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2. History of the High Rise: Katerina Cizek's new interactive documentary "A Short History of the Highrise" has debuted on the website for the New York Times. The new film sucks you in immediately. "A Short History of the Highrise" works as an interactive and more focused companion piece to Gary Hustwit's "Urbanized," the "Helvetica" director's examination of urban design, but more directly, it's the masterpiece behind Cizek's larger "Highrise" project. Read Bryce Renniger's story on Cizek and "Highrise" here.
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qualified for the postseason after Matt Ryan almost rallied Atlanta out of a
10-point hole. Colin Kaepernick threw for 197 yards and a touchdown and added
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home-field advantage throughout the playoffs. Jay Feely kicked three field
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and New Orleans have the same record, but the Saints hold the final wild-
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Panthers to a 17-13 triumph that secured a playoff berth for the new NFC South
front-runners. With its 10th win in 11 outings, Carolina (11-4) moved a
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finale at Atlanta. A victory over the Falcons would give the Panthers, in the
postseason for the first time since 2008, the NFC's No. 2 seed and an opening-
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Romo, who threw two crucial interceptions in the fourth quarter in that loss,
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to Terrance Williams on the eventual game-winning drive. It didn't come
easily, though, as Murray was knocked back for a 9-yard loss on 3rd-and-goal
from the 1, and the Cowboys were down to their final play. Romo stepped up in
the pocket and found Murray alone near the right sideline at the 2-yard line.
Murray took a hit at the goal line and spun into the end zone for the
deciding score, setting up a winner-take-all regular season finale against
the Philadelphia Eagles next week for the NFC East title.
Final Score: Philadelphia 54, Chicago 11
Philadelphia, PA (SportsNetwork.com) - The Chicago Bears had a chance to
clinch their division, but it all went downhill quickly in Philadelphia. The
Eagles stormed out of the gate and never looked back in a 54-11 rout on
Sunday night. Nick Foles threw two touchdown passes during Philadelphia's
21-point first quarter and LeSean McCoy rushed for a pair of one-yard scores
for the Eagles (9-6), who knew before the game that the Dallas Cowboys
won to set up a winner-take-all showdown next week for the NFC East title.
Philadelphia will once again be showcased on primetime, as the contest has
been flexed to Sunday Night Football. Foles completed 21-of-25 passes for
230 yards, while the Eagles gashed the league's worst run defense. Not only
did McCoy rack up 133 yards on 18 carries, but Bryce Brown also surpassed
the century mark on the ground, with 65 of his 115 yards rushing coming on
a fourth-quarter touchdown that put the finishing touches on the lopsided
win. The Bears (8-7) could have secured the NFC North crown with a win after
both Green Bay and Detroit lost. They will now host the Packers next week
for the division title. Jay Cutler connected on 20-of-35 passes for 222 yards
with a touchdown and one interception that Brandon Boykin returned for a 54-
yard touchdown with eight minutes to go in the fourth quarter, extending the
lead to 47-11.
Final Score: NY Giants 23, Detroit 20 (OT)
Detroit, MI (SportsNetwork.com) - Josh Brown's 45-yard field goal midway
through overtime officially knocked the fading Detroit Lions out of playoff
contention, while lifting the New York Giants a 23-20 victory at Ford Field.
Brown hit three field goals in all for a Giants team that prevailed despite
mustering just two first downs and 57 total yards in the second half. New York
(6-9) overcame its offensive woes by scoring 17 points off three Detroit
turnovers, none bigger than Will Hill's 38-yard touchdown return off a Matt
Stafford interception that tied the game at 20-20 with 4:57 left in
regulation. Stafford threw a pair of picks while putting up 222 yards on 25-
of-42 passing in the loss, the fifth in six games for Detroit (7-8). The Lions
blew a fourth-quarter lead in each of those setbacks. Eli Manning completed
23-of-42 throws for 256 yards with an interception and a touchdown to Jerrel
Jernigan, who posted a career-high 80 yards on six catches filling in for an
injured Victor Cruz.
Final Score: Pittsburgh 38, Green Bay 31
Green Bay, WI (SportsNetwork.com) - Le'Veon Bell scored the go-ahead touchdown
with 1:25 remaining and the Pittsburgh Steelers survived a last-second throw
into the end zone to beat the Green Bay Packers 38-31 in wild game Sunday at
snowy Lambeau Field. Bell's 1-yard run came after safety Troy Polamalu forced
a fumble from Packers quarterback Matt Flynn, and before Micah Hyde's 70-yard
kickoff return gave Green Bay, which was out timeouts, a chance to tie it at
the end. Flynn completed passes of seven yards to Jordy Nelson and 19 yards to
Andrew Quarless before James Starks' 4-yard run took the Packers to the 1-yard
line. But lineman Don Barclay was called for a false start, pushing them back
five yards and running 10 seconds off the clock. Flynn's pass on the final
play went off Jarrett Boykin's fingertips. Ben Roethlisberger passed for 167
yards, two touchdowns and an interception and also ran for a score for the
Steelers (7-8), who won for the fifth time in seven games to keep their slim
playoff chances alive. Bell rushed for 124 yards but had a fumble that led to
a Green Bay touchdown after a bizarre series of events that included a blocked
Packers field goal attempt, an illegal batted ball and a forbidden challenge
by the Steelers. Antonio Brown had six catches for 105 yards in the win and
Cortez Allen scored on a 40-yard interception return. Flynn threw for 232
yards with a touchdown pass to Boykin and Eddie Lacy had 15 carries for 84
yards and two scores for the Packers (7-7-1).
