Sir Alwyn Crow, C.B.E.

Manuscript Manager™, CBE Style

"SMELL THE ROSES" (upper-case letters are the program's). The program thought I didn't smell the roses because I was leading too hectic a life. Although busy, I do nonetheless take time for such things, but I answered "No" to that question because of rather severe allergies! Nevertheless, as a patient who had just spent a considerable amount of time entering the data, I was pleased the program ...

A Brief History of the Cbe

not available. S07-S10 Regulatory methods: Recommendations for a suitable method for biofilm disinfectants Stephen Tomasino, Senior Scientist, US EPA-OPP Microbiology Laboratory, Environmental Science Center Abstract not available.not available. S07-S11 Caserna, nanowires, signal vesicles, and flying buttresses: Baroque architecture in biofilms Bill Costerton, Director, Center for Biofilms, Sch...

Alwyn Scott How Smart is a Neuron ?

In the United States, automatic numerical computation stems from the Second World War, where the need to calculate artillery trajectories led to the development of the world’s first general purpose electronic computer, called the ENIAC (for electronic numerical integrator and calculator). Switched on in the summer of 1945, this machine employed 17,468 vacuum tubes connected by half a million so...

Sustaining CBE—Life Sciences Education

Comparative phylogeography of two crow species: jungle crow Corvus macrorhynchos and carrion crow Corvus corone.

The jungle crow Corvus macrorhynchos Wagler, 1827, and the carrion crow Corvus corone L., 1758, are two closely related species with similar ecological requirements that occupy wide distribution ranges in the Palearctic. We studied patterns of their genetic variation by using sequences of the mitochondrial cytochrome b gene. Corvus macrorhynchos demonstrates a low level of variation and differe...