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Discussion in 'Community' started by Mar17swgirl, Feb 27, 2012.
Apparently it's an adult novel and has nothing to do with HP.
I remember seeing rumors about that awhile back. Speculation in the weekend papers here was that it might be a crime/mystery novel.
I expect it'll be a police procedural. Young detective Harold Parcel and his partner Rob Worrisome are transferred to the precinct of the eccentric Alfred Dynamo. Their first case finds them up against an evil drugs cartel headed by the dastardly Lionel Violence - last seen fleeing from the scene of a bust. Fortunately, they have a man on the inside... Simon Snarky.
I suspect it will still be terribly written. Since, you know, she really can't write very well.
You die now
Adult novel lol.
lol what?
I admit she has her characters "beam" a bit too often, but still, you can't possibly say she's not a good writer...
This isn't very ground-breaking commentary, guys. Much like the the earlier English fantasy writer JRR Tolkin, she tells stories that people people find entertaining in prose that is of a pretty notably poor quality. Unlike him, she doesn't do nearly as much work in cultural and mythological synthesis, but I digress. My central point here is that one needn't be good at every facet of a particular discipline (or at any of them) to be well-liked. JK Rowling happens to be bad at writing.
We're on a Star Wars website. George Lucas. Please don't tell me you are challenged by this concept.
She's better then that Tiffany (Stephanie?) Meyer ho with those damned Twilight books.
Well, Judy Blume transitioned from writing books to pre-teen girls to writing trashy sex-filled romance books for adult women, so I don't see why not....
My dyslexic eight year old sister is a better writer than Stephanie Meyer.
I like Harry Potter, but it's not especially well written. It has well though out characters and emotional depth, but the actual writing isn't great.
Good writing is all flashy prose. At the end of the day its character and theme that count, and Rowling nails that cold. JK Rowling is a great writer who happens to write in a plain, direct style.
She uses too many adverbs for my taste and some pretty odd dialogue tags, but I don't find anything particularly "wrong" or "awful" with her writing. For the most part, I find her prose direct and straightforward, and entertaining. I would say her storytelling skills are greater than her technical writing skills.
I'm interested to see what this new book ends up being...
Harry Potter is written for kids. it's not meant to be Mrs Dalloway
I disagree, but then, I'm a Joyce fan.
I still like Harry Potter, mind you. And I also think it's a bit silly that everyone is prejudging a book that isn't out yet.
That should say "isn't all flashy prose" but I missed my edit window, if anyone had trouble sussing my intent. That's not to say that complex, elegant prose is a bad thing, obviously its not. I just chafe at the assertion that Harry Potter is "poorly written" as if the mechanics of the writing, which are (in my opinion) always solid, and which move smoothly and with verve (even if occasionally bland), can be called "bad," when the attention to characterization and theme, and the overall emotional resonance of the writing indicates that it is anything but "poorly written."
But yes, I am just as much a fan of Joyce and Fitzgerald and Faulkner (and Hemingway for that matter) as I am of Rowling, though I would never equate her with being as accomplished a wordsmith as those four.
Yeah, but all writers have their strengths and weaknesses. They all favor different things. Rowling, for instance, might not have the most unique prose, but I feel like she's one of the best character writers of the last century. I always felt like every single character in the books was a complete person, that she knew what was going on with them "off screen", even if we only saw as much as Harry did (the whole subplot with Lupin and Tonks is a great example). Perhaps it's because great characters and character interactions are what I personally tend to prefer, but I much prefer Rowling's writing to many of the literary greats.
Which isn't to say that makes the greats themselves any less great. Faulkner isn't lessened just because he's not everyone's cup of tea. But neither, I think, should Rowling be. I think people who say she's not a very good writer vastly underestimate how rare it is to find an author capable of making you interested in such a huge cast of characters.
-sj loves kevin spacey
Yeah, I'm thinking it will be some kind of detective/horror/political novel. It will be really interesting to read her writing about something else. Hope it comes out soon, it will probably be released before Pottermore is fixed
How's she a bad writer?
Man, this is two threads in a row where I disagree with you 100%, which hardly ever happens.
She reminds me a bit of George Lucas. Can tell a great story everyone loves, but doesn't execute it in the best way.
Harry Potter is great, but it's written in a pretty basic way. She told a good story that people liked, that doesn't make her a good author. Lucas is not a good director because he made a (mostly) good film series, most of it is badly directed.
Kind of the opposite of how I see Jane Austen. She is rightly a highly regarded writer in English literary history, but my god her stories are mind-numbingly boring and predictable.
Two words.
It would be cool if there were subtle allusions that this book takes place in the Potterverse, but focuses solely on the Muggels, like maybe events are being manipulated behind the scenes by characters who might, or might not, be Death Eaters. I doubt she'll do that, but it would be cool.
Yeah, I, OTOH, would not like to see that, Chancellor_Ewok. What is she, Stephen King?
Someone else mentioned Jane Austen, as if she had superior prose. Having read Pride and Prejudice, I found Austen to be more basic and "readable" than 20th century greats like Faulkner, Hemingway, and Joyce. Kind of like.... gasp! JK Rowling! In fact, Rowling has mentioned Austen as a major influence on her writing, with one character in HP being an homage (Mrs. Norris). At a few rare points in the HP series, I could see the similarities in Rowling and Austen's writing, but I think most of the time, any influence is obfuscated by the fact that Rowling was writing for a young adult or teenager audience. With an adult book, we could end up seeing more obvious similarities between Rowling and Austen.
I am hoping for a mystery.
Really? I see her as pretty opposed to Lucas. Yes, they do share in common an ability for world-building, although Rowling's is much less original and more derivative of other fantasy works than Lucas's. However, Rowling has a supreme grasp of character and dialogue. It's her greatest strength, and something we're all well aware Lucas simply doesn't understand. Rowling's plots are actually not terribly original (though she still managed to dupe me on a lot of mysteries), but as I've said, all her characters are so interesting and well drawn that it becomes clear this is the focus of her story.
Austen is a more accomplished writer of prose than Rowling, but is no less focused on character. I think the end result of the two is basically the same. It's just that Austen was writing a lot of characters who were not saying what they felt and often the incongruity of their words and internal dispositions in the prose was how character was conveyed. But that's partly just a mark of the manner of the era she was writing. I think both women share a sense of witty yet character-revealing writing, it just manifests itself differently according to their eras.
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Twenty three years and counting
Jools Holland picks his 10 most memorable performances from 'Later...'
"We weren't as great as the greats but we were the best of the rest."
Oasis songwriter/guitarist/vocalist Noel Gallagher, interviewed by Alex Bilmes for Esquire: "I have an opinion on everything and if I don't have an opinion, I'll fucking make one up on the spot."
If it ain't broke, break it: the unspoken motto of The Kinks
"HH [Henry Hauser]: Ryan and Nina are right on target. The Ray-Dave sibling rivalry sparked many of The Kinks' most spontaneous (and brilliant) musical moments. The Storyteller, Ray's riveting account of early life in the Davies household and his band's rise to prominence, has him describing how he and Dave exchanged scornful looks while recording "You Really Got Me". The elder Davies swears that if you listen closely, you can actually hear Dave yelling "Fuckkkoffff" right before his guitar solo. Ray salvaged the track by covering up Dave's profane exclamation with his own unscripted outburst ("Owwwww noooooo!"), and the impromptu rock scream turned into one of the most memorable quirks in Kinks history. It perfectly captures the animalistic agony that accompanies hopeless infatuation. Without the Ray-Dave rivalry, it would never have happened."
Henry Hauser, Ryan Bray, Nina Corcoran, and Stevie Dunbar at Consequence of Sound hold a round-table discussion in "Dusting 'Em Off: The Kinks – The Kinks". [more inside]
Henry Hauser, Ryan Bray, Nina Corcoran, and Stevie Dunbar at Consequence of Sound hold a round-table discussion in "Dusting 'Em Off: The Kinks – The Kinks". [more inside]
I, I wish you could swim / Like the dolphins, like dolphins can swim
I, I will be king
And you, you will be queen
Though nothing will drive them away
We can beat them, just for one day
We can be heroes, just for one day
And you, you will be queen
Though nothing will drive them away
We can beat them, just for one day
We can be heroes, just for one day
Just randomly suggest nonsense and people go and film it
Ten UK album cover locations
Tied to the 90s
What can we really tell about these tracks' place in a world where the common consensus has airbrushed the Outhere Brothers and Robson & Jerome into a parallel world? Track one: Parklife by Blur. Track two: Cigarettes and Alcohol by Oasis. So began Polygram's series of Shine compilations, ten double CDs issued between April 1995 and August 1998 - an imperfect document of a timeframe that includes a battle for number one making the news bulletins, and Jarvis Cocker invading Michael Jackson's Brit performance. The Shine Years, by Simon Sweeping The Nation, is recapping the Shine compilation albums chronologically, track by track.
