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Interfacial Digressions: Nobel Week
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Wednesday, October 9, 2013. It's been an interesting week so far, with the vesicle transport. And now multiscale modeling. Being recognized. While I clearly missed the ball this year in contrast to last year, I suppose it still leaves a potential Prize for molecular dynamics to be awarded in Chemistry, or perhaps Physics without the Higgs juggernaut lying in wait. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The Great Molecular Crapshoot. East Coast, United States. Insert witty description here.).
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Austin's Imaging BlogImage Bit Depth, and why your pictures don’t look good in Photoshop. Episode 1 - Austin's Imaging Blog
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Austin's Imaging Blog. Imaging and Microscopy Resource. My Company & Products. Macros & Journals. Tutorials, Device Manuals & Test Utilities. Hard to Find Specifications. Image Bit Depth, and why your pictures don’t look good in Photoshop. Episode 1. On December 6, 2011. I’d like to cover today an essential aspect of imaging, that a surprisingly large amount of scope users either aren’t aware of or are only partially familiar with. The maximum allowable value for an image is defined by the bit depth.
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Letters From The Basement: March 2015
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Letters From The Basement. Friday, March 13, 2015. A version of this blog was posted on my Tumblr. What do you think of this suggestion? Do you think it can work? Do you have any ideas that you think can help improve our universities’ standards? Do share. I would love to hear from you. Friday, March 13, 2015. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Science News from Twitter. Tweets from https:/ twitter.com/mnchalat/lists/sciencenews. Subscribe to my YouTube Channel. The Official Google Blog.
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Nanotella: Top 20 Countries in Chemistry
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011. Top 20 Countries in Chemistry. Listed the " Top 20 Nations in Chemistry. In their Country Feature dated March 2011:. USA tops the list, followed by Japan and Germany. TIME PERIOD: JANUARY 2000-DECEMBER 31, 2010 (SIXTH BIMONTHLY PERIOD OF 2010). They listed the "Top 20 Nations in Chemistry" by total citations. " Essential Science Indicators. Database from Thomson Reuters. Was used to create the list. Cafer T. Yavuz. Tags: World of Academia. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Nanotella: Photo reduction of Graphene Oxide with nano-TiO2
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Monday, July 7, 2008. Photo reduction of Graphene Oxide with nano-TiO2. In the articles ASAP of ACS Nano, Williams et al. From Prashant V. Kamat. Group - he is also the senior editor of Journal of Physical Chemistry) describes a neat way of reducing the o.6 nm thick graphene oxide with photo activated nano TiO2 (2-7 nm). Graphene is becoming very attractive to many and surely this is another example of that. In the picture, GO means graphene oxide and GR means graphene. Cafer T. Yavuz. Gold nanowire rush...
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Nanotella: 8 nm Au Ag nano alloys for CO oxidation
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Wednesday, February 11, 2009. 8 nm Au Ag nano alloys for CO oxidation. Dr Sun did it again. There wasn't an easy way to make gold and silver nano scale alloys (especially at the sizes of 8-9 nm) until Dr. Shouheng Sun and Dr. Chao Wang's work appeared in chemistry of materials just yesterday. The method shines with its simplicty: one pot, mix silver nitrate (AgNO3) with oleylamine, heat it to 100 oC, inject HAuCl4, heat more at 120 oC for 30 more minutes. How simpler can it get? Cafer T. Yavuz. Ive come ...
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Finding Teaching Skills in Unexpected Places | Cheersical Education
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All things chemical education: research, practice, theory, and more. New Vistas in Reaction Kinetics. Finding Teaching Skills in Unexpected Places. Developing Concepts in General Chemistry; Symposium on Chemistry MOOCs. Organic Chemistry Curriculum: A Step in the Right Direction. What Does “Inquiry” Mean? Adventures in the Midwest. Techniques in Learning and Teaching. June 3, 2015. Finding Teaching Skills in Unexpected Places. The other day as I was recording a video. No planes of symmetry at all. Brute ...
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Nanotella: Decision sent to author
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Thursday, August 16, 2007. Decision sent to author. The moment I saw "Decision sent to author" phrase occupying the status line of Manuscript Tracking System. Yesterday, I knew there was something wrong. Nothing else was said, decision was actually sent to the corresponding author. This meant that Dr. Vicki L. Colvin. My advisor, got the email. She was out of town and away from her email, and so I was from the decision. Then I typed the exact words into Google. And Dr. Nuh Gedik. It is not the end of it,...