Final Score: Buffalo 19, Miami 0
Orchard Park, NY (SportsNetwork.com) - The Miami Dolphins controlled their
postseason destiny entering Sunday's action, but a second loss to the Buffalo
Bills and backup quarterback Thad Lewis has put those playoff hopes in serious
jeopardy. Fred Jackson ran for 111 yards with a touchdown, Dan Carpenter
kicked four field goals and the Buffalo defense came up with a season-high
seven sacks in the Bills' 19-0 triumph over the Dolphins on Sunday at Ralph
Wilson Stadium. Lewis, whose lone career win came in a 23-21 victory at
Miami in Week 7, was back under center with rookie EJ Manuel sidelined by a
knee injury. The Duke product threw for 193 yards with an interception for the
Bills (6-9), who were coming off a win at Jacksonville last week and have
captured two in a row for the first time this season. Miami (8-7) had won
three straight entering the contest, including a 24-20 victory over New
England last Sunday. The Dolphins could have reached the playoffs for the
first time since 2008 by simply beating the Bills and Jets in their final
two games. The Dolphins' loss also gave the Patriots the AFC East crown.
Final Score: New England 41, Baltimore 7
Baltimore, MD (SportsNetwork.com) - LeGarrette Blount scored a pair of rushing
touchdowns and Tom Brady threw for another, as the New England Patriots used a
sterling defensive effort to capture a 41-7 decision over the Baltimore Ravens
in an AFC clash on Sunday. Blount ended up with 76 yards on 16 carries, while
Brady completed 14-of-26 passes for 172 yards for the Patriots (11-4), who
took the field already AFC East champions by virtue of Buffalo's 19-0 win over
Miami and remained one game behind Denver for the top spot in the conference.
Logan Ryan added a pair of interceptions and the visitors denied Baltimore on
multiple fourth-down situations. Chandler Jones recovered a fumble in the end
zone for another score, and Tavon Wilson returned a Tyrod Taylor pass 74 yards
for a TD. Joe Flacco threw for 260 yards on 22-of-38 attempts and ran for a
touchdown, but was picked off twice and sacked four times for the Ravens
(8-7), whose defeat handed the AFC North crown to Cincinnati, which demolished
Minnesota, 42-14, earlier on Sunday. Baltimore received no additional outside
help in its quest for a playoff berth despite the Dolphins' loss, as San Diego
topped Oakland. Ray Rice was limited to 40 yards on 11 carries, while Marlon
Brown caught four balls for 51 yards.
Final Score: Cincinnati 42, Minnesota 14
Cincinnati, OH (SportsNetwork.com) - Andy Dalton threw for 366 yards and four
touchdowns as Cincinnati took down Minnesota, 42-14, on Sunday. Dalton did so
on 27-of-38 efficiency, connecting with A.J. Green twice then Jermaine Gresham
and Mohamed Sanu once each for the Bengals (10-5), who locked up a playoff
berth for the third straight season thanks to the Bills' 19-0 win over Miami.
In addition, with Baltimore's 41-7 home loss to New England, Cincinnati became
AFC North champions for the first time since 2009. Green ended up with team
highs of 97 yards on seven receptions, while Marvin Jones contributed 85 yards
on six grabs. Matt Cassel was held to 114 yards, one score to Jarius Wright
and three interceptions on 13-of-27 passing for the Vikings (4-10-1), who
failed to maintain momentum from their 48-point performance against the Eagles
last week. Adrian Peterson returned after a one-game absence due to a knee
injury and was limited to 45 yards on 11 carries. Cordarelle Patterson added a
rushing touchdown in defeat.
Final Score: San Diego 26, Oakland 13
San Diego, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Ryan Mathews ran for 99 yards and a
touchdown while surpassing his previous career-high for rushing yards in a
season as the San Diego Chargers kept their playoff hopes alive with a 26-13
win over the Oakland Raiders on Sunday. The Chargers (8-7), who have won four
of five, can clinch the sixth and final playoff spot in the AFC with a win
over the Chiefs next Sunday and losses by Baltimore and Miami. San Diego
defeated Kansas City 41-38 at Arrowhead Stadium earlier in the season. Philip
Rivers completed 19-of-29 passes for 201 yards, a touchdown and an
interception for San Diego. Danny Woodhead gained 52 yards on eight carries
and rookie Keenan Allen hauled in his fifth touchdown catch in the last three
games. Mathews' previous career-high for yards on the ground came in 2011,
when he collected 1,091. The fourth-year pro out of Fresno State now has 1,111
on the year with a game to go. Matt McGloin threw for 206 yards and a pick in
his sixth start of the season for Oakland (4-11), which lost its fifth
straight game. Darren McFadden scored the lone Raiders touchdown, his first
since Oct. 27, and Andre Holmes caught five passes for 71 yards.
Final Score: Denver 37, Houston 13
Houston, TX (SportsNetwork.com) - Peyton Manning shook hands with teammates
on the field. He pulled his helmet off and high-fived more on the sideline,
then took a seat by himself on the bench. Manning is alone on top of the NFL's
single-season touchdown passes list, too. The Broncos quarterback broke Tom
Brady's league record for touchdown passes in a season with No. 51, throwing
for four of them Sunday in a 37-13 win over the Houston Texans that clinched
the AFC West for Denver. Three of Manning's touchdown passes came in the
fourth quarter -- two to Eric Decker and the record-breaker to tight end
Julius Thomas in the front right corner of the end zone with 4:28 remaining.
Decker found the ball, tucked it inside his jersey and smuggled the keepsake
to the sideline. The personal accomplishment came with a team reward for the
Broncos (12-3) who wrapped up the division title and a first-round bye with a
little help from the Kansas City Chiefs, who lost at home to Indianapolis.
Final Score: Indianapolis 23, Kansas City 7
Kansas City, MO (SportsNetwork.com) - Donald Brown scored two touchdowns, Adam
Vinatieri kicked three field goals and the AFC South-champion Indianapolis
Colts beat the Kansas City Chiefs by a 23-7 margin. Brown caught a 33-yard
touchdown pass from Andrew Luck and recorded a 51-yard score on the ground for
the Colts (10-5), who currently have the fourth seed in the AFC. Luck
completed 26-of-37 passes for 241 yards for Indianapolis, which has won two in
a row. Alex Smith connected on 16-of-29 passes for 153 yards and two
interceptions for the Chiefs (11-4), who are locked into the fifth seed. The
Broncos beat the Texans on Sunday to clinch the AFC West. Jamaal Charles
carried the ball 13 times for 106 yards and a score for Kansas City, which had
a two-game winning streak snapped. Charles had five total touchdowns in last
week's game against Oakland. Sunday's game was possibly a playoff preview. If
Indianapolis ends up as the No. 4 seed, the two teams will meet again in the
wild-card round of the playoffs.