We are never, ever, ever, getting back together, you lying, cheating ...
Somewhere between his earlier rendition of Go the F**k to Sleep (again on YouTube, NSFW) and Radiohead's cover of Wonderwall comes Samuel L. Jackson covering Taylor Swift.
Nothing Else Matters
Kathryn Bigelow's striking bin Laden manhunt thriller Zero Dark Thirty arrives in wide release tonight on the heels of a final artful trailer -- one with oddly familiar musical accompaniment. The funereal hymn, a cover of Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters" (lyrics), deftly recasts the 90s power ballad as a haunting dirge of quiet grief, shattered ideals, and a singleminded focus on revenge, a perfect distillation of the film's profoundly grim thesis. But while the song may be fitting, it wasn't composed for the project -- it's just the latest success story from Belgian women's choir Scala & Kolacny Brothers, whose mournful reinterpretations of classic and modern rock -- catapulted by their rendition of "Creep" in The Social Network -- have made them famous around the world, with star turns in the likes of Homeland ("Every Breath You Take") and Downton Abbey ("With or Without You"). Cover comparison site WhoSampled offers a list of YouTube comparisons between the covers and the originals; look inside for more of their work in movies and television. [more inside]
The World in its Extreme
It is the hottest place in the world, and the driest. It is home to thriving commerce and to desperate, hopeless poverty. It is the Sahara, an eternal source of fascination and terror. Part 2. Part 3. [Hat tip: Longform]
New Musical Express
Happy 40th Glastonbury
The 2010 Glastonbury Festival begins on the 23rd June at Worthy Farm in the village of Pilton, Somerset. [more inside]
Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants
Oasis have been accused of plagiarizing Cliff Richard. Does 'The Turning' have a certain resemblance to 'Devil Woman'? If so, it would not the first time... [more inside]
Extraordinary Renditions
Jay-Z wanted the guitar to look like a big, goofy prop (in Gallagher's formulation, after all, guitars aren't instruments so much as membership cards); he wanted to mistreat the melody, not coddle it; and he couldn't be bothered to remember lyrics that, when you think about it, sound sort of flubbed to begin with. By butchering the cover, Jay-Z weaponized it.
oasis i was listening to morning glory this morning :) and was wondering what was up with oasis. i knew they'd toured with the black crowes, but hadn't really heard much about it. so did a little searching and i dunno, this review made me feel pretty good. anyone going to the glasgow concert this weekend?
Pull up an Oasis and sit a spell
Pull up an Oasis and sit a spell La-z-boy is introducing the Oasis, an armchair complete with built-in refrigerator and massager. This even beats out the Explorer for sheer passivity accommodation.
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Professor Chris Grovenor, FIMMM, FIP
Department of Materials
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Summary of Interests
Chris Grovenor has interests in the application of advanced analytical techniques to understanding the relationship between chemistry and microstructure and the properties of functional materials. Current areas of research include:
Oxidation and hyriding mechanisms of Zr nuclear cladding alloys (with Rolls Royce, Westinghouse, EPRI, EDF, CNL, Manchester University and Imperial College)
Synthesis and characterisation of the new superconducting materials (with Dr Susannah Speller). I am also the Director of the new £6.5M Centre for Applied Superconductivity funded by the Oxfordshire LEP and working with local companies and research organisations, and with the Clarendon Laboratory.
Leadership of the group developing high resolution SIMS analysis using our CAMECA NANOSIMS 50. This includes studies hydrorgen (deuterium) pickup mechanisms in zirconium alloys and boron distributions in her temperature Ni alloys (in collaboration with Prof. Roger Reed) and steels (in collaboration with Tata Steel).
The development of new superconducting/dielectric composite metamaterials under the QUEST programme grant (with Prof. Patrick Grant and QMUL and Exeter Universities).
Current Research Projects
Superconducting Metamaterials
J. Janurudin, Dr. S.C. Speller, Dr. C. Stevens*, Professor C.R.M Grovenor
This project will study the fabrication, microstructure and properties of polymer/superconducting metamaterials to test the effective medium theory of these composite materials. Printable metamaterials composites are being developed and characterised at high frequencies. (*Engineering Dept., Univ. of Oxford).(Funded by EPSRC grant EP/I034548, and by a Malaysian Government scholarship [JMJ].)
Superconducting joints in technological materials
G. Brittles, Dr S.C. Speller, Prof. C.R.M. Grovenor, Dr Z. Melhem*
This project aims to explore strategies for producing superconducting joints between a variety of different technologically-important superconducting wires, focussing on using novel high resolution imaging techniques to characterise the local microstructure, chemistry and superconducting properties. Particular systems of industrial interest are joints in the challenging YBCO coated conductors. Strategies for jointing HTS materials with conventional low-temperature superconductors, such as NbTi and Nb3Sn, will also be investigated. (*Oxford Instruments)
The Quest for Ultimate Electromagnetics using Spatial Transformations (QUEST)
Dr D. Isakov, Dr F. Castles, Prof. C R M Grovenor, Prof. P S Grant
Recent UK-led breakthroughs in the theory of STs, such as the possibilities concerning cloaking and invisibility, have caught both the scientific and popular imagination, and have stimulated a huge growth in related research around the world. The potential of the underlying ST approaches, however, have much wider applicability than cloaking alone, in arguably more important applications that span communications, energy transfer, sensors and security. However, theory and concepts are outstripping practical demonstration and testing, leading to a mismatch in what may be theorised and computed and what can be realised for impact in society and commerce. We contend that the timing is now ideal for UK theorists, modellers, manufacturers and engineers to work together to maintain the UK strength in this field, with a clear focus on the reduction to practice and demonstration of potentially radical new concepts and devices. Collaboration with the University of Exeter, University of St Andrews, and Queen Mary, University of London.
Structure-property relationships in graded nanocomposites for microwave applications
Q. Lei, Professor C. Grovenor, Professor P.S. Grant
There has been a great deal of international interest in the exciting electro-magnetic properties that can be achieved in metamaterials but very little work has been undertaken on how to process them in the large volume, techniques required for engineering applications. This project will focus on using a range of microstructural analysis techniques to investigate how the morphology and chemistry of conducting phases in dielectric matrices develop during scalable synthesis techniques, and how these microstructures control the properties. Funded by China Government scholarship and by EPSRC grant EP/I034548. In collaboration with partners in Queen Mary London and Exeter Universities.
NanoSIMS analysis of grain boundary segregation
H. Ayuni, Dr. S. Lozano-Perez, Prof. C.R.M. Grovenor, Dr. M. Green*, Prof. F Christien**
High resolution SIMS analysis allows the analysis of grain segregation profiles to a statistically significant number of grain boundaries in bulk samples. This project will explore the application of this technique to both model alloys (Ni-P) and commercial B-containing steels. Supported by a Malaysian Government scholarship. *Tata Steel ** University of Nantes
Radiation damage mechanisms in Nuclear Materials
A. London, Dr. S. Lozano-Perez, Prof. C. Grovenor
Radiation damage is a major degradation mechanism in materials in nuclear reactors, affecting both the mechanical properties and the rate of chemical reactions. This project uses state-of-the-art analytical techniques to study radiation damage mechanisms in model corrosion-resistant ODS alloys processed by our partners in IGCAR in Kalpakkam and in the Key Laboratory of Materials Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Hefei. We will use ion beam implantation as a proxy for neutron damage to study how the chemistry and structure of the ODS phases change as a function of dose and temperature. Funded by EPSRC grant EP/M017540/1.
Oxidation and hydriding mechanisms in Zr nuclear fuel cladding alloys
S. Yardley, Professor. S. Lozano-Perez, Professor Chris Grovenor
The critical mechanisms that lead to breakaway oxidation behaviour and delayed nydride cracking in commercial Zr alloys in reactor environments are poorly understood, and yet they are very important in controlling the safe operating lifetime of reactor fuel rods and so the fuel burnup that can be achieved. This project is using the latest generation of advanced analytical tools to study the structure and chemistry of the oxide and the oxide/metal interface at the atomic scale in order to understand how the oxidation and hydridation process might be controlled by better design of the cladding alloy. Funded by EPSRC grants EP/E036384 and EP/I003274 with support from Rolls Royce, Westinghouse and EDF, and in collaboration with the University of Manchester and the Open University.
