La Fundación Friedrich Ebert

Oil Policy in the Gulf of Guinea Friedrich-ebert-stiftung

Africa is estimated to possess somewhere around 7 percent of the world’s proven crude oil reserves, according to the Energy Information Agency. It may have up to 24 billion barrels in total proven and unproven reserves. West Africa is generally viewed by the oil industry as one of the world’s leading deepwater offshore oil zones, with 633 fixed platforms, 13 floaters and 20 storage and offloadi...

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Mukherji , Margaret S . Ebert , Grace

Supplementary Figure 1 Data processing. (a), Each cell’s raw eYFP and mCherry intensities, either from fluorescence microscopy (not shown) or flow cytometry (shown here), are plotted. (b), Then the background, autofluorescent levels of eYFP and mCherry are subtracted. The background-corrected correlation data are then binned according to eYFP levels, and for each eYFP bin the mean mCherry signa...

James David Ebert (1921-2001)

James David Ebert studied the developmental processes of chicks and of viruses in the US during the twentieth century. He also helped build and grow many research institutions, such as the Department of Embryology in the Carnegie Institution of Washington [5] in Baltimore, Maryland and the Marine Biological Laboratory [6] (MBL) in Woods Hole [7], Massachusetts. When few biologists studied the b...

Georg Friedrich Händel's strokes.

Georg Friedrich Händel was a musical giant and probably the first composer to be the manager and promoter of his own works. The story of his life and illnesses is full of myths, invented and embellished by various biographies. Existing pathographies written by authors from various specialities suggested he suffered from psychiatric diseases like cyclothymia or mania and rheumatologic disorders ...