Forensic Computing is a new and quickly developing field. It is in the process of becoming an academic discipline or sub-discipline with all the features from full undergraduate and postgraduate course provision to conferences and journals. An important question in this process of turning into an established discipline is whether it will coincide with the recognition of the graduates as profess...

Most bacterial polysaccharides are composed of oligosaccharide repeating units. There are, however, several examples of polysaccharides in which only part of the “repeating” units contain a certain substituent, e.g., an O-ace@ group, an LX-Dglucopyranosyl group, or an acetalically linked pyruvic acid residue [l]. In a small group of polysaccharides, r_.-rhamnose in the “repeating unit” is repla...

Analysis of 41 histone homologous clones from an isogenic gene library of Drosophila melanogaster showed that non-histone fragments interrupt the histone repetitive clusters at several sites. Long (L) and short (S) forms of the repeating units are distinguished by the insertion of 240 bp into the spacer between H1 and H3 of the L units; Each form appears to be clustered with its own kind. The c...

The X-ray absorption cross section ahove the L edges in Xenon gas has been measured using synchrotron radiation. Multielectron excitation effects are investigated over a few hundred eV region from the Xe-LI, LII. and LIII edges and thc contrihutions from the effects of shakenp and shakeoff to the photoahsorption spectrum are elucidated. Several features for the multielectron excitations were de...

About one tenth of the world’s population cannot read and write sufficiently. Cognitive abilities, such as selective attention and crystallized as well as fluid intelligence, have been defined as crucial factors for the acquisition of written language skills. However, it is unclear whether these abilities are necessary also for the alphabetization of adults. Before and after a one-year alphabet...

Few IS studies have examined the phenomenon of cyberloafing, i.e., nonwork-related Internet use by employees during work time. This in-progress research proposes to take an individual trait approach and investigates the impact of general traits, like the “Big Five,” as well as domain-specific ones, such as computer playfulness. It is hypothesized that while the Big Five will be significant pred...