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Air Scrubbers, Wet Scrubbers, and Gas Scrubbers - (399 companies)Air scrubbers, wet scrubbers, and gas scrubbers are air pollution control devices that use a high-energy liquid spray to remove aerosol and gaseous pollutants from an air stream. The gases are removed either by absorption or chemical reaction. Image...Show MoreScrubber ModelOrientationApplications
Scrubbers (cleaning tools) - (172 companies)...for sweeping up and removing debris and wet brushes or scrub heads for washing surfaces. A road scrubber is often used by municipalities for maintaining clean streets and parking areas.Show More
Dissolved CO2 Instruments - (43 companies)Dissolved CO2 instruments are analytical devices that measure the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) dissolved in a liquid sample such as water. They typically include a submerged probe that is covered by a thin organic membrane. Image credit...Show More
Leaf Wetness Sensors - (12 companies)Leaf wetness sensors are used to detect the presence of surface moisture. Leaf wetness sensors are used to detect the presence of surface moisture or soil moisture. They are used mainly in environmental applications. Some leaf wetness sensors...Show More
Semiconductor Wet Process Equipment - (125 companies)Semiconductor wet process equipment performs a variety of wet processing applications including etching, washing, chemical mechanical polishing (CMP), and spin coating in semiconductor or microelectronics manufacturing. Semiconductor wet process...Show More
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Lasers - (47 companies)Carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers use the energy-state transitions between vibrational and rotational states of CO2 molecules to emit at long IR, about 10 µm, wavelengths. These lasers can maintain continuous and very high levels of power...Show More
Separators, Classifiers, and Screeners - (573 companies)...magnetic properties, or electrical characteristics. Round and rectangular screeners, magnetic separators, electrostatic separators, rotary sifters, wet or concentrating tables, rake classifiers, classifying hydrocyclones, floatation systems...Show More
Industrial Parts Washers and Cleaning Systems - (698 companies)...are available with components such as: brushes. scrubbers. water softeners. deionizers. Cabinets hold parts during manual parts washing processes and consist of a chamber with glove ports, viewing window, and internal lighting. Separators and filtration...Show More
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Branch Environmental Corp.
Wet Scrubbers for Dust, Fumes, Mist... WET SCRUBBERS. Branch Environmental provides wet scrubber systems for both gas and dust control. VENTURI SCRUBBERS. Venturi scrubbers are used for applications involving either particulate removal from air or vent gases - or for both simultaneous dust and gas removal. The open and co-current designs can handle insoluble solids without difficulty. Standard shop designs can handle flows up to 136,000 m ^3/hr (80,000 cfm). Field erected units can handle even larger flows. Materials of construction... (read more)
Schutte & Koerting
Scrubber Separator System Schutte & Koerting - Scrubber Separator System is a complete, single stage scrubbing system combining a Fig. 7010 Ejector Venturi Gas Scrubber and a Fig. 7040 Separator. This air pollution control scrubber system utilizes the ejector-venturi principle to entrain and scrub large volumes of gas containing fumes, vapors, noxious gases, dusts, odors or particulates, and vent clean, dry gas to the atmosphere. The Fig. 7014 Scrubber Separator System is capable of providing efficiencies as high as 99%... (read more)Browse Air Scrubbers, Wet Scrubbers, and Gas Scrubbers Datasheets for Schutte & Koerting
Schutte & Koerting
Ejector Venturi Gas Scrubber Schutte & Koerting - Ejector Venturi Gas Scrubbers are very effective at removing noxious gases, particulates, odors, fumes and dusts from gas streams. When properly matched to the application, these scrubbers, by their nature, are better able to cope with the high temperatures, heavy contaminant loads, and corrosive conditions often encountered. Application: Specialty Chemical and Petrochemical Industries / Maleic Anhydride Scrubbing Application. S &K Product: Special Ejector Venturi Scrubber... (read more)Browse Air Scrubbers, Wet Scrubbers, and Gas Scrubbers Datasheets for Schutte & Koerting
Branch Environmental Corp.
Chemical Manufacturer Scrubbers Packaged scrubber systems are available from Branch Environmental in sizes for Pilot Plants. These skid-mounted packages minimize cost of installation. Materials of construction include fiberglass, stainless steel, or other specialty materials to meet any chemical handling requirement. Larger systems are available for any capacity. Contact Branch about your project requirements. Branch Environmental supplies custom built pollution control equipment for industry. Our air pollution control... (read more)
Branch Environmental Corp.
