economic problem aswell as a chemistry one – but whateverthese

31 Oct 2013: Right: the‘supporting cast’ of lecturers. Front row:Jonathan Shanklin,Susan Solomon,John Pyle; middle row: BrianGardiner, PaulCrutzen, MichaelMcIntyre, KeithShine; back row:Jean-PierrePommereau, David Fahey,Archie McCullogh,Neil Harris.

31 Oct 2013: For many years following this, final. year chemistry students were given thetask of analysing products from thelocal breweries using the Marsh test forarsenic. ... This was a task greatly enjoyed,since only a few ml (cc in those days) ofeach sample were

31 Oct 2013: Founded in 1988, it has morethan 2000 members from the physicalsciences, biological sciences, medicine,mathematics, humanities, social sci-ences, economics and law. ... She also enjoys painting. Did you know? She wrote her first NMR book in an oldlong

31 Oct 2013: Multiply thenumber of stars you see in the middle of the oceanor at the top of a mountain by a billion, and youget a sense of the number you can see