Final Score: NY Jets 24, Cleveland 13
East Rutherford, NJ (SportsNetwork.com) - Geno Smith tossed a pair of
touchdown passes to David Nelson and ran for a score as the New York Jets
topped the Cleveland Browns 24-13 on Sunday. With the Jets up 17-13 with
3:26 left and facing a 3rd-and-2, Smith was pressured, scrambled and
darted through a huge seam up the middle for the game-clinching 17-yard
score. Smith was 20-of-36 for 214 yards for New York (7-8), which had dropped
four of its last five games coming in. Chris Ivory ran for 109 yards
on 20 carries in the triumph. Josh Gordon had six receptions for 97 yards,
while Edwin Baker carried the ball 17 times for 64 yards and a touchdown
for the Browns (4-11), who have lost six straight.
Final Score: Tennessee 20, Jacksonville 16
Jacksonville, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - Ryan Fitzpatrick completed 17-of-26
passes for 181 yards, one touchdown and one interception to lead the Tennessee
Titans to a 20-16 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars. Shonn Greene
carried the ball 19 times for 91 yards and touchdown and Nate Washington
caught six passes for 117 yards and a touchdown for the Titans (6-9), who
snapped a three-game skid. Chad Henne went 24-for-34 for 237 yards, two
touchdowns and one interception, Mike Brown hauled in five passes for 71
yards and a touchdown and Marcedes Lewis caught four passes for 50 yards and
a touchdown for Jacksonville (4-11), which will travel to Indianapolis to face
the Colts next Sunday.
Final Score: St. Louis 23, Tampa Bay 13
St. Louis, MO (SportsNetwork.com) - The St. Louis Rams leaned on a pair of
rookies to beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 23-13, from the Edward Jones Dome
on Sunday. Zac Stacy carried the ball a career-high 33 times for 104
yards and a touchdown, while fellow rookie Stedman Bailey added a 27-yard
touchdown run for St. Louis (7-8), which has won two straight overall
and its last two meetings against Tampa Bay. Kellen Clemens was efficient with
158 yards on 16-of-20 passing in the win. Mike Glennon threw for 158 yards
on 16-of-26 passing and Vincent Jackson hauled in five passes for 98 yards
in the Bucs' (4-11) second straight loss. Bobby Rainey rushed for 37 yards
on 20 carries and had the lone Tampa Bay touchdown.
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So the reports say. Why does this make sense?
OPQS have just spent a bundle signing Cavendish and are reaping stage win after stage win, with buckets of TV exposure, their logo has been front and center constantly, signing Cav has been very successful from a commercial and sporting sense. So why would they now sign a GC contender who will be quite expensive as well? Not even Sky could support both a GC effort and a sprint/green jersey effort. You don't risk your investment in the most reliable stage winner in cycling by taking away his team support. Yet Uran surely isn't being signed as a routine domestique.
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Martin MacNeill's actions showed 'evidence of a guilty mind,' judge says
Pleasant Grove doctor ordered to stand trial for murder in wife's 2007 death
Grunander asked the judge to leave the job of weighing the evidence in the case to a jury. But defense attorney Randall Spencer asked McVey to keep the case from going to trial because he felt prosecutors failed to prove Michele MacNeill's death was the result of criminal activity.
"The state has not proved an act by the defendant. They speculate about an act, and that is all we have here," Spencer told the judge. "They speculate that somewhere on April 11, 2007, Martin administered medication to Michele. There is zero evidence that on April 11, 2007, he administered medication to Michele."
He said the case was full of "Hollywood-esque stereotypes" and evidence of "bad acts" on MacNeill's part, but none of those acts superseded the fact that Michele MacNeill's cause of death was classified as undetermined — not a homicide.
"There's simply no evidence to support that," Spencer said. "This is just wild speculation. ... (Prosecutors have) taken an approach to this case that started with a conclusion, the conclusion being: 'We think Martin MacNeill killed Michele,' and they're working backward and taking a shotgun approach to find anything that supports that conclusion."
Dr. Joshua Perper, who recently retired as chief medical examiner in Broward County, Fla., testified that he believed drowning was the cause of MacNeill's death.
Perper disputed the findings of both Utah State Medical Examiner Dr. Todd Grey — a fellow prosecution witness — and one of Grey's former employees, Dr. Maureen Frikke.
Frikke, who died a couple of years ago, performed the initial autopsy on MacNeill after her death. She concluded the cause of death was myocarditis, or an inflammation of the heart. Later, Grey made an addendum to the original autopsy, listing the cause of death as heart disease combined with drug toxicity.
The judge said he felt Perper's was the most thorough and reliable evaluation, but noted that "medical examiners are not the arbiters of this case and are not the final say as to the cause of death." He said Frikke's illness left him "disinclined to give a whole lot of weight" to her conclusions.
McVey also questioned MacNeill's inability to pull his wife from the bathtub and mentioned testimony from witnesses who said they did not see Michele MacNeill's chest rise as her husband was administering CPR. The judge also referred to testimony from the doctor who performed Michele MacNeill's surgery who said the woman was tapering off of her medications just before she died.
McVey wondered why MacNeill asked someone to flush the medications down the toilet shortly after his wife's death when, as a doctor, he should know how important they would be in an investigation. He referred to MacNeill's expressed desire to marry Willis and the fact that the two later reported themselves to be married, listing their wedding date as the day of Michele MacNeill's funeral.
