Videoconferencing for Teaching and Research intro
Videoconferencing for Teaching and Research intro - Paul Riddy and Trevor Kettle and Christopher Howls and Alexander Belyaev and Elisa Lawson and Martin Dyke and Alan Harding Keywords:Videoconferencing , educational design
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Research Methods courses run in the University of Southampton
Research Methods courses run in the University of Southampton - Nicholas Donnelly and Les Carr Keywords:UNSPECIFIED
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Measuring Outcomes_Solutions.ppt (1)
Measuring Outcomes_Solutions.ppt (1) - Scott Harris Keywords:Research Methods , Statistics , BioMedicine
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Charts.doc (7)
Charts.doc (7) - Trevor Bryant and Scott Harris Keywords:SPSS , Research Methods , BioMedicine , Statistics , Charts
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Introduction.ppt (0)
Introduction.ppt (0) - Trevor Bryant Keywords:Research Methods , BioMedicine , SPSS , Statistics
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Measuring Outcomes_Notes.ppt
Measuring Outcomes_Notes.ppt - Scott Harris Keywords:Research Methods , SPSS , BioMedicine , Outcomes
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Research Skills for 2009.doc
Research Skills for 2009.doc - Trevor Bryant and Scott Harris and Jens Madsen Keywords:Research Methods , BioMedicine , Statistics
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Hypothesis Testing.ppt (10)
Hypothesis Testing.ppt (10) - Scott Harris and Trevor Bryant Keywords:Hypothesis Testing , Statistics , Research Methods
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Research Skills for Biomedical Science
Research Skills for Biomedical Science - UNSPECIFIED Keywords:Research Methods , Research design , Statistics , Medicine , BioMedicine
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E-Research Methods Zip files
E-Research Methods Zip files - Ermadmin Keywords:research methods
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Rusnano: Fostering Nanotechnology Innovation in Russia
In both lecture format and conversation with Sloan Senior Lecturer Noubar Afeyan, RUSNANO CEO Anatoly Chubais presents an ambitious plan to create Russia’s Nanotechnology Center—a $10 billion, entrepreneurial ecosystem that incorporates education, research and business incubation. Noting that a plan of this depth also r
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Acknowledgements
This unit helps you understand the properties of nucleotides and how they contribute to secondary and tertiary structures of nucleic acids at the molecular level. You will learn about the different composition and roles of nucleic acids in the cell, their interactions with each other and the use of ribozymes, aptamers, antisense and hybridization as tools in molecular research. The unit covers the function of DNA packaging within the cell, the interactions between the DNA double helix and the nu
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Lunch with a Laureate: Richard Schrock
Growing up in Indiana, exploring the local woods and pit where fossils were found, Richard Schrock early on became interested in the natural world. He was captivated by the way things worked. When he was eight, his older brother gave him a chemistry set and he knew that was what he wanted to do. “Like many things, you slide i
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Airline Safety and the Electoral College
Somehow Arnold Barnett manages to massage the subject of airline accidents into a breezy and sometimes comforting talk on statistical probabilities. In decades of research, he has taken firm hold of the metrics of measuring mortality in flight. While there are many ways of looking at the grim numbers, Barnett has de
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Robotics in Space Exploration
As eager as he is to invent robots that can travel to a moon of Saturn or Jupiter, and function autonomously in these hostile environments, Rodney Brooks would love a shot to explore space himself. “I made an offer to Jeff Bezos, Larry Page and Sergei Brin that if they would fund a one-way mission to Mars, I’d go on it,”
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Advancements in Underwater Vehicles: Responding to Current Environmental Issues
Even if humans could breathe under water like fish, we might not want to become permanently aquatic. “Believe it or not,” says James Morash , “the deep ocean is kind of boring,” covered as it is by so much sandy sea floor. And yet there’s much to be learned about this terrain, which was a mystery to humans
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The Role of Information Technology in Improving Transit Systems
“Punch brothers! Punch with care! Punch in the presence of the passenjare!...”

This ditty about tram car ticketing made famous by Mark Twain might spring to mind during Nigel Wilson’s talk. Technology unimaginable in Twain’s day is spurring a global shift in urban transit, Wilson says, from manual to au
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Reflections on the Current H1N1 Flu
John M. Barry brings unsettling news from the frontlines of H1N1 research: this novel influenza virus is very hard to pin down. In spite of international scientific scrutiny, H1N1 continues to baffle and elude, worrying health officials defending against the pandemic, and challenging some ideas about influenza in general. Says Barry, �
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Alzheimer’s Disease: Current State and Hope for the Future
Measured in human suffering, and by statistics, Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) presents a formidable specter: with incidence approaching 30 million worldwide and growing rapidly, it is now the sixth leading cause of death in the US. As life expectancy lengthens, AD is anticipated to triple in prevalence over the next few decades. The
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New Frontiers in Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder Research
In contrast to cardiovascular disease, few breakthrough remedies for psychiatric illness have emerged in the past half century. Edward Scolnick lays blame for this dismal situation on barriers to understanding the genetic basis behind such illnesses. But the research drought may be over, as the current revolution in
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