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7 May 2002: Armbruster, 1990. 3! '"1"! -. 1.3 Test fluid. The lighter than water Non Aqueous Phase Liquid used was Soltrol 220 (Phillips. ... what is happening inside the tank. In order to compare past test results obtained at CU with these experiments, the same

31 Oct 2002: Further tests and discussion of the FFT box technique will be published elsewhere [47]. ... For our tests we have used a silane (SiH. ) molecule with the same simulation cell and grid spacing as described above.

31 May 2002: The next step is to see if the test proves successful in large-scale clinical trials. ... Larger studies will now be needed to assess the value of the test more precisely.".

25 Oct 2002: In the case of the Maragakis et al. FD, the convergence with grid spacing is monotonic and always from above, as expected and as we have also confirmed in tests with ... For example, if we take. in the mentioned test case , then. ,

6 Nov 2002: No study, however, had examined the effect of modafinil on a wide range of cognitive functions, using comprehensive and well-validated neuropsychological tests.". ... Our future study will test whether young adults suffering from ADHD show similar

12 Mar 2002: Terrorism is linked to economic deprivation and a general rise in violent crime.

20 Dec 2002: August. Costing the earth - environmental economics. Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta, a Fellow of St John's College, was joint winner of the 2002 Volvo Environmental Prize. ... His co-winner was Karl-Goran Maler, Professor of Economics at the Stockholm

21 May 2002: The Programme will draw together scholars from across the University in a cross-disciplinary and cross-cultural programme encompassing political science, history, international relations, economics, theology, psychology and law. ... in Saudi Arabia, and

20 Sep 2002: ages. In December 2002 the Economic and Social Research Council announced that management of the Programme was transferring from the University of Exeter to the University of Cambridge where it is

20 May 2002: The Economic and Social Research Council Network for the Study of the Social Contexts of Pathways in Crime will be based at the Institute of Criminology at the University of Cambridge.