Jet Venturi Scrubbers standards. Our equipment is also used for water treatment, including removal of volatile organics, ammonia and other gases. Products: Wet Scrubbers for Dust, Fumes, Mist... Branch Environmental supplies custom built scrubbers and systems for air pollution control. From small units to large custom designed systems, you receive competitive pricing with the highest reliability and assurance that the equipment will work right the first time. Thermal and Catalyst Oxidizers for VOC control. Branch... (read more)
Branch Environmental Corp.
Vapor Phase Carbon - Air Scrubbers built pollution control equipment for industry. Our air pollution control equipment can clean up acids, organics, aerosols and mist to meet any emission control standards. Our equipment is also used for water treatment, including removal of volatile organics, ammonia and other gases. Products: Wet Scrubbers for Dust, Fumes, Mist... Branch Environmental supplies custom built scrubbers and systems for air pollution control. From small units to large custom designed systems, you receive competitive... (read more)
Rotronic Instrument Corp.
ROTRONIC CP11 - CO2 Multimeter ROTRONIC'S new CP11 handheld instrument is the latest development of an inexpensive multimeter that simultaneously measures and records CO2, humidity and temperature. It also calculates the dew point and wet bulb temperature. Equipped with the field-tested ROTRONIC HYGROMER (R) IN-1 humidity sensor, this instruments offers unbeatable value for money. Using the ROTRONIC HW4-Light software that comes with the device, it can be set as required and data can be downloaded, saved and analyzed... (read more)Browse Gas Instruments Datasheets for Rotronic Instrument Corp.
Eppendorf AG
CO2 Incubators Since 1991, Galaxy CO2 incubators have offered researchers and clinical labs a reliable and user-friendly system for culturing cells. Now, the Galaxy line has been improved to offer even more standard features, better performance and a wider range of options. Galaxy CO2 Incubators were originally developed by RS Biotech, which is today a part of New Brunswick Scientific, an Eppendorf company. These incubators were the first to offer a direct heat, fanless design - transforming the way cell... (read more)
OMEGA Engineering, Inc.
High Line Pressure Wet/Wet Differential Transducer High 0.08% Accuracy with NIST Traceable Calibration Certificate. Low Differential Pressure at High Line Pressures, 2000 psi Standard. Bidirectional or Unidirectional Outputs ( +- 5 Vdc and 0-5 Vdc, +-10 and 0-10 Vdc, or 4-12-20 and 4-20 mA). Line Pressure Error Compensation 0.3% (FS) per 1k psi. Solid State Sensor for Long Term Stability. 316L SS Wetted Parts and Welded Stainless Steel Construction. Shock and Vibration Rated. Ruggedized Containment Pressures up to 10,000 psi. Demountable... (read more)
Honeywell Test & Measurement
Model JG wet/wet differential pressure gauge The hand-held Model JG wet/wet differential pressure gauge by Honeywell delivers long-lasting, enhanced accuracy performance. Accuracy of 0.2 % coupled with an enhanced resolution, 4 1/2-digit display makes this unit an excellent transfer standard for calibrating pressure measuring equipment. The JG is rugged and features high/low pressure capture with an update rate of three times per second. These units are manufactured from Ha C276/316 Stainless Steel wetted material and use sensor... (read more)Browse Pressure Gauges Datasheets for Honeywell Test & Measurement
Bookshelf and Unified Agenda > Federal Register Archive > 1981 > 46 FR 7666 - Incinerator Standards for Owners and Operators of Hazardous Waste Management Faci...
Commenters also argued that measurement is a problem because absorption of CO2 in wet scrubber systems can produce errors in the measurement of combustion efficiency.
Geological Sequestration of CO2 by Hydrous Carbonate Formation with Reclaimed Slag
In addition, catalytic agents such as carbonic anhydrase may be added to form an aqueous biomimetic process that has been shown to provide more tan two orders of magnitude increase in mineral carbonate formation in experiments for wet industrial CO2 scrubbers .
Dispersion modeling in assessing air quality of industrial
projects under Indian regulatory regime
Major fields of study: Air Quality Modeling, Air Pollution Control, CO2 Capture, Wet Scrubber Modeling, Advances Waste Water Treatment, Gas-Liquid Mass Transfer Operations, Waste Management especially Electronics Waste and Hazardous Wastes.
Bookshelf and Unified Agenda > Environmental Protection Agency > Office of Transportation and Air Quality > AP-42, Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factor...