Characterisation of Fe-based superconductors
Dr. S. Speller, Professor C.R.M. Grovenor
High resolution EDX and EBSD analysis techniques are being applied to develop a better understanding of the phase separation phenomena that may control the superconducting and magnetic properties of single crystal samples of the Fe-based superconducting family. In collaboration with E. Pomjakushina, K. Conder, Laboratory for Developments and Methods, Paul Scherrer Institut
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Researchers Josef Hazi, Dr. S.C. Speller, Professor C R M Grovenor
This project will design and build a unique facility to map magnetic properties with nano-scale resolution and excellent field sensitivity, using the magneto-optic response of nitrogen-vacancy defects in diamond. This state-of-the-art instrument will then be used in combination with existing advanced microstructural characterisation techniques in the Oxford Materials Department to enable the local superconducting properties to be assessed with high spatial resolution in the region of the joints and correlated to the local phase chemistry and microstructure
9 public active projects
Research Publications
Tayebeh Mousavi, Chris R. M. Grovenor and Susannah Speller; Effects of Processing Condition on the Properties of Fe(Se,Te) Think Films Grown by Sputtering: IEEE Transaction on Applied Superconductivity, Vol 25, Issue 3, Article No: 7500604, June 2015
Rebecca J Nicholls, Na Ni, Sergio Lozano-Perez, Chris R. M. Grovenor; Crystal Structure of the ZrO Phase at Zirconium/Zirconium Oxide Interfaces: Advanced Engineering Materials, Vol 17, Issue 2, pp. 211-215, February 2015
Jing Hu, Alistair Garner, Na Ni, Alis Gholinia, Rebecca J Nicholls, Sergio Lozano-Perez, Philipp Frankel, Michael Preuss and Chris R. M. Grovenor; Identifying suboxide grains at the metal-oxide interface of a corroded Zr-1.0%Nb alloy using (S)TEM transmission-EBSD and EELS: Micron, Vol 69, pp. 35-42, February 2015
Mousavi, T, Grovenor, C.R.M, Speller, S. C; Structural Parameters affecting Superconductivity in Iron Chalcogenides: a review: Materials Science and Technology, Vol 30, pp. 1929-1943, December 2014
Haibo Jiang, Chris N. Goulbourne, Angelica Tatar, Kirsten Turlo, Daniel Wu, Anne P. Beigneux, Chris R. M. Grovenor, Loren Fong and Stephen G. Young; High-resolution imaging of dietary lipids in cells and tissues by NanoSIMS analysis: Journal of Lipid Research, Vol 55, Issue 10, pp. 2156-2166, October 2014
Haibo Jiang, E Favaro, Chris N. Goulbourne, P. D. Rakowska, Gareth M. Hughes, M. G. Ryadnov, L. G. Fong, S. G. Young, D. J. P. Ferguson, A. L. Harris, Chris R. M. Grovenor; Stable isotope imaging of biological samples with high resolution secondary ion mass spectrometry and complementary techniques : Methods, Vol. 68, Issue 2, pp.317-324, 1 July 2014
Susannah C. Speller, P. Dudin, Stephen Fitzgerald, Gareth M. Hughes, Karen Kruska, T. Benjamin Britton, A Krzton-Maziopa, E. Pomjakushina, K Conder, A Barinov and Chris R. M. Grovenor; High-resolution characterisation of microstructural evolution in RbxFe2-ySe2 crystals on annealing: Physical Review B, Vol. 90, Issue 2, Article No:024520, 30 July 2014
Sabyasachi Baboo, Bhaskar Bhushan, Haibo Jiang, Chris R. M. Grovenor, Philippe Pierre, Benjamin G. Davis, Peter R. Cook; Most Human Proteins made in both Nucleus and Cytoplasm Turnover within Minutes: Plos One: Vol. 9, Issue 6, Article No: e99346, 9 June 2014
Chris N. Goulbourne, Peter Gin, Angelica Tatar, Chika Nobumori, Andreas Hoenger, Haibo Jiang, Chris R. M. Grovenor, Oludotun Adeyo, Jeffrey D. Esko, Ira J. Goldberg, Karen Reue, Peter Tontonoz, Andre Bensadoun, Anne P. Beigneux, Stephen G. Young, Loren G. Fong; The CPIHBP1-LPL Complex is responsible for the margination of Triglyceride-Rich Lipoproteins in Capillaries: Cell Metabolism, Vol. 19, Issue 5, pp. 849-860, 6 May 2014
Haibo Jiang, Elena Favaro, Chris N. Goulbourne, David J. P. Ferguson, Stephen G. Young, Adrian L. Harris, Chris R. M Grovenor; Quanitatively Imaging Stable Isotopes at Subcellular Level with Correlative Electron Microscopy and Nanosims Analysis: Biophysical Journal, Vol. 106, Issue 2, pp. 597A-598A, 28 January 2014
Andrew J. London, Sergio Lozano-Perez, S. Santra, S. Amirthapandian, B. K. Panigrahi, C. S. Sundar and Chris R. M. Grovenor; Comparison of atom probe tomography and transmission electron microscopy analysis of oxide dispersion strengthened steels: Journal of Physics Conference Series (Electron Microscopy and Analysis Group Conference 2013) Vol. 522, Article No 012028, 2014
Katie L. Moore, Yi Chen, Allison van de Meene, Louise Hughes, Wenju Liu, Tina Geraki, Fred Mosselmans, Steve P. McGrath, Chris R. M. Grovenor and Fang-Jie Zhao; Combined NanoSIMS and synchrotron X-ray fluorescence reveal distinct cellular and subcellular distribution patterns of trace elements in rice tissues: New Phytologist, Vol. 201, Issue 1, pp. 104-115, January 2014
Katie L. Moore, Yi Chen, Allison van de Meene, Louise Hughes, Wenju Liu, Tina Geraki, Fred Mosselmans, Steve P. McGrath, Chris R. M. Grovenor and Fang-Jie Zhao; Combined NanoSIMS and synchrotron X-ray fluorescence reveal distinct cellular and subcellular distribution patterns of trace elements in rice tissues: New Phytologist Vol. 201, Issue 1 pp. 104-115, January 2014
Sean S. Yardley, Katie L. Moore, Na Ni, Jang Fei Wei, Stuart Lyon, Michael Preuss, Sergio Lozano-Perez, Chris R. M. Grovenor; An investigation of the Oxidation Behaviour of Zirconium Alloys using Isotopic Tracers and High Resolution SIMS: Journal of Nuclear Materials, Vol. 443, Issue 1-3, pp. 436-443, November 2014
K.L Moore, C.R.M. Grovenor, Y. Chen, A.M.L. van de Meene, W. Liu, S.P. McGrath, L. Hughes, T. Geraki, F. Mosselmans, F-J. Zhao; Combined NanoSIMS and synchrotron X-ray fluorescence reveal distinct cellular and subcellular distribution patterns of trace elements in rice tissues: New Phytologist, Jan 2014, Issue I (Vol. 201) pp. 104-115.
J. Wei, P. Frankel, E.Polatidis, R.A. Cottis, S. Lyon, M. Preuss, M. Blat, A. Ambard, R. J. Comstock, L. Hallstadius, D. Hudson, G. S. W Smith. C. R. M. Grovenor, M. Klaus: The effect of Sn on autoclave corrosion performance and corrosion mechanisms in Zr-Sn-Nb alloys. Acta Materialia June 2013, Issue 11 (Vol. 61) pp. 4200-4214.
N.C. Vega, D. Comedi, F. Audebert, M. Tirado, A. Rodriguez, T. Rodriguez, G. M. Hughes, C. R. M. Grovenor; Electrical, photoelectrical and morphological properties of ZnO nanofiber networks grown on SiO and on Si nanowires: May 2013, Journal Materials Research, Issue 3 (Vol. 16) pp. 597-602.
M. Allart, F. Christien, R. Le Gall, P. Nowakowski, C. R. M. Grovenor: A multi-technique investigation of sulfur grain boundary segregation in nickel: Scripta Materialia, May 2013, Issue 10 (Vol. 68) pp 793-796.
P.D Rakowska, S. Ray, B. Lamarre, J. Ravi, J. Crain, M.G. Ryadnova, H. Jiang, C. R. M Grovenor, A. Pyne, B. W. Hoogenboom, M. Carr, P. J. Judge, A. Watts. U.I.M. Gerling, B. Koksch, G. J. Martyna: Nanoscale imaging reveals laterally expanding antimicrobial pores in lipid bilayers: Journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America: 28 May 2013, Issue 22 (Vol. 110), pp. 8918-8923.
M. D Watson, L. J. Collins-McIntryre, L. R. Shelford, A. I Coldea, D. Prabhakaran, S. C. Speller, T. Mousavi, C. R. M. Grovenor, Z. Salman, S. R. Giblin, G. V. D. Laan, T. Hesjedal; Study of the structural, electric and magnetic properties of Mn-doped Bi 2 Te 3 single crystals: New Journal of Physics, 2013, Article 10 (Vol. 15) pp. 103016-103016.
S. S. Yardley, K. L. Moore, S. Lozano-Perez, C. R. M Grovenor, N. Ni, J. F. Wei, S. Lyon, M. Preuss; An investigation of the oxidation behaviour of zirconium alloys using isotopic tracers and high resolution SIMS: Journal of Nuclear Materials, 2013, Issue 1-3 (Vol. 443) pp. 436-443.
