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22 May 2007: Professor Bill Adams in theDepartment of Geography has beenappointed as the first Moran Professor ofConservation and Development,generously endowed by James and JaneWilson. ... These tests, based on the use ofnuclear magnetic resonance, allowresearchers

20 Apr 2007: Using well-established lithography techniques, we readily demonstrated a nanoscale definition on the new, flexible platform.”. ... We think that the merger of nanoscale building blocks with polymer-based substrate materials could impact a broad

15 May 2007: nitrocellulose membrane was first stained with ponceau red for quantification of GST fusion proteins. ... This hypothesis was. first verified in vitro by testing the AP-2-binding properties.

24 Aug 2007: First position is the IBM BlueGene at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, which is. ... Authors may distribute fifty free electronic reprints for the first year after publication.

4 Sep 2007: technological base, from the raw materials, the appropriate knowledge employed, and the industry structures engaged, right through to the eventual products produced. ... the innovation.

25 Jan 2007: 1977). All calculations. used an atom-based truncation scheme with a list cut-. ... which is known to be highly flexible (Tjandra et al. 1995; Wang et al.

18 Jan 2007: re-usable packaging, roll-up keyboardsand self-erecting, temporary habitats.Presently, they are focusing on displayscreens, following considerable interestfrom manufacturers of incredibly thin,flexible electronic displays. ... make majordiscoveries in

4 Sep 2007: Major recommendations are made based on the outcomes of the study. The government should subsidize ODL programmes just like the conventional school system and improve electricity supplies to the nation. ... learners’.

4 Sep 2007: who are hesitant to make prudent longterm financial commitments to online education will risk undermining their academic credibility. ... 4. Continuous reflection (double loop, goal of selfimprovement). 5.

6 Mar 2007: foreign investment and spur technology transfer.”19 These arguments were among the justifications presented in the 1990s for including intellectual property in general international trade agreements for the first time. ... First, they lead to “a loss