CO2 emissions will increase following a wet scrubber in which CO2 -generating reagents (such as sodium carbonate or calcium carbonate) are used. j References 7,13. k Reference 7.
Removal of Gas Pollutants of a Thermal Oxidizer with a Dynamic Scrubber
…removal efficiency of CO2 by a NaOH + Ca(OH)2 spray dryer in the study of Chen et al. [23] and the correspond- ing operating conditions. b The best removal efficiency of CO2 by a NaOH wet scrubber in the study of…
States > Wisconsin > State > Regulations > Natural Resources > Air Pollution Control > [WI AC nr 440] 440 - Standards of Performance for New Stationary Sources
The volumetric flow rates at the inlet and outlet of the wet scrubber and the inlet CO2 concentration may be used to determine the adjusted concentration, (%CO2)adj, using the following equation: .
Code of Federal Regulations > Title 40 - Protection of Environment > Clean Air Act / Air Programs (CAA) > [40 CFR Part 60] Standards of Performance for New Sta...
(1) The volumetric flow rates at the inlet and outlet of the wet scrubber and the inlet CO2 concentration may be used to determine the adjusted CO2 concentration [(%CO2adj] using the following equation: .
High Temperature Calcination - MACT Upgrade Equipment Pilot Plant Test
…approximately 0.7 L/hr would yield 5.1 vol% CO2 (wet basis) in the off-gas; however, the actual kerosene rate was higher at an average 0.86 L/hr, and the average CO2 concentration (at the wet scrubber outlet location) was 7…
CO2 Capture technologies: Current status and new directions using supported ionic liquid phase (SILP) absorbers
Loss of water to the flue gas stream will also occur unless the CO2 scrubber is placed after a wet -scrubber flue gas desulfu- rization (FGD) unit that pre-saturates the flue gas with water.
Hearing of the Subcommittee on Energy and Environment, Committee
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These processes contact flue gas with an amine solvent in an absorber column (much like a wet SO2 scrubber ) where the CO2 chemically reacts with the solvent.


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Dala's species were a humanoid race distinguished by a bifurcating (cartilaginous) ridge running vertically down the forehead and stopping at the nose. They were usually bald and were native to the Delta Quadrant.
In the year 2376, three members of Dala's species – Dala, Zar, and Mobar – impersonated the crew of the USS Voyager after they downloaded the computer database of the Delta Flyer. Using the information they gleaned, the three con artists were able to fabricate Starfleet uniforms and bilk unsuspecting races out of goods and services, operating out of their own version of the Delta Flyer.
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Top Story: Van Der Beek Weds Actress McComb
James Van Der Beek, star of the WB show Dawson's Creek–which recently ended its six-year run–married actress Heather McComb (All the Real Girls) Saturday in Malibu, Calif., The Associated Press reports. McComb wore a Vera Wang gown, and the groom wore Armani, Van Der Beek's publicist, Cindy Guagenti, told AP Monday. The reception was held under a white organza tent. Guests included Van Der Beek's Dawson's Creek castmates Michelle Williams, Meredith Monroe, Busy Philipps, Hal Ozsan and Mary-Margaret Humes, along with fellow actors Soleil Moon Frye, Teri Polo and Eric Balfour.
Eminem Buys a House
Not just any old house. The bad boy rapper bought a 29-room, 15,000 square-foot mansion previously owned by former Kmart Corp. chairman Chuck Conaway, AP reports. Eminem paid nearly $4.8 million for the house, which sits on six acres near Rochester Hills, Mich.
McCord Runs for SAG Prez
Screen Actors Guild treasurer Kent McCord, best known for co-starring in the hit TV show Adam-12, has decided to run against current SAG president Melissa Gilbert, Variety reports. McCord has been one of the more vocal critics of Gilbert's presidency, including the recent merger proposal between SAG-AFTRA, which fell 2 percent short of approval last week. SAG board member Esai Morales has agreed to serve as McCord's running mate for the newly created post of secretary-treasurer, Variety reports.
Lee and Viacom Settle Dispute Over Name
Director Spike Lee has settled his legal dispute with Viacom, Inc., over the media giant's plans to rename its cable network TNN "Spike TV." According to Reuters, terms of the settlement were not disclosed, but Manhattan Supreme Court Judge Walter Tolub lifted an order that he had issued last month barring Viacom from using the "Spike" name. A source familiar with the situation told Reuters the lawsuit was being withdrawn and that TNN