F. Christien, C. Downing, K. L Moore, C. R. M. Grovenor; Quantitative grain boundary analysis of bulk samples by SIMS. Journal Surface and Interface Analysis: Vol. 45, Issue 1 pp. 305-308, January 2013.
N. Ni, D. Hudson, S. Lozano-Perez, G. D. W. Smith, J. M. Sykes, S. S. Yardley, K. L. Moore, C. R. M. Grovenor, J. Wei, P. Wang, S. Lyon, R. Cottis, M. Preuss; How the crystallography and nanoscale chemistry of the metal/oxide interface develops during the aqueous oxidation of zirconium cladding alloys: Acta Materialia, December 2012, Issue 20 (Vol. 60) pp. 7132-7149.
J. H. Durrell, A. Dennis, Y. Shi, Z. Xu, A. M. Campbell, N. H. Babu, D. A. Cardwell, C. E. J. Dancer, R. I. Todd, C. R. M. Grovenor; A trapped field of >3 T in bulk MgB fabricated by uniaxial hot pressing: Superconductor Science and Technology, November 2012, Issue 11 (Vol. 25).
S. C. Speller, T. B. Britton, G. M. Hughes, C. R. M. Grovenor, A. Krzton-Maziopa, E. Pomjakushina, K. Conder, A. T. Boothroyd; Microstructural analysis of phase separation in iron chalcogenide superconductors: Superconductor Science and Technology, August 2012, Issue 8 (Vol. 25).
N. Ni, S. Lozano-Perez, J. Sykes, C. R. M. Grovenor; Multi-scale characterisation of oxide on zirconium alloys: Materials at High Temperatures, August 2012, Issue 3 (Vol. 29) pp. 166-170.
M. Mueller, G. D. W Smith, B. Gault, C. R. M. Grovenor; Phase separation in thick InGaN layers - A quantitative, nanoscale study by pulsed laser atom probe tomography: Acta Materialia, June 2012, Issue 10 (Vol. 60) pp. 4277-4285.
K. L. Moore, M. Schröder, C. R, M Grovenor; Imaging Secondary Ion Mass Spectroscopy: Handbook of Nanoscopy, 23 May 2012 (Vol. 2), pp. 709-744.
K. L. Moore, E. Lombi, F-J. Zhao, C. R. M. Grovenor; Elemental imaging at the nanoscale: NanoSIMS and complementary techniques for element localisation in plants: Anal Bioanal Chem, April 2012, Issue 10 (Vol. 402) pp. 3263-3273.
Karney, G.B., Butler, P.G. Speller, S., Scourse, J.D., Richards, C.A., Shroeder, M. Hughes, G.M. Czernuszka, J.T. and Grovenor, C.R.M; Characterizing the microstructure of Artica islandica shells using NanoSIMS and EBSD: Geochem. Geophys.Geosys. 13 (4) 2012; (7-Apr-12).
F. Christien, C. Downing, K. L. Moore, C. R. M. Grovenor; Quantification of grain boundary equilibrium segregation by NanoSIMS analysis of bulk samples: Surface and Interface Analysis, March 2012, Issue 3 (Vol. 44) pp. 377-387.
K. L. Moore, C. R. M. Grovenor, F-J Zhao, C. S. Gritsch, P. Tosi, M. J. Hawkesford, S. P. McGrath, P.R. Shewry; Localisation of iron in wheat grain using high resolution secondary ion mass spectrometry: Journal of Cereal Science, March 2012, Issue 2 (Vol. 55) pp. 183-187.
M. Mueller, G. D. W Smith, B. Gault, C. R. M Grovenor; Compositional nonuniformities in pulsed laser atom probe tomography analysis of compound semiconductors: Journal of Applied Physics, 15 March 2012, Issue 6 (Vol. 111), Article Number: ARTN 064908.
J. Moghal, H. Suttle, A. G. Cook, C. R. M. Grovenor, H. E. Assender; Investigation of the mechanical properties of aluminium oxide thin films on polymer substrates by a combination of fragmentation and scratch testing: Surface & Coatings Technology, 15 March 2012, Issue 14 (Vol. 206) pp. 3309-3315.
Katie L. Moore, Chris R. Hawes, Steve P. McGrath, Fang-Jie Zhao and Chris R.M. Grovenor; High Resolution SIMS analysis of arsenic in rice: Surf.Interface Anal. (2012) (doi 10.1002/sia.4903)
F Christien, C. Downing, K. L. Moore, C. R. M. Grovenor; Quantitative nanosims analysis of grain boundary segregation in bulk samples: TMS Annual Meeting, 2012 (Vol. 1), pp. 265-271.
C. R. M. Grovenor, D. Hudson, S. S. Yardley, K. L Moore, G. D. W. Smith, S. Lozano-Perez, J. M. Sykes, N. Ni; Mechanisms of oxidation of fuel cladding alloys revealed by high resolution APT, TEM and SIMS analysis: Materials Research Society Symposium Proceedings, 2012 (Vol. 1383) pp. 101-112.
C. R. M. Grovenor, S. S. Yardley, G. Hughes, S. Lozano-Perez, J. M. Sykes, N. Ni; 3D visualisation of crack distributions in oxidised zirconium alloys by FIB-slicing: Materials Research Society Symposium Proceedings, 2012 (Vol. 1421) pp. 24-29.
M. Mueller, B. Gault, M. Field, G. J. Sullivan, G. D. W. Smith, C. R. M. Grovenor; Interfacial chemistry in an InAs/GaSb superlattice studied by pulsed laser atom probe tomography: Applied Physics Letters, 20 February 2012, Issue 8 (Vol. 100), Article No: ARTN 083109.
S.C. Speller, T. B. Britton, G. Hughes, S. Lozano-Perez, A. T Boothroyd, E. Pomjakushina, K Conder, C. R. M. Grovenor: Analysis of local chemical and structural inhomogeneities in FeySe1-xTex single crystals: Applied Physics Letters, 7 November 2011, Issue 19 (Vol. 99), Article No. ARTN 192504.
S.C. Speller, C. Aksoy, M. Saydam, H. Taylor, G. Burnell, A. T. Boothroyd, C. R. M. Grovenor: Analysis of FeySe1-xTex thin films grown by radio frequency sputtering: Superconductor Science & Technology, July 2011, Issue 7 (Vol. 24), Article No. ARTN 075023.
Na Ni, Sergio Lozano-Perez, John Sykes, Chris Grovenor; Quantitative EELS analysis of zirconium alloy metal/oxide interfaces: Ultramicroscopy, 111 (2011) 123-130.
G. B. Karney, P.G. Butler, J.D. Scourse, C.A. Richardson, K.H. Lau, J.T. Czernuszka and C.R.M. Grovenor; Identification of growth increments in the shell of the bivalvemollusc Arctica islandica using backscattered electron imaging: J.Microsc. 241, (1) 2011, 29–36.