"Dr. MacNeill certainly had plenty of opportunity to give her these drugs," McVey said, referring to Michele MacNeill. "She would not be able to resist drowning or resist him drowning her by holding her head under water until she expires."
A tearful Somers called the judge's decision a "relief" after so many years of fighting for her mother's cause. She and many other family members have long believed her father killed her mother.
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Defense attorney Susanne Gustin said the judge's ruling was "not surprising" given the standard at a preliminary hearing, which requires judges to view evidence in the light most favorable to the prosecution. Gustin said she and Spencer have now seen much of the evidence and will prepare for trial.
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Losing over 100 million in one year is quite a bit for such a small bank. Doesn't look good for their long term survival. No income stream now they are not making suspect loans.
I have watched this bank for a few years now-I don't know how it can survive; I'm surprised it has lasted this long!!


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Bank reactions after capital shortfalls
This paper investigates whether European banks have capital targets and how deviations from the target impact their equity composition and activity mix. Using quarterly data for a sample of large European banks between 2004 and 2011, we show that there are notable asymmetries in banks' reactions to deviations from optimal capital levels. Banks prefer to reshuffle risk-weighted assets or increase asset holdings when being above their optimal Tier 1 ratio, whereas they rather try to increase equity levels or reshuffle risk-weighted assets without changing asset holdings when being below target. At the same time, focusing instead on a unweighted equity ratio target, we find evidence of deleveraging and lower loan growth for undercapitalized banks during the recent financial crisis, whereas in the pre-crisis periods banks primarily reacted to deviations from their optimal target by adjusting equity levels.
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Now that The Journal is going metric, I am eating my heart out in grams. Wondering how anyone can demonstrate that "torr" is more understandable than mm Hg, Barry M. Austen of Cincinnati wrote in Science that all this useless arbitrary pedantry torr his heart out. "It hertz so much it gave me a fever," he wrote, which he will always measure in degrees centigrade, and no Kelvin or Celsius for him.But what bothers me is that your writers did not explain that the meter, which was originally supposed to 1/10 millionth part of the quadrant of the earth, did not come out right, because the 18th century precision instruments goofed off. And what about that platinum bar, which expands and contracts?The worst part about this metric business is that it does not get down to basics. When Eve ate an apple, and Adam discovered
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To endanger someone is to put them in a dangerous position, or to threaten their safety. It would endanger your little brother if you encouraged him to jump off the garage roof into a pile of leaves.
Texting while you drive is a good way to endanger yourself, as well as your passengers and anyone else nearby. Scientists warn that climate change will slowly begin to endanger many plant and animal species on Earth, possibly including humans. This 15th century word combines the prefix en-, "make or put in" with danger, from the Old French dangier, "power to harm."
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Ghost in the Shell
Season 2
A group of terrorists identifying themselves as the "Individual Eleven" barricade themselves within the Chinese Embassy. Section 9 is called in to eliminate the terrorists without any civilian casualties, all before the scheduled police raid.
Night Cruise
This episode focuses on the life of a refugee living in Japan. He has plans to "reset the world" and change things. But are his plans merely violent daydreams, or something more sinister?
The Tachikomas and the Major continue to investigate Gohda and his motives, while the rest of Section 9 are out to stop a string of suicide bombings.
Togusa is brought up on charges after he becomes involved with a murder while off duty. But during the course of the trial, it becomes clear that who the attorney is really after is not Togusa, but all of Section 9!
While field testing new recruits, the Major finds herself hacked, and an old woman tells her a story from her past. Watch more Ghost in the Shell on [adult swim].
The Tachikomas, Ishikawa, and Borma locate a suspicious file believed to be the Individual Eleven virus, The Major, Batou, Saito go after Kuze, and the Individual Eleven prepare to put their plan into action.
Make Up
After tracking down the designer of Kuze's face, it is discovered that he was already killed... by Paz.
The Major has become worried about the Tachikomas. It appears that their AIs have developed much more quickly and in ways that were not anticipated; they have begun speaking about their "individuality". Worried, the Major calls Batou to a meeting; the Tachikomas, having suspicions of their own, attempt to eavesdrop on their conversation. What will be the fate of Section 9's Tachikomas?
Another Chance
The Prime Minister is alerted to the existence of "hub cyberbrains," while Ishikawa returns from the peninsula to report on what he found out about Kuze's past.
Red Data
The Major heads to Taiwan to investigate a lead on Kuze, and ends up getting involved with local gangs and a troublesome kid.
Batou and the Major are sent to Berlin in an international effort to help track down the terrorist Angel's Wing.
Nuclear Power
The Prime Minister is taken into custody, and the military begins its strike on Dejima. The Major and part of Section 9 head to Dejima to try to hand over the nuclear device to the military there, in order to defuse the situation, while Ishikawa heads to SPring-8 to deliver the rest of the plutonium.
This Side of Justice
Kuze manages to take down the jamming plane, but becomes trapped in rubble with the Major. The Tachikomas begin discussing what to do about the nuclear submarine they have spotted, and Batou manages to convince the special forces that have been sent to kill them to listen to him.


