'Experimental observations' presentation slideshows

Antimateria

Antimateria. Lezioni di Fisica delle Astroparticelle Piergiorgio Picozza. Dirac Nobel Speech (1933).

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Goal and Status of the OBO Foundry

Goal and Status of the OBO Foundry. Barry Smith. H ow create broad-coverage semantic annotation systems for biomedicine?. Semantic Web, Moby, wikis, crowd sourcing, NLP, etc . let a million flowers (and weeds) bloom to create integration rely on (automatically generated?) post hoc mappings

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GOOD LABORATORY NOTEBOOK PRACTICES

GOOD LABORATORY NOTEBOOK PRACTICES. ARS Laboratory Notebooks are bound notebooks ALWAYS USE OFFICIAL ARS Laboratory Notebook (ARS FORM 1). WHY NOTEBOOKS ARE NECESSARY. Record of ARS Research Records the original intent of a scientific investigation

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Strength distribution in the decay out of superdeformed bands

Strength distribution in the decay out of superdeformed bands. -Introduction Experimental observations Excitation energy at decay-out Shape of decay-out spectrum Fragmentation of decay-out cascade Strength analysis: Maximum Likelihood Method Chaoticity parameter Sparse matrices

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The Michaelis-Menten Equation nicely describes the experimental observations.

This equation expresses the initial rate of reaction in terms of a measurable quantity, the initial substrate concentration. The two kinetic parameters, V max and K m , will be different for every enzyme-substrate pair. . When [S] >> K m. When [S] << K m.

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Outline

Outline. Review Lewis Theory of Bonding How to Draw Elemental Lewis Structures Drawing Ionic and covalent Bonds Using Lewis Structures Polyatomic Ions Why are they important? How to Draw them. Lewis Theory of Bonding. Chapter 4.1. Learning Goal.

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Causal Model Ying Nian Wu UCLA Department of Statistics July 13, 2007 IPAM Summer School

Causal Model Ying Nian Wu UCLA Department of Statistics July 13, 2007 IPAM Summer School. Observational study --- observed relationship may not be cause-effect Example: people who sleep 7 hours report better health. sleep 7 hrs (vs 8 hrs). health. health. sleep 7 hrs (vs 8 hrs).

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Introduction

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Propagating Uncertainty & The Chi-square Test

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Collection and Analysis of Rate Data

Collection and Analysis of Rate Data. Lec.10 week 11 and week 12. Determining the Order and Rate Constant from Experimental Data. The first step in the analysis is to convert the experimental observations to plots of {reactant] versus time.

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LHC : the unbelievable in pursuit of the unimaginable

LHC : the unbelievable in pursuit of the unimaginable. Kajari Mazumdar Department of Experimental High Energy Physics Tata Institute of Fundamental Research Mumbai. Eternal Questions. What principles govern energy, matter, space and time at the most elementary level?

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CHAPTER 4: MOLECULAR ORBITAL THEORY

CHAPTER 4: MOLECULAR ORBITAL THEORY. It is clear that hybridized valence bond theory does not explain much of the observed phenomena for small molecules such as paramagnetism or UV absorption and a better theory needs to be introduced to rationalize these experimental observations.

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Neuropad: An Identified Neuron Database for Insect Segmental Ganglia

Neuropad: An Identified Neuron Database for Insect Segmental Ganglia. Christopher Comer John Dowd. Motivations:. Store anatomical records* (with some functional data) Facilitate comparative studies. *experimental observations, but also canonical descriptions of cells.

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Strep Assay 7-26-09 Cellulase parts Plate 1: cel3A and cel5B

Strep Assay 7-26-09 Cellulase parts Plate 1: cel3A and cel5B. OD normalized and averaged . Plate 1: cel3A and cel5B. cel5B. cel3A. uninduced. empty. Uninduced = cel3A with azo1653, oprF, cl02365, VtA11 (A1-A4). comparing arabinose induced with non-induced composite parts.

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Lecture 8 Hypothesis Testing

Lecture 8 Hypothesis Testing. Read Taylor Ch 6 and Section 10.8. Introduction l The goal of hypothesis testing is to set up a procedure(s) to allow us to decide if a mathematical model ("theory") is acceptable in light of our experimental observations. l Examples:

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Entanglement between Fermionic cavities in non-uniform motion

Entanglement between Fermionic cavities in non-uniform motion. Antony Lee University of Nottingham N. Friis , A.R.L ., D.E. Brushci & J. Louko. Outline. Recap of cavities Fermionic fields Outcomes Open problems. Rindler Co- ords. Accelerated observer sees thermal bath

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The dual nature of light

The dual nature of light. wave theory of light explains most phenomena involving light: propagation in straight line reflection refraction superposition, interference, diffraction polarization Doppler effect wave theory does not explain:

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TEM sequence of a single grain boundary formation, growth, rotation, sliding and migration between two Au nanoparticles.

Measuring the strength of individual metal nanoparticles DMR-0934218.

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EFFECTS OF DROPLET BREAKUP, HEATING AND EVAPORATION ON AUTOIGNITION OF DIESEL SPRAYS

EFFECTS OF DROPLET BREAKUP, HEATING AND EVAPORATION ON AUTOIGNITION OF DIESEL SPRAYS. S. Martynov 1 , S. Sazhin 2 , C. Crua 2 , M. Gorokhovski 3 , A. Chtab 4 , E. Sazhina 2 , K. Karimi 2 , T. Kristyadi 2 , M. Heikal 2

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