K. H. Lau, M. Christlieb, M. Schröder, H. Sheldon, A. L. Harris, C. R. M. Grovenor: Development of a new bimodal imaging methodology: a combination of fluorescence microscopy and high-resolution secondary ion mass spectometry: Journal of Microscopy, October 2010, Issue 1 (Vol. 240) pp. 21-31
Speller SC, Hao T, Stevens CJ, Edwards DJ, Grovenor CRM (2008) Growth of Tl2Ba2CaCu2O7 Thin Films on Curved Substrates for Metamaterial Applications 8th European Conference on Applied Superconductivity, Brussels, BELGIUM, 16 Sep 2007 - 20 Sep 2007. Editors: Hoste S, Ausloos M. 8TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE ON APPLIED SUPERCONDUCTIVITY (EUCAS'07). IOP PUBLISHING LTD. 97
Yanmaz E, Ozturk K, Dancer CEJ, Basoglu M, Celik S, Grovenor CRM (2010) Levitation force at different temperatures and superconducting properties of nano-structured MgB2 superconductors J ALLOY COMPD 492(1-2):48-51 4
Ni N, Lozano-Perez S, Jenkins ML, English C, Smith GDW, Sykes JM, Grovenor CRM (2010) Porosity in oxides on zirconium fuel cladding alloys, and its importance in controlling oxidation rates SCRIPTA MATER 62(8):564-567
Yanmaz E, Basoglu M, Grovenor CRM (2009) Anomalous ferromagnetic behaviour of Y2O3 and CuO nanoparticles in YBa2Cu3Oy superconductor PHYS STATUS SOLIDI A 206(12):2844-2850
Moore KL, Schroder M, Lombi E, Zhao FJ, McGrath SP, Hawkesford MJ, Shewry PR, Grovenor CRM (2010) NanoSIMS analysis of arsenic and selenium in cereal grain NEW PHYTOL 185(2):434-445
Warburton PA, Saleem S, Fenton JC, Korsah M, Grovenor CRM (2009) Dissipative Enhancement of the Supercurrent in Tl2Ba2CaCu2O8 Intrinsic Josephson Junctions PHYS REV LETT 103(21): Article number 217002
Lozano-Perez S, Yamada T, Terachi T, Schroder M, English CA, Smith GDW, Grovenor CRM, Eyre BL (2009) Multi-scale characterization of stress corrosion cracking of cold-worked stainless steels and the influence of Cr content ACTA MATER 57(18):5361-5381
Dancer CEJ, Prabhakaran D, Basoglu M, Yanmaz E, Yan H, Reece M, Todd RI, Grovenor CRM (2009) Fabrication and properties of dense ex situ magnesium diboride bulk material synthesized using spark plasma sintering SUPERCOND SCI TECH 22(9): Article number 095003
Weigand M, Speller S, Rutter NA, Hughes GM, Grovenor C, Durrell (2009) Critical Current Densities of Isolated Grain Boundaries in Coated Conductors JH IEEE T APPL SUPERCON 19(3):3569-3572
Saleem S, Fenton JC, Korsah M, Speller S, Grovenor CRM, Warburton PA (2009) RF-Current Effects on Intrinsic Josephson Junctions Applied Superconductivity Conference, Chicago, IL, 17 Aug 2008 - 22 Aug 2008. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON APPLIED SUPERCONDUCTIVITY. IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC. 19: 734-736
Yanmaz E, Savaskan B, Basoglu M, Koparan ET, Dilley NR, Grovenor CRM (2009) Complete flux jumping in nano-structured MgB2 superconductors prepared by mechanical alloying J ALLOY COMPD 480(2):203-207
Dancer CEJ, Mikheenko P, Bevan A, Abell JS, Todd RI, Grovenor CRM (2009) A study of the sintering behaviour of magnesium diboride J EUR CERAM SOC 29(9):1817-1824
Smart KE, Kilburn M, Schroeder M, Martin BGH, Hawes C, Marsh JM, Grovenor CRM (2009) Copper and calcium uptake in colored hair J COSMET SCI 60(3):337-345
Lozano-Perez S, Schroder M, Yamada T, Terachi T, English CA, Grovenor CRM (2008) Using NanoSIMS to map trace elements in stainless steels from nuclear reactors APPL SURF SCI 255(4):1541-1543
Speller SC, Dinner RB, Grovenor CRM (2008) Growth of Tl2Ba2CaCu2O8 superconducting thin films on curved substrates for metamaterials applications J CRYST GROWTH 310(18):4081-4087
Lozano-Perez S, Kilburn MR, Yamada T, Terachi T, English CA, Grovenor CRM (2008) High-resolution imaging of complex crack chemistry in reactor steels by NanoSIMS J NUCL MATER 374(1-2):61-68
Wacey D, Kilburn MR, McLoughlin N, Parnell J, Stoakes CA, Grovenor CRM, Brasier MD (2008) Use of NanoSIMS in the search for early life on Earth: ambient inclusion trails in a c. 3400 Ma sandstone J GEOL SOC LONDON 165:43-53
Fenton JC, Korsah M, Grovenor CRM, Warburton PA (2007) Switchable phase diffusion in intrinsic Josephson junction arrays 8th International Conference on Materials and Mechanisms of Superconductivity and High Temperature Superconductors. PHYSICA C. 460: 1470-1471
Xie ZB, Henry BM, Kirov KR, Barkhouse DAR, Burlakov VM, Smith HE, Grovenor CRM, Assender HE, Briggs GAD, Kano M, et al. (2007) Correlation between photoconductivity in nanocrystalline titania and short circuit current transients in MEH-PPV/titania solar cells NANOTECHNOLOGY 18(14): Article number 145708
Smart KE, Kilburn MR, Salter CJ, Smith JAC, Grovenor CRM (2007) NanoSIMS and EPMA analysis of nickel localisation in leaves of the hyperaccumulator plant Alyssum lesbiacum INT J MASS SPECTROM 260(2-3):107-114
Ahmed, S., Titchmarsh, J.M., Kilburn, M.R. and Grovenor, C.R.M. (2006). 'Examination of the influence of boron on the microstructure and properties of low C ferritic steels using NanoSIMS and TEM' Applied Surface Science 252(19) 7062-7065.
Dark, C.J., Speller, S.C. and Grovenor, C.R.M. (2006). 'The development of bi-epitaxial texture and high grain boundary J(c) values in Tl-2212 films on MgO substrates' Superconductor Science & Technology 19(6) 484-492.
Grovenor, C.R.M., Smart, K.E., Kilburn, M.R., Shore, B., Dilworth, J.R., Martin, B., Hawes, C. and Rickaby, R.E.M. (2006). 'Specimen preparation for NanoSIMS analysis of biological materials' Applied Surface Science 252(19) 6917-6924.
Speller, S.C., Wu, H., Rek, Z.U., Bilello, J.C. and Grovenor, C.R.M. (2006). 'Development of microstructure in T1-2212 thin films and possible influence on microwave surface resistance values' Journal of Materials Research 21(7) 1645-1657.
Warburton, P.A., Fenton, J.C., Korsah, M. and Grovenor, C.R.M. (2006). 'Josephson current suppression in three-dimensional focused-ion-beam fabricated sub-micron intrinsic junctions' Superconductor Science & Technology 19(5) S187-S190.
Xie, Z., Burlakov, V.M., Henry, B.M., Kirov, K.R., Smith, H.E., Grovenor, C.R.M., Assender, H.E., Briggs, G.A.D., Kano, M. and Tsukahara, Y. (2006). 'Intensity-dependent relaxation of photoconductivity in nanocrystalline titania thin films' Physical Review B 73(11).
Xie, Z., Henry, B.M., Kirov, K.R., Smith, H.E., Barkhouse, A., Grovenor, C.R.M., Assender, H.E., Briggs, G.A.D., Webster, G.R., Burn, P.L., Kano, M. and Tsukahara, Y. (2006). 'Study of the effect of changing the microstructure of titania layers on composite solar cell performance' Thin Solid Films 511 523-528.
Daniels, M.J., Zabinski, J.S., Wu, H., Grovenor, C.R.M. and Bilello, J.C.: 'Microstructure and chemistry of annealed Al-Cu-Fe-Cr quasicrystalline approximant coatings' Journal Of Materials Research 20 (1) (2005) 176-182.
Dark, C., Speller, S., Wu, H., Sundaresan, A., Tanaka, Y., Burnell, G. and Grovenor, C.R.M.: 'Grain boundary properties of T1-2212 and T1-1223 thin films' Ieee Transactions On Applied Superconductivity 15 (2) (2005) 2931-2934.
Grovenor, C.: 'Far out - putting new materials in space' Materials World 13 (5) (2005) 26-28.
Haigh, S., Kovac, P., Prikhna, T., Savchuk, Y.M., Kilburn, M., Salter, C.J., Hutchison, J. and Grovenor, C.R.M.: 'Chemical interactions in Ti-doped MgB2 superconducting bulk samples and wires' Superconductor Science & Technology 18 (2005) 1190-1196.
Kirov, K.R., Burlakov, V.M., Carey, M.J., Henry, B.M., Xie, Z.B., Grovenor, C.R.M., Assender, H.E., Webster, G.R. and Briggs, G.A.D.: (2004). 'Non-steady state operation of polymer/TiO2 photovoltaic devices'. Nanostructured Materials In Alternative Energy Devices. Warrendale, Materials Research Society. 822: 71-76.
Erlat, A.G., Henry, B.M., Grovenor, C.R.M., Briggs, A.G.D., Chater, R.J. and Tsukahara, Y.: 'Mechanism of water vapor transport through PET/AlOxNy gas barrier films.' Journal Of Physical Chemistry B 108 (3) (2004) 883-890.
Grovenor, C.R.M., Goodsir, L., Salter, C.J., Kovac, P. and Husek, I.: 'Interfacial reactions and oxygen distribution in MgB2 wires in Fe, stainless steel and Nb sheaths.' Superconductor Science & Technology 17 (3) (2004) 479-484.
Husek, I., Kovac, P., Grovenor, C.R.M. and Goodsir, L.: 'Microhardness as a tool for filament density and metal sheath analysis in MgB2/Fe(Cu) wires.' Superconductor Science & Technology 17 (2004) 971-976.
Kovac, P., Husek, I., Melicek, T., Grovenor, C.R.M., Haigh, S. and Jones, H.: 'Improvement of the current carrying capability of ex-situ MgB2 wires by normal particale additions.' Superconductor Science & Technology 17 (2004) 1225.