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College of Engineering Faculty and Staff Directory
Faculty List | Staff List | Expert Search
Stephen Robinson
Interim Chair of the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Professor Emeritus
Also: Industrial and Systems Engineering, Computer Sciences
Variational analysis and optimization, Quantitative methods in managerial economics, Methods to support decision under uncertainty
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 263-6862
Todd Allen
Also: Engineering Physics
Materials for nuclear energy system, fission reactors, nuclear fuels, energy policy, sustainability of nuclear energy
email@example.com, (608) 265-4083
Michael Scott Arnold
Associate Professor
Susan Babcock
Crystal defect microstructures, microstructure in films and engineered substrates of/for compound semiconductors, applications of electron microscopy and atom probe tomography in materials research ,
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 263-5696
James Clum
Senior Lecturer
Electronics Packaging, Statistical Design of Experiments/Process Reliability, Materials/Manufacturing Processes
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-1133
Wendy C. Crone
Also: Engineering Physics, Biomedical Engineering
Experimental mechanics of materials, characterization hydrogels and biomaterials, therapeutic medical devices, stem cell mechanics
email@example.com, (608) 262-8384
Chang Beom Eom
Theodore H. Geballe Professor and Harvey D. Spangler Distinguished Professor
Nanostructure fabrications of novel materials, Hetroepitaxy of complex oxide thin films and heterostructures
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 263-6305
Mark Eriksson
Quantum Computation and Quantum Bits (Qubits), Si/SiGe Quantum Dot Spin and Hybrid Qubits, Nanoscience, Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene, Semiconductor Nanomembranes, Thermoelectric Materials, Semiconductor Nanostructures, Scanning Probe Microscopy (AFM, EFM, Scanned Gate)
email@example.com, (608) 263-6289
Paul Evans
Professor and Associate Chair
X-ray diffraction, microscopy, and optics, x-ray probes for ultrafast dynamics, micro-and-nanoscale properties of magnetic materials, magnetism, domains and switching in ferroelectric materials, single-monolayer scale organic electronics
email@example.com, (608) 265-6773
Padma Gopalan
Polymer Synthesis and Characterization, Electro-optic and Photonic Materials, Self-assembly of Block Copolymers, Photonic Devices, Liquid Crystalline Polymers
email@example.com, (608) 265-4258
Jason Kawasaki
Assistant Professor
Sindo Kou
My research work has been on understanding and controlling cracking, segregation, microstructure and transport phenomena during welding, casting and crystal growth. Examples of my current interests include:Welding of magnesium: Being the lightest structural metal, Mg can help reduce vehicle weight and hence improve fuel efficiency. We are interested in ap...
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-0576
Max Lagally
Erwin W. Mueller Professor and Bascom Professor of Surface Science
Nanoscale properties of surfaces, interfaces, thin films, and dimensionally confined structures, Atom-scale mechanisms of film growth: Group IV semiconductors, nano-strain engineering, silicon nanomembranes, relationship of nanostructure to localized electronic and optoelectronic properties, quantum dots, Development of advanced instrumentation for growth...
email@example.com, (608) 263-2078
Roderic Lakes
Wisconsin Distinguished Professor
Also: Engineering Physics, Biomedical Engineering
Novel materials including composites and cellular solids, Viscoelastic materials, Biomechanics and bio-materials, Experimental characterization of materials, Extreme physical properties
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 265-8697
Rheology Research Center
Dane Morgan
Harvey D. Spangler Professor of Engineering
Also: College of Engineering, Engineering Physics
Computational materials science for materials design, Ab initio electronic structure methods and multiscale techniques for large time / length scales and thermokinetics, Ab initio based modeling of electrochemical systems and processes, Application areas:Nuclear materials, Battery and fuel cell electrodes, Earth mantle materials, electronic materials
email@example.com, (608) 265-5879
William Murphy
Harvey D. Spangler Professor
Also: Biomedical Engineering
Creation of new biomaterials using bioinspired approaches, Using biomaterials to define the stem cell microenvironment, Development of biomaterials for tissue regeneration (tissue engineering), New approaches for drug delivery and gene therapy
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 265-9978
John Perepezko
Phase transformations, Interface reactions / coating design, Metastable and amorphous phases, Kinetics, Nucleation, Metal powders and high temperature intermetallic alloys, Rapid solidification, Microgravity processing
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 263-1678
Ian M. Robertson
Professor and Dean of the College of Engineering
Ahmad Saatchi
Faculty Associate
Kumar Sridharan
Distinguished Research Professor, Fellow of American Society for Materials,
Fellow of Institute of Materials, London, UK
Also: Engineering Physics
Nuclear reactor materials research and development, Irradiation effects in materials, Corrosion of materials, High temperature materials, Physical metallurgy and mechanical behavior of materials, Ion implantation and plasma-assisted thin film deposition of materials, Surface modifications and coatings including nanoscale processes and materials, Emerging ...
email@example.com, (608) 263-4789
Donald Stone
Metals and alloys, ceramics, polymers, composites, amorphous alloys, biological materials, thin films, microscopic specimens, kinetics, thermodynamics, mechanical properties: creep, plasticity, fracture, scale effects
email@example.com, (608) 262-8791
Izabela Szlufarska
Harvey D. Spangler Professor of Engineering
Also: Engineering Physics
Mechanical behavior at the nanoscaleFriction, adhesion, and wear and their dependence on materials chemistry and microstructure, Size effects in plasticity, , Defect behavior in semiconductors and insulators under irradiation
Radiation effects in nuclear ceramics by means of multiscale simulations methods, Point defe...
email@example.com, (608) 265-5878
Dan J Thoma
ACAD Program Director Professor
Paul Voyles
Electron microscopy, including aberration-corrected Z-contrast STEM, microanalysis by EDS and EELS, and coherent electron nanodiffraction, growth, structure, and defects in functional materials, including spintronics, oxide interfaces, and nanostructures, nanoscale order in glassy materials
email@example.com, (608) 265-6740
Xudong Wang
Associate Professor
Oxide nanomaterials growth and characterization, Piezoelectric nanostructures and nanodevices for mechanical energy harvesting, Semiconductor nanomaterials and devices for solar energy harvesting and energy storage, Nanoscale piezoelectric effect and piezotronics, Piezocatalysis and interface between piezoelectricity and electrochemistry
email@example.com, (608) 890-2667
Samuel L Zelinka
Adjunct Faculty
Wood, wood-moisture relations, natural materials, corrosion, thermodynamics, kinetics
email@example.com, (608) 231-9277
Nicholas Abbott
John T. and Magdalen L. Sobota Professor, Hilldale Professor, and Director,
Wisconsin Materials Research and Engineering Center
Also: Chemical and Biological Engineering
Interfacial phenomena, colloid science, soft materials, biomolecular interfaces, polymers, liquid crystals and surfactant, hydrophobic effect
email@example.com, (608) 265-5278
Trisha Andrew
Assistant Professor
Trisha recently won a 3M Nontenured Faculty award and was named on the "Forbes 30 under 30 in energy" list by Forbes magazine (link). Our research program focuses equally on synthesizing optically- and electronically-interesting materials, and fabricating optoelectronic or spint...
