Celebrations in Pioneering Electron Microscopy: A Symposium in Honor of Professor Archie Howie—Introduction

The evolution of protein structure and function. A symposium in honor of Professor Emil L. Smith.

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Talk presented at “50 Years of Electroweak Physics: A symposium in honor of Professor

I discuss the theoretical uncertainties in the indirect Higgs mass determination. I present the probability density function for the Higgs mass obtained combining together the information from precision measurements with the results from the direct search experiments carried out at LEP. The probability that the Higgs weights less than 116 GeV comes out to be around 35% while the 95% upper limit...

Cost-Affordable Titanium Symposium in Honor of Professor Harvey Flower Edited by F

Near-net shape processes, such as laser metal deposition (LMD), offer a unique combination of process flexibility, time savings, and reduced cost in producing titanium alloy components. The current challenge in processing titanium alloys using LMD methods is understanding the complex microstructural evolution as a part is fabricated layer by layer. The microstructure is affected by the repeated...

Recent developments in neurobiology: introduction to the symposium to honor Professor

This year’s symposiuim ‘‘Recent Developments in Neurobiology’’ honors Dr Douglas G. Stuart, Regents’ Professor Emeritus of Physiology at the University of Arizona for his long-time contribution to research in the field of neural control of movement, and for his service to the development of neuroscience research in the State of Arizona and beyond (Fig. 1). In addition to his long list of resear...

In honor of Professor Giovanni Fadda: a fighter against tuberculosis.