Warburton, P.A., Kuzhakhmetov, A.R., Chana, O.S., Burnell, G., Blamire, M.G., Schneidewind, H., Koval, Y., Franz, A., Muller, P., Hyland, D.M.C., Dew-Hughes, D., Wu, H. and Grovenor, C.R.M.: 'Josephson fluxon flow and phase diffusion in thin-film intrinsic Josephson junctions.' Journal Of Applied Physics 95 (9) (2004) 4941-4948.
Henry B.M., Kirov K.R., Carey M.J., Grovenor C.R.M., Assender H.E., Briggs G.A.D., Webster G.R., Burn P.L., Uyama H. and Tsukahara Y.: 'Titanium dioxide/polymer photovoltaic cells' Pro. Photovoltaic Science, Applications and Technology (C79), R. Gottschaig, Loughborough, UK, (2003).
Kovac P., Husek I., Grovenor C. and Salter C.: 'Properties of as-deformed and post-annealed MgB2/Fe(Fe-alloy) composite wires' Superconductor Science & Technology 16, 292-296 (2003).
Speller S.C., Wu H.Z. and Grovenor C.R.M.: 'Buffer layers for Tl-2212 thin films on MgO and sapphire substrates' IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity 13, 2713-2716 (2003).
Warburton P.A., Kuzhakhmetov A.R., Bell C., Burnell G., Blamire M.G., Wu H., Grovenor C.R.M. and Schneidewind H.: 'Sub-micron thin film intrinsic Josephson junctions' IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity 13, 821-824 (2003).
Whiteley R.M., Goodall R., Moore J.C., Speller S.C. and Grovenor C.R.M.: 'Electro-epitaxial buffer layers for REBCO tape architectures' IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity 13, 2639-2642 (2003).
Wu H.Z., Speller S.C., Pal S., Edwards D.J. and Grovenor C.R.M.: 'Microstructure control in the growth of large area T1-2212 thin films' IEEE Transactions on Applied Superconductivity 13, 2871-2874 (2003).
Warburton P.A., Kuzhakhmetov A.R., Chana O.S., Hyland D.M.C., Grovenor C.R.M., Burnell G., Blamire M.G. and Schneldewind H.: 'Multiple-peak switching current distribution in Tl-Ba-Ca-Cu-O intrinsic Josephson junctions' Physica C-Superconductivity and Its Applications 372, 322-326 (2002).
Projects Available
NanoSIMS analysis of nuclear materials
Professor Chris Grovenor
The NanoSIMS is a very high resolution instrument for performing chemical analysis of dilute species and with an exceptional sensitivity for light elements. The NanoSIMS group have developed novel techniques for the study of trace element distributions in zirconium fuel cladding alloys exposed to corrosion in isotopically labelled water in order to explore the fundamental mechanisms of hydrogen pick up in service. This project will design and carry out experiments on both hydrogen pickup and the effect of water chemistry (Li and B in particular) on corosion processes on real ex-reactor materials provided by our project partners in Westinghouse and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories. There will be opportunities for visiting both laboratories and to work closely with leading international nuclear companies.
Also see homepages: Chris Grovenor
Radiation damage in superconducting materials for Fusion applications
S.C. Speller / C.R.M. Grovenor
Future designs of Fusion power machines will require superconducting magnet winding, and these superconductors will in service be subjected to high fluxes of energetic particles. However, little is known about the effect of the lattice damage resulting from these interactions on the superconducting properties, especially in 2nd generation high temperature superconducting tapes. This studentship is a collaboration with a local company, Tokamak Energy. The project will use advanced electron microscopy techniques to identify the key damage mechanisms in a range of different superconducting materials exposed to high energy particles, and to correlate these with direct superconducting property measurements. Strong links will be made to activities in the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in the Science and Technology of Fusion Energy.
Also see homepages: Chris Grovenor Susannah Speller
Microstructural analysis of irradiated nuclear fuel cladding alloys
Professor Chris Grovenor
Over the past several years we have developed novel techniques for the study of the microstructure and nano-chemistry of zirconium fuel cladding alloys exposed to aqueous corrosion. However, these techniques have rarely been applied to materials exposed to neutron irradiation damage. This project will design and carry out experiments on ex-reactor materials provided by our project partners in Westinghouse and Canadian Nuclear Laboratories to explore how irradiated materials differ from those corroded in an autoclave. The student will become an expert user of high resolution TEM techniques and there will be opportunities to work closely with leading international nuclear companies in the design of improved alloys that will enable the more efficient use of nuclear fuels.
Also see homepages: Chris Grovenor
Ultra low resistance joints for high temperature superconducting magnets
S.C. Speller / C.R.M. Grovenor
The next generation of ultra high field magnets are starting to require the use of high temperature superconducting materials. These magnets will require several kinds of very low resistance (persistent) joints between superconducting wires that can operate reliably in high magnetic fields. So far few potential solutions to overcoming the serious materials challenges in manufacturing these joints have been reported. The student, working closely with our industrial partners Oxford Instruments, will use new facilities in the Centre for Applied Superconductivity (cfas.ox.ac.uk) to design novel processes to form joints between commercial wires, and measure their performance. The initial focus of the work will be on the state-of-the-art multifilamentary wires from Oxford Superconducting Technology. There will be opportunities for the student to spend time in the laboratories of Oxford Instruments, and to become an expert in the correlation of microstructure with superconducting properties of materials critical for future magnet designs.
Also see homepages: Chris Grovenor Susannah Speller
Superconducting thin films for quantum devices
S.C. Speller / C.R.M. Grovenor
Many of the most exciting advances in quantum technologies rely on very high quality resonant circuits fabricated in superconducting materials. Simple Al or Nb films can be used, but many of the most impressive results have been achieved with nitride films as the superconducting material because they offer greater stability to atmospheric attack and oxidation and so are less lossy. Previous work on TiN films has shown that the stoichiometry uniformity, oxygen content, resistivity, texture and residual strain all have a significant impact on resonance performance, and that film uniformity over large areas will become an important issue in future more complex circuit designs. Although high quality VN and NbN thin films with excellent superconducting properties can be deposited, these materials have not been much tested for use in resonant circuits. The objective of this project is to explore a wider range of new superconducting compounds and alloys for low loss resonant structures. The student, working closely with our industrial partners Oxford Instruments, will use the new thin film growth and characterisation facilities in the Centre for Applied Superconductivity to deposit and measure the properties of nitride thin films, and to assist in the testing of resonator performance with the quantum technology groups in both Physics and Materials Departments.
Also see homepages: Chris Grovenor Susannah Speller
A new way to manufacture high performance NbTi superconducting wires
Supervisors: C.R.M. Grovenor/S.C.Speller
The workhorse material for high field superconducting magnets has for many years been a 2 phase NiTi alloy processed by a long and complex thermomechanical process to give a microstructure optimised to give strong flux pinning. The use of artifical pinning centres to achieve even better superconducting performance has been explored in industry, but rejected because it is too expensive. Working in the new Centre for Applied Superconductivity, This project will explore an alternative route to give a microstructure that gives strong flux pinning in a simple two-stage process. The student will be involved in the metallurgical processing, microstructural assessment and superconducting property measurements onthe new alloys, with advice and close interaction from our industrial partners.