email@example.com, (608) 262-1502
Randolph Ashton
Assistant Professor
Also: Biomedical Engineering
Neural tissue engineering, Vascular tissue engineering, Regenerative therapies for the central nervous system, Stem cell bioprocessing, Nanoscale biomaterials engineering, Engineerig the stem cell-biomaterial interface
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 316-4312
David Beebe
John D. MacArthur Professor & Claude Bernard Professor
Also: Biomedical Engineering
Microfluidics, Cell & Cancer biology, Global Health
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-2260
Wisconsin Institutes for Medical Research
John Booske
Duane H. and Dorothy M. Bluemke Professor, Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor
Also: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Plasmas, metamaterials, metasurfaces and media that have a strong interaction with electromagnetic radiation, especially in the rf-to-microwave-to-terahertz frequency regimes. , electromagnetic field effects: how do pulsed electric fields affect biological cells? How do electric fields affect materials' chemistry or cell metabolism? How do microwaves...
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 890-0804
Dan Botez
Philip Dunham Reed Professor
Also: Electrical and Computer Engineering
High-power, spatially coherent semiconductor lasers, Photonic Crystal semiconductor lasers for high coherent-power generation, Quantum Cascade lasers
email@example.com, (608) 265-4643
Weibo Cai
Associate Professor
Also: Biomedical Engineering
Molecular Imaging, Nanotechnology/Nanomedicine, Biomaterials, Positron Emission Tomography, Cancer Research, Cardiovascular Research, Radiochemistry
email@example.com, (608) 262-1749
Naomi Chesler
Professor and Vice Chair and Associate Chair of Faculty and Academic Staff Development
Also: Biomedical Engineering
Engineering education, Vascular biomechanics and hemodynamics, Vascular remodeling in systemic and pulmonary hypertension, Pulmonary vascular resistance and impedance, Ventricular-vascular coupling
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 265-8920
Susan Coppersmith
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-8358
Adrien Couet
Assistant Professor
Also: Engineering Physics
Nuclear Materials, Irradiation Damage, Corrosion of Metals and Alloys, Oxidation Model, Electrochemistry, Synchrotron Radiation, Defect Transport in Oxides
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 265-7955
Steven Cramer
Vice-Provost for Teaching and Learning and Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Also: Civil and Environmental Engineering
Structural engineering, wood structures, concrete materials
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-5246
Walter Drugan
Also: Engineering Physics
Continuum mechanics analyses of behavior of modern materials, nonlinear fracture mechanics of ductile materials (single- and poly-crystalline) and interfaces, nonlocal constitutive models of composite materials, dynamic fragmentation, nanoscale fracture, nanoscale shape-memory alloys, discontinuities and shock waves in solids, applied mathematics
drugan (AT) engr.wisc.edu, (608) 262-4572
Melih Eriten
Assistant Professor
Also: Mechanical Engineering
Multiscale materials modeling (friction, energy dissipation, and failure in multiscale structures and systems; continuum and atomistic modeling of interfaces; dislocations; plasticity; delamination), Multiscale experiments and diagnostics (nanoindentation/scratch, failure mechanics via acoustic emission, nanoscale electrical contact resistance, SEM, DIC, ...
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 890-4899
Pupa Gilbert
Randall Goldsmith
Assistant Professor
email@example.com, (608) 263-8315
Shaoqin Sarah Gong
Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor
Also: Biomedical Engineering
Biomaterials (e.g., drug delivery nanocarriers, theranostic nanomedicines, and tissue engineering scaffolds), polymer nanocomposites, devices (e.g., flexible electronics, actuators, sensors, and supercapacitors), biobased plastics, and microcellular plastics., Prof. Gong's lab currently has openings for graduate students/postdocs...
email@example.com, (608) 316-4311
Sundaram Gunasekaran
Also: Biological Systems Engineering
Nanotechnology and biosensing for food, biological, biomedical, and environmental applications.
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-1019
Robert Hamers
Physical and chemical propertes of molecular-based materialsmolecular electronicsnanoscale assembly techniques for molecular systemschemical and structural characterization of surfacesinterfaces between inorganic materials and organic/biological materials
email@example.com, (608) 262-6371
William Hitchon
Also: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Plasma processing, computational modeling, semiconductors
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-2501
Hongrui Jiang
Lynn H. Matthias Professor in Engineering & Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor
Also: Electrical and Computer Engineering, Biomedical Engineering
MicroElectroMechanical System, Microsensors and microactuators, BioMEMS and micro-optics, Microfluidics, Lab on chips, Biomimetics and bioinspiration
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 265-9418
Song Jin
Professor of Chemistry
Physical and chemical propertes of molecular-based materials, molecular electronics, nanoscale assembly techniques for molecular systems, chemical and structural characterization of surfaces, interfaces between inorganic materials and organic/biological materia
email@example.com, (608) 262-1562
Mikhail Kats
Assistant Professor
Also: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Optics and photonics; plasmonics; optoelectronics; light harvesting; device physics; nanoscale science. For detailed information please see my Extended Homepage (http://katsgroup.ece.wisc.edu/)
email@example.com, (608) 890-3984
Patricia Keely
Also: Biomedical Engineering
Understanding how breast cell interactions with the extracellular matrix through integrins and small GTPases affect normal and carcinogenic cell phenotype
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 265-2398
Daniel Klingenberg
Also: Chemical and Biological Engineering
Colloid science, suspension rheology, electromagnetic phenomena in materials
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-8932
Irena Knezevic
Also: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Quantum and semiclassical electronic transport in semiconductor nanostructures, Heat transport at the nanoscale. Nanostructured thermoelectrics, Decoherence and relaxation in nanostructures; transient and high-frequency phenomena, Multiphysics simulation (self-consistent coupling of electronic+electromagnetic+thermal phenomena), Nanophotonics, nanoplasmon...
