Towards Stylistic Consonance in Human Movement Synthesis~!2008-11-24~!2009-11-03~!2010-02-08~!

02 Saper 05-11

1257 In 1916, Baron Constantin von Economo, a Viennese neurologist, began to see patients with a new type of encephalitis that specifically attacked regions of the brain that regulate sleep and wakefulness. This disorder, which was eventually called encephalitis lethargica or von Economo’s sleeping sickness, swept through Europe and North America during the second decade of the twentieth centur...

Id # 11-02

An alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) cultivar with a low initial rate of digestion (LIRD), AC Grazeland B , was developed to test the hypothesis that the rate of cell rupture was a cause of frothy bloat in cattle or sheep. The amount of cell wall increases and digestibility declines as plants mature. Thus the cell rupture theory also predicts that the bloat potential of alfalfa is related to maturit...

Literature 02-11-09

In this tutorial review the economies of synthesis are analysed from both detailed and macroscopic perspectives, using case-studies from complex molecule synthesis. Atom, step, and redox economy are more than philosophical constructs, but rather guidelines, which enable the synthetic chemist to design and execute an efficient synthesis. Students entering the field of synthesis might find this t...

Insight 11/8/02

he inauguration of a new president is a symbolic event in the life of a university. The ancient regalia – the caps and gowns and hoods – serve to remind us that universities are enduring institutions. These emblems of scholarship have served to mark moments in the lives of academic institutions since the Middle Ages. It is a time for considering accomplishments, taking stock, and looking ahead.

Dissertation JEC 6-11-08