Also see homepages: Chris Grovenor Susannah Speller
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July 27, 2016
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July 13, 2016
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July 13, 2016
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July 12, 2016
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Leeper Education Fund
July 8, 2016
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July 6, 2016
Southeastern Association of Shared Resources holds conference at Emory University
July 5, 2016
Foods derived from subsidized commodities associated with diabetes and heart disease risk
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Emory researchers join NIH study of individuals infected with Zika virus
June 30, 2016
Stem cell treatment for Lou Gehrig's Disease may be safe
June 29, 2016
New study sheds light on how some survive Ebola
June 29, 2016
Task Force on HIV/AIDS announces new recommendations to end AIDS in Fulton County
June 28, 2016
"Nursing 101" course introduces undergrads to nursing
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Antibodies to dengue may alter course of Zika virus infection
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June 24, 2016
Atlanta Hawks and Emory Healthcare break ground on Emory Sports Medicine Complex
June 24, 2016
New for treatment-resistant depression: Transcranial magnetic stimulation
June 23, 2016
Art program helps Winship patients heal at Emory Johns Creek Hospital
June 23, 2016
Detecting brain tumors' warped metabolism
June 23, 2016
Emory Sports Medicine to provide medical services to Nigerian Olympic soccer team
June 21, 2016
Rollins researcher appointed to Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS
June 17, 2016
School of Nursing researchers inducted as American Academy of Nursing fellows
June 16, 2016
Emory Winship celebrates 5,000th bone marrow transplant patient
June 14, 2016
CHAMPS Network announces selection of sites in three countries
June 14, 2016
After heart attack, chymase inhibitors could extend cell survival
June 13, 2016
Burroughs Wellcome supports Dunham's research on bacterial persistence
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Emory University Orthopaedics & Spine Hospital applies for Magnet designation
June 10, 2016
When miracle drugs stop working
June 2, 2016
Better Choice initiative makes it easier for employees to make healthy food decisions
May 31, 2016
Emory Healthcare Veterans Program celebrates opening of new intensive outpatient program
May 30, 2016
Researchers discover how Zika infects the placenta
May 27, 2016
Emory partners with Valdosta State to train nurse-midwives in rural Georgia
May 26, 2016
DARPA $6.4M contract supports malaria research aimed at enhancing resilience
May 26, 2016
Spring 2016 Edition of Emory Nursing Now Available
May 23, 2016
School of Nursing welcomes AMSN Class of 2018
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HIV vaccine design should adapt as virus mutates
May 19, 2016
New analyses show where gay and bisexual men are at greatest risk for HIV
May 19, 2016
Vanquishing the dragon: Guinea worm eradication
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Health Care Heroes Awards honor physicians, nurses, researchers
May 17, 2016
Getting to Zero: Experts weigh in on what it will take to end the AIDS epidemic
May 16, 2016
Seeing under the surface with photoacoustic imaging
May 13, 2016
School of Nursing honors faculty and students during awards, diploma ceremonies
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Zika conference highlights knowledge, but many questions remain
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U.S. House Budget Committee chair visits Emory to discuss research funding
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Winship Gala breaks fundraising record for Emory University
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Novel therapy programs the death of cancer cells
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Colorful Choices Challenge helps Emory employees embrace healthier eating
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Scientists from U.S., Brazil, Europe gather for Zika virus conference at Emory
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Wellness Champions spread the message of healthy living throughout Emory
April 25, 2016
Exhibit explores 100 years of nursing at Emory
April 25, 2016
Emory joins launch of SPARK, the nation's largest autism research study
April 24, 2016
Emory to host cross-disciplinary symposium on global mental health
April 20, 2016
Ebola virus disease training collaboration wins CDC award
April 20, 2016
Government of Mexico selects Carlos del Rio for Ohtli Award
April 19, 2016
HIV prevention trial tests virus-blocking antibody
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Catherine Koola: Laughing all the way
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Emory Healthcare and Atlanta Hawks partner to build world-class sports medicine center and team training facility
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Emory University announces purchase of Executive Park properties
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Nanoparticles deliver anticancer cluster bombs
April 5, 2016
Former Marine gives gift of life to National Guardsman
April 1, 2016
Emory launches largest-ever clinical research study in Atlanta
March 30, 2016
Alisha Bhimani: Finding her calling as a nurse through study abroad
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Therapy dogs bring comfort to Emory Saint Joseph's patients
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Emory Saint Joseph's showcases healthcare careers at community event
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Starvation signals control intestinal inflammation in mice
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Emory team awarded $5.2 million to study vascular-Alzheimer's link
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RespectCon to explore social justice, sexual assault prevention
March 22, 2016
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Emory medical students discover next steps in training at annual Match Day
March 18, 2016
School of Nursing ranks 8th according to U.S. News and World Report
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Colorful Choices challenges Emory to eat healthier
March 16, 2016
Substantial proportion of U.S. measles cases were in those intentionally unvaccinated
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Urban Health Initiative volunteers rally to relocate community garden
March 15, 2016
Emory University Hospital expects patient with suspected Lassa fever for admission to isolation unit
March 11, 2016
Zika research shows how virus could affect the developing brain
March 8, 2016
Brain Q&A: Alzheimer's, dementia and mild cognitive impairment
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Severe anemia linked to risk for intestinal disease in premature infants
March 2, 2016
Catching the bug for global health
Feb. 27, 2016
Emory recognizes faculty entrepreneurs for technology and innovation
Feb. 25, 2016
Healing the invisible wounds of modern warfare
Feb. 22, 2016
Drug development experts at Emory join fight against Zika virus
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Winship Cancer Institute to hold Colorectal Cancer Awareness talk
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Advanced Heart Failure Center announces expansion, new location
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Emory Johns Creek Hospital partners with CanCare for volunteer program to help cancer patients
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Emory to showcase art and music to increase awareness of Alzheimer's disease
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Healthy New YOU Expo offers exhibits, cooking demo, prizes
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Community medical oncology and cardiology open house at Emory Johns Creek Hospital
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Study: African-Americans more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease than Caucasians
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Traditional phone service is as good as dead. Vonage started it all and VoicePulse adds to VoIP's bright future by offering a bunch of exclusive – and highly useful – digital features. If you're sick of high phone bills, higher long-distance charges, and taxes and fees that seem out of proportion, VoIP just might be the solution for you.
VoicePulse offers more advanced features than its biggest competitor and a faster response time on its website. If you have a reliable high-speed internet connection and want to reduce your telephone costs, we suggest you take a good look at what VoicePulse offers.
One of the hot topics for 2004 was Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, a service that allows you to use regular telephones on your high-speed internet connection and get rid of your landline service. With Vonage leading the way, several companies have emerged as important players in the communications industry, spurred on by the relatively low cost of entry to the marketplace. Piggy-backing on the existing internet and telecom infrastructure, VoIP providers are able to provide telephone service and advanced digital features at a fraction of the cost that traditional phone companies offer.
2005 looks to be an even bigger year for such providers and while we were thoroughly impressed by Vonage's VoIP service, the industry leader now faces some stiff competition from well-known heavyweights like AT&T and Time Warner, as well as smaller startups like Packet8 and VoicePulse.
Features and Pricing
Like Vonage, VoicePulse is a New Jersey-based company and like Vonage, VoicePulse currently offers a $24.99 unlimited local and long distance calling plan. But while the two systems share several similarities, they do have some important differences.
VoicePulse service hooks your phones up with your broadband connection with the Sipura SPA-2000 Analog Telephone Adapter. At less than half the size of the Motorola VT-1000 used by Vonage, the SPA-2000 features two telephone lines out and a single Ethernet-in port. Whereas the VT-1000 can be used as a simple router, allowing you to hook a single computer through it to access the internet, the SPA-2000 needs an existing network to plug into. You can either buy the SPA-2000 from an authorized reseller or obtain one for $79.99 with your VoicePulse order.
Besides the much cheaper pricing of its VoIP service as compared to plain old telephone service (POTS), it's the features of VoicePulse and other VoIP solutions that really set them apart.
Included free with the VoicePulse service are some advanced digital features such as:
– CallerID with Name
– Call Waiting with CallerID
– Call Transfer
– Return Call *69
– 3-way Calling
– Enhanced Digital Voicemail
– 7-Digit Dialing
– Contact Lists
– Distinctive Ring
– Speed Dial
– Anonymous Call Block
– CallerID Block
– Directory Assistance Block
– Do Not Disturb
– Calling Filters
– International Call Block
– Telemarketer Block
– Call Forward
– Line Unavailable Forward
– Call Hunt / Find Me
– Multi-Ring
For a complete listing of all features and an in-depth description of each, visit the VoicePulse website at http://www.voicepulse.com/features/default.aspx.
Features and Design Cont'd
While some of these features are also offered by other VoIP providers, VoicePulse heavily promotes the fact that it has the most extensive list of free advanced features.
The VoicePulse voicemail system includes the ability to receive email notifications of new messages, and even the option of having that message attached to the email as a .WAV file. Vonage offers the email notification as well, but lacks the attachment option which is something we found quite useful. You can set the time in seconds for your phone to ring before voicemail takes the call – anywhere from 5 to 60 seconds.
Another nice feature of the VoicePulse system is distinctive ring, which allows you to identify specific callers by tying their number to one of four different rings on your phone.
What sets VoicePulse apart from its competitors, however, are its privacy features. Included with the service are features such as Telemarketer Block, which hangs up on many automated telemarketing calls before you even answer, and Anonymous Call Block. VoicePulse's Do Not Disturb feature allows you to specify times during the day that you don't want to receive calls, automatically sending callers to your voicemail. If you don't want calls to come through while you sleep, simply configure the Do Not Disturb feature and you won't be woken up. The system also has an option to prompt users to hit a key if their call is an emergency, allowing them to get through if necessary.
You can also apply call filters to your account, sending specific callers to voicemail while letting others through, and even making some callers hear an "out of service" recording or always getting a busy signal when they call you. Call filters also take advantage of email notifications, giving you the option of receiving an email when filters have been used on a call placed to your number.
Another advantage that VoIP has over traditional phone service is its web-based administration and account access. With VoicePulse's service, every aspect of your account can be accessed and edited through its secure website. One issue we had – and still have – with the Vonage service is the slow response time of its website and account center. This is a non-issue with VoicePulse as its servers seem to be nowhere near as bogged-down as their competitor's. The SPA-2000 Analog Telephone Adapter can also be administered through your web browser, allowing you to see its current status and adjust several settings.
