Charge Generation and Transport Mechanisms I
By: icamp2012school Koen Vandewal, Stanford University
Controlling Microstructure, Order, and Interfaces in Semiconducting Polymers II
By: icamp2012school Natalie Stingelin, Imperial College of London
Using improved selecting and masking
Select soft edges and areas of fine detail by using the improved Refine Edge and Refine Mask dialog boxes. View underlying layers to create realistic composites, and finesse selections by using refinement brushes.
Rebuilding Japan | Special Series on Post-Disaster Japan
Program on U.S.-Japan Relations / Edwin O. Reischauer Insitute of Japanese Studies
Program on U.S.-Japan Relations Seminar
Panalists:
Robert Alan Feldman
Managing Director, Morgan Stanley MUFG Securities Co., Ltd.
Michael Reich
Taro Takemi Professor of International Health Policy, and Director, Takemi Program in International Health, Harvard School of Public Health
Theodore C. Bestor
Reischauer Institute Professor of Social Anthropology and Japanese Studies, and Chair, Department of Anthropo
Student Presentation #5 Recorded 7/24/12
Web Tools and Browser Testing | FoxIE There are several different browsers in widespread use today and multiple versions of those browsers can create unique challenges for web developers. In this video Rey and Chris discuss how to create great cross-browser experiences and some of the testing tools that can help make that simpler.
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SocGen Deputy CEO Cabannes on 42% slump in Q2 earnings
Aug. 1 - Societe Generale Deputy CEO talks to Reuters about the bank's second quarter earnings slump. Severin Cabannes says the bank is more than half way through a plan to slash debt and sell assets.
UK data lurches towards crisis levels
Aug. 1 - UK gloom deepens as the latest manufacturing PMI numbers fall far more than expected and approach crisis levels. Markit Chief Economist Chris Williamson gives us the lowdown.
The Conspiracy of the Equals [This article is excerpted from An Austrian Perspective on the History of Economic Thought (1995), volume 2, chapter 9: "Roots of Marxism: Messianic Communism," section 3, "The Conspiracy of the Equals." An MP3 audio file of chapter 9, narrated by Jeff Riggenbach, is available No bond-buying bonanza from a tetchy, flustered Draghi Resource #9179 Value of a UST Education Regents' Professor Michael Schaller Unit 10.mov Unit 4.mov Unit 1.mov Student Invitation - Computer Science 50th anniversary at Purdue University IBM Blue Gene/Q Supercomputer Unveiled SaBrina Jeffcoat: Studio Art Major Plans to Pursue Medical Illustrating -- School of the Arts Learning to See in the Arts and Sciences -- Biology and Art Learning Community
Aug. 2 - Mario Draghi paves the way for the ECB to buy large amounts of short-dated bonds in September. But markets unimpressed with no action now. It wasn't Draghi's best day at the office.
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An overview of the core curriculum at the University of St. Thomas
Regents' Professor, the highest of faculty ranks, is reserved for full professors with exceptional achievements that have brought them national or international recognition. Michael Schaller is aProfessor of History.
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Come join the celebration of 50 years of computer science at Purdue University.
October 5, 2012
The University of Rochester is one of the first academic institutions in the nation to receive the next generation of IBM's high performance supercomputers. The new system -- called the Blue Gene/Q -- is one of most powerful and efficient computer systems in the world and will be part of a new center at the University of Rochester dedicated to health research.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and other members of the state delegation were on hand for the public unveiling of the Blue Gene/Q, house
SaBrina Jeffcoat realized her junior year that being a biology major wasn't her true passion. So, she switched to studio art with plans to become a medical illustrator - thus combining two skill sets.
The studio art curriculum is designed to heighten and develop the student's awareness of his/her own aesthetic identity. In studio art courses, students identify and resolve visual problems through intuitive and analytical decision making while dealing with the consequences of those decisions thro
Is art merely decoration for your wall? Is science simply the production of facts? This learning community highlights the creative processes - the generation of novel and unexpected ideas and synthesis of these ideas to achieve a goal - common to both Fine Art and Science. While their materials differ, both approach their work through observing the world with a sense of wonder and curiosity. Learning to observe intently is essential for both artists and scientists and will be taught through c