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 890-3383
Thomas Kuech
Milton J. and A. Maude Shoemaker and Beckwith-Bascom Professor
Also: Chemical and Biological Engineering
Solid-state materials synthesis and characterization, electronic and semiconductor materials, solar energy and photovoltaics, oxide materials, nanostructure formation
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 263-2922
Wan-Ju Li
Assistant Professor
Also: Biomedical Engineering
Nanostructural biomaterial, Stem cell-based regenerative medicine, Musculoskeletal tissue engineering, Mesenchymal stem cell biology,
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 263-1338
David Lynn
Duane H. and Dorothy M. Bluemke Professor and Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor
Also: Chemical and Biological Engineering
- Polymers and soft materials, Surfaces and interfaces, Biomaterials and biotechnology, Gene and drug delivery, Synthesis and characterization, Controlled Release
email@example.com, (608) 262-1086
Zhenqiang "Jack" Ma
Lynn H. Matthias Professor in Engineering & Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor
Also: Electrical and Computer Engineering, Engineering Physics
High-speed RF devices and circuits, optoelectronic devices and nanophotonics, Semiconductor materials processing and heterogeneous integration, Flexible electronics, flexible optoelectronics and flexible photonics, Energy conversion semiconductor devices, Bioelectronics and biomimetics, Semiconductor device physics, Power electronics
email@example.com, (608) 261-1095
Kristyn Masters
Associate Professor
Also: Biomedical Engineering
Role of the microenvironment in regulating cell function, Creation of in vitro tissue-engineered models of disease, Cellular decision-making in complex environments
email@example.com, (608) 265-4052
Luke Mawst
Also: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Semiconductor lasers, metalorganic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) growth of semiconductors, III/V compound semiconductor materials and devices
email@example.com, (608) 263-1705
Robert McDermott
Assistant Professor
Condensed Matter: Quantum coherence and entanglement of superconducting integrated circuits, quantum-limited amplifiers, application of SQUIDs to magnetic resonance detection.
email@example.com, (608) 263-4476
Dan Negrut
Vilas Associate Professor
Also: Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering
Software/Hardware Aspects Related to High Performance Computing in Engineering and Science,
Multi-physics Computer Modeling and Simulation,
Computational Multibody Dynamics,
Graphics and Visualization, Simulation-Based Engineering Lab
email@example.com, (608) 890-0914
Marshall Onellion
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 263-6829
Tim Osswald
Consolidated Papers Foundation Chair sponsored by the Mead Witter Foundation
Also: Mechanical Engineering
Plastics Design, Extrusion, Injection Molding, Blow Molding, Film Blowing, Compression Molding, Composites, Modeling and Simulation in Polymer Processing and Composites, Biopolymers, Intellectual Property, Ethics
email@example.com, (608) 263-9538
Polymer Engineering Center, Rheology Research Center
Sean P. Palecek
Milton J. and A. Maude Shoemaker Professor
Also: Chemical and Biological Engineering, Biomedical Engineering
Cellular engineering, tissue engineering, stem cells, cell and protein biosensors
email@example.com, (608) 262-8931
Frank Pfefferkorn
Associate Professor
Also: Mechanical Engineering
Laser polishing, Friction stir welding and processing, Micro end milling, Cryogenic machining, Energy consumption in manufacturing processes, Additive-subtractive manufacturing of metal parts, Modulation assisted machining, Temperature measurement and control in manufacturing, Heat and mass transfer
email@example.com, (608) 263-2668
Heidi-Lynn Ploeg
Associate Professor
Also: Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering
Bone modelling and remodelling, orthopaedic implant design and analysis, biomechanics of joints, finite element analysis, fatigue of materials
email@example.com, (608) 262-2690
Jess Reed
email@example.com, (608) 263-4300
Thatcher Root
Also: Chemical and Biological Engineering
Surface chemistry, catalysis, diffusion in porous media, solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy
email@example.com, (608) 262-8999
Robert Rowlands
Also: Mechanical Engineering
Laser applications to mechanics, composite and advanced materials, digital image analysis, structural mechanics, experimental mechanics and stress analysis
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-3205
Mark Rzchowski
Associate Professor
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 265-2876
Jay M. Samuel
Senior Lecturer
Also: Mechanical Engineering
- metal forming, welding and joining processes, materials engineering
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-0922
Majid Sarmadi
Finishing, Dyeing, Wettability, flammability of textiles, Plasma modifications of materials, Textile sustainability, chemical properties and structures of textile fibers
email@example.com, (608) 262-7492
J. Leon Shohet
Also: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Plasma-aided manufacturing, controlled fusion, nonlinear science, effects of vacuum ultraviolet radiation on the processing of electronic materials, biotechnology, especially biomaterials and directed differentiation of stem cells
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-1191
Darryl Thelen
Harvey D. Spangler Professor
Also: Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering
Simulation of musculoskeletal dynamics, Mechanics and control of movement, Neuromuscular adaptation with age, injury and disease, Imaging of soft tissue mechanics, Application of biomechanics in orthopedics and rehabilitation
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-1902
Lih-sheng Turng
Kuo K. and Cindy F. Wang Professor, Vilas Distinguished Achievement Professor
Also: Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering
Injection molding and innovative plastics manufacturing processes, bio-based polymers and tissue engineering scaffolds, microcellular injection molding (MuCell process), nanocomposites and electro-active polymers (EAP's), computer-aided engineering (CAE) and numerical simulation, design and process optimization, intelligent injection molding control, mate...
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-0586
Daniel van der Weide
Also: Electrical and Computer Engineering, Biomedical Engineering
Multifunctional scanned probe microscopy, Localized spectroscopy of biological and low-dimensional electronic systems, Terahertz circuits and devices
email@example.com, (608) 265-6561
Ray Vanderby Jr.