You can view call stats in real-time via the web console
If you want to be able to quickly call your most often called numbers, VoicePulse allows you to create "Speed Dial" entries on your account web page. Assign a phone number to a Speed Dial number, such as "1#" and you can make calls with the press of only two buttons.
One option that VoicePulse included with our test system is what's called an open access plan. This allows you to use the VoicePulse system with other compatible adapters or, as we did, with soft-phones on a PDA, laptop, or desktop computer. We tried the Xten X-Lite softphone with our VoicePulse account and had absolutely no problem placing or receiving phone calls through our laptop computer.
Voice Pulse "Softphone"
Setup and Usage
Setup of the VoicePulse system was insanely easy. Simply plug the SPA-2000 into your computer network, plug a phone into a jack on the device, power it up and you're ready to go. We were using our VoicePulse account within two minutes of opening up the box. Certain routers or networks may require a little more tweaking to get the service up and running but if you have DHCP enabled and have an available Ethernet port, you should have no problem whatsoever.
Some people may be concerned that voice quality over VoIP networks is not as clear as over regular POTS. That is absolutely not the case as our experience with both Vonage and VoicePulse proves. If you didn't know any better, you'd never know that you weren't on a regular phone line. There is absolutely no lag time and no sacrifice of voice quality.
Using our online account was just as easy, with all features being easily accessible and basically self-explanatory. Voicemail setup and usage was equally as easy and intuitive.
If you plan on keeping your existing phone number, VoicePulse is usually able to port numbers from POTS carriers to its customer's new accounts. It could take from a few days to several weeks, but the company gives you a temporary number while you wait.
Comparison Shopping
It only makes sense for us to compare VoicePulse to Vonage, the industry leader. While both services offer the same basic features and much more in the way of advanced features than traditional phone service offers, they do have some differences. For one, VoicePulse does not have a 911 service. While they say that Vonage's E-911 service is not "true 911" – we have tested it and it does work. The lack of this feature with VoicePulse may be a turn-off to some potential customers.
As with any VoIP solution, if your internet connection goes down, so does your phone. The same holds true if you lose power in your home. The impact of these events can be minimized by putting your cable modem and telephone converter on an uninterruptible power source, like the APC Back-UPS ES725 reviewed here.
It seems to us that Vonage and VoicePulse each have certain downfalls and strengths that basically put them in a dead heat overall. Each service has some negative aspects, such as VoicePulse's lack of 911 service, but each also have some very desirable features, such as the small size of the SPA-2000 and the advanced filtering options available with VoicePulse. VoicePulse's current $24.99 unlimited promotion requires a one-year contract which might make their unlimited plan less desirable than Vonage's offerings, but the price war is heating up.
The bottom line is, if you want to save money on your phone bill and enjoy the benefits of advanced digital features, you can't go wrong with either Vonage or VoicePulse.
Traditional phone service is as good as dead. Vonage started it all and VoicePulse adds to VoIP's bright future by offering a bunch of exclusive – and highly useful – digital features. If you're sick of high phone bills, higher long-distance charges, and taxes and fees that seem out of proportion, VoIP just might be the solution for you.
VoicePulse offers more advanced features than its biggest competitor and a faster response time on its website. If you have a reliable high-speed internet connection and want to reduce your telephone costs, we suggest you take a good look at what VoicePulse offers.
- Cost savings over POTS
- Call filter options
- Ease of setup and use
- No 911 offering
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Ringing & Dialing
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- Contact Lists
- Distinctive Ring
- Speed Dial
Privacy & Blocking
- Anonymous Call Block
- CallerID Block
- Directory Assistance Block
- Do Not Disturb
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On December 12, 2011, Erik Keyster, John Staubach, and I left the Cincinnati Zoo at 11:00 am and headed to Alabama for another Black Warrior Waterdog survey. Our first stop was East Central Alabama and the Cahaba River Drainage.
Upon arrival, we noticed that the wooden bridge above the creek smelled like creosote. We were afraid that if there was a waterdog population in the creek, the creosote might have negatively impacted it. We saw a few leaf piles near the banks of the creek and we began dip netting. John found the first larvae! We continued to dip-net and eventually found a total of 6 waterdogs.
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We, the students of Patrick Henry College, fully aware of our daily dependence on the grace of God, commit to set ourselves apart in thought, word, fellowship, and deed, to honor Jesus Christ, and to love our neighbor. We passionately aspire to live our best for the Lord by conducting ourselves in the spirit of Titus 2:11-12: "For the grace of God that brings salvation has appeared to all men, teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly in the present age."
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I know this might be early, but I just finished the game and was wondering when anyone could upload a 98-100% savegame. Thank you in advance
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I have savegame completed on hard, with all powers, abilities, mutations, collectibles, and completed events. Game complete on 99%. But i don't know how post savagame here. And another problem that savegame from russian version of the Prototype 2.
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Ryan Seacrest narrates locally produced documentary series
"American Idol" host Ryan Seacrest will be the narrator for the third season of the PBS documentary series "Pioneers of Television," by Milwaukee-area producers Steve Boettcher and Michael Trinklein.
The twice-Emmy-nominated "Pioneers" revisits old shows and stars using original interviews, clips and dramatic re-creations. In a press release, Boettcher calls Seacrest "a major television star, and an ardent fan of television's pioneers." »Read Full Blog Post
Susie Essman, Richard Lewis are a hit and a miss
In the eyes of any talent booker, Richard Lewis and Susie Essman would seem like a totally compatible pairing for a comedy bill. Both standups regularly appear on Larry David's HBO hit comedy "Curb Your Enthusiasm." They're the same generation (Lewis is 65, Essman 57), and their takes on their Jewish backgrounds, aging and sexuality aren't too dissimilar.
And so Lewis and Essman were brought in as co-headliners for the second annual Laugh It Up Milwaukee benefit Saturday, presented by the Bayshore Community Foundation and hosted at the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center in Whitefish Bay. »Read Full Article(6)
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Explore Native American culture through dance Wednesday at Schlitz Audubon Nature Center, 1111 E. Brown Deer Road, Bayside. Rob Preston, a member of the San Carlos Apache tribe, will take people into his culture with music, artwork and by performing three dance styles. »Read Full Article
Truth, faith, hope collide in Milwaukee Rep's 'How the World Began'
You can take as gospel truth that when a high school biology teacher in rural Kansas tells a classroom of students that creationism is "gobbledygook," there's going to be an uproar.
That's not exactly what Susan Pierce said to her students, but it's close enough to offend 16-year-old Micah Staab, for whom every word in the Book of Genesis is true. The ensuing conflict propels Catherine Trieschmann's "How the World Began," the intermission-free play now being staged by the Milwaukee Repertory Theater under Brent Hazelton's direction. »Read Full Article


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Penang offers a world of diverse culture from its own local peoples to the countries of those inhabitants that have made the famous town home. From the reaches of China to Europe, culture is in the air, but no visit would be complete without a trip to Little India Penang.
Covering a prime piece of Georgetown, Little India offers a fantastic array of Indian culture, with not just some of the best restaurants in all of Penang, but several wonderful little shops to peruse as well that offer everything from Bollywood classics to pounds of traditional Indian spices.
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Little India is a very clean and small part of Georgetown, occupying three main streets–Lebuh Queen, Lebuh Chulia and Market Street—so wandering through the area is no problem. Once there you will notice the smell of incense that are always on the burn and traditional music radiating throughout the streets.
One of the main attractions in the area is the oldest Hindu Temple in Penang, Sri Mahamariamman, which features wonderfully crafted sculptures of celebrated Gods surrounded in colorful flowers and offerings.
As a traditional town in Georgetown, Little India is actually preserved pretty well with a basic infrastructure of three-story colonial era buildings.
Public transportation in Georgetown is easily accessible with bus stations located at most of the major locations. There is also a bus you can take directly from Penang Airport to the Little India as well as a main terminal nearby. For a more scenic drive while in the area, you will see lots of folks strolling around in colorful rickshaws.
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TRENTON - New Jersey voters will get the last word on whether to increase the state's minimum wage $1 to $8.25.
The Assembly gave final approval Thursday to a resolution putting the increase on the ballot in November and tying automatic annual adjustments to the Consumer Price Index. The Senate approved the resolution previously, so Thursday's vote ensured the question's place on the ballot in a gubernatorial election year.
Gov. Christie vetoed legislation last month that would have increased the wage to $8.50 per hour and provided automatic yearly increases.


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BiologyFavors the shallow mud bottom waters near fringing vegetation such as papyrus and Vossia. Feeds mainly on Caridina and caenid larvae (Ref. 9606). Oviparous (Ref. 205). A male to female ratio of 1:10.5 has been noted for this species (Ref. 10608). Migrates up the river to spawn (Ref. 10608).


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I love to read other mom's blogs whether it is crafting, cooking, baby or any other type of blogs it sure is fun! So let's post our blogs and follow one another! Mine is...
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