Also: Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Engineering Physics
Tissue mechanics (bone, ligament, tendon, and cartilage), tissue engineering and regeneration, tissue healing, orthopedic biomechanics
email@example.com, (608) 263-9593
Douglas Weibel
Associate Professor
Also: Biomedical Engineering
Soft materials, Micro- and nanofabrication, Microbiology, Chemical biology, Biotechnology
email@example.com, (608) 890-1342
Amy Wendt
Also: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Plasma processing of materials, thin-film deposition, plasma etching, plasma source design, modeling and diagnostics, plasma-aided manufacturing, plasma generation, plasma-surface interaction
email@example.com, (608) 262-8407
Justin Williams
Professor and Associate Chair of Research
Also: Biomedical Engineering
Neural Engineering, Functional Neurosurgery, BioMEMS, Neural Rehabilitation, Neural Prostheses, Applied Neuroscience
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 265-3952
Michael Winokur
Conducting polymers, phase transitions, structure of linear and branched macromolecular hosts
email@example.com, (608) 263-7475
Huifang Xu
Assistant Professor
Nano-structured nanoporous materials for environmental management, heterogeneous photocatalytic materials, biomimetic growth of crystals, andapplications of transmission electron microscopy and scanning transmission electron microscopy in materials research.
email@example.com, (608) 265-5887
Zongfu Yu
Assistant Professor
Also: Electrical and Computer Engineering
Optics at small scale. Optical technologies for energy conversion, imaging/sensing, communication.1.Photon management for energy conversion: primary interest is to study new mechanisms to improve energy conversion efficiency.2.Semiconductor photonics: the integration of nanophotonics with semiconductors for advanced optoelectronic devices, specifically an...
email@example.com, (608) 263-1643
Emeritus Faculty
Bezalel C. Haimson
Professor Emeritus
Also: Geological Engineering
Rock mechanics, failure modes in rocks, true triaxial strength criteria, borehole instability and breakouts, strain localization in high porosity sandstones and compaction bands, rock stress and in situ stress measurements, hydraulic fracturing
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-2563
Eric E. Hellstrom
Professor Emeritus
Also: Materials Science Program
Synthesis, characterization and application of electrical ceramics, solid electrolytes, high-temperature oxide superconductors
firstname.lastname@example.com, (850) 645-7489
David Larbalestier
Professor, Retired
Also: Materials Science Program
Metallurgical manufacturing processes, solidification in casting/welding operations, ductile cast irons, struture morphology, aluminum casting alloys, refinement/modification, primary phase morphology, thermal analysis of solidification transformation, structure control in fusion processes
Paul S. Peercy
Professor Emeritus
Also: Engineering Professional Development, Materials Science Program
Phase transitions in solids, ferroelectricity, Raman and Brillouin scattering studies of solids, ion-solid interactions, laser-induced phase transformations, microelectronics and photonics, solid-state devices
firstname.lastname@example.com, (608) 262-3482


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This has gone full circle. Raise a pile of cash. Buy companies that are losing money. Increase losses with each acquisition. Keep telling the market we'll make it up when we get there (revenue target). The Segmentz strategy all over again. Maybe they should change the name back. Even if the model didn't work, the name was pretty good, right?
BJacobs not yet finished buying companies - not gone full circle yet.
Wall St in love with XPO getting larger just like Worldcom (without the fraud accounting?)
Or, musical chairs until the music stops. Timing is everything in life.
But steady as it goes, as XPO not following in the footsteps of NFLX, GMCR - yet.


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Business Development Manager
- Recruiter
- Econsultancy
- Location
- Sydney, CBD
- Salary
- AUD$ - Competitive
- Posted
- 29 Nov 2012
- Closes
- 06 Nov 2012
- Job Function
- Design and Production, eCRM, Mobile, Search Marketing, Social Media
- Contract
- Permanent
Job Description
Econsultancy is seeking an experienced (2+ years) business development manager to join its Sydney Team.
The role is primarily focused on growing new and existing accounts selling sponsorship, research, memberships, lead generation and advertising to leading digital marketing suppliers and agencies.
Key Tasks
- Help achieve budgets and targets for revenue from events, advertising, memberships and lead generation activities
- Maintain and grow sales revenue from current customers through email, face to face and telemarketing campaigns
- Actively develop relationships with new prospects in target sectors
- Keep updated with current industry trends and how they affect online marketing professionals
- Work in harmony with a wider commercial team to achieve targets
- Contribute to New product development to suit both market and customer needs
- Provide accurate sales reporting and data via Salesforce
Candidate Requirements
- At least 2 years sales experience, preferably in media sales, events, sponsorships or B2B online)
- A broad view of the digital landscape; industry events, trade bodies, leading suppliers/agencies, etc.
- Ability to demonstrate both sales and customer service acumen
- A desire to learn about (and work in) online marketing
- Excellent business, communication and development skills
- Ambition, intelligence, resourcefulness and honesty
- Excellent telephone manner
- Determination, tenacity, resilience and assertiveness
- Working in a team of amongst the most experienced, well connected online media professionals
- Joining a small but growing international company with offices in Sydney, London, New York, Dubai and Singapore
- Free training in all things 'digital' to enhance industry and practical knowledge
- A competitive salary and performance related bonus
Contact / Application Details
The advertiser has specified that Recruitment Agencies may NOT contact them regarding this position.
Please send your application to:
charlie.salter AT econsultancy.com
Please send a resume, salary expectations and covering letter explaining your suitability for the role.


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Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution
The promotion advancement of science, literature and art
Intellect in the Bath area has always been high. On 31st December 1780 Edmund Rack commented, "this institution promises much rational improvement and instruction; and has a much more favourable beginning than the Royal Society in London had 100 years ago - there being only 5 members for more than two years: and those 5 not superior in learning and genius to most of our members". 11 Members went on to become Fellows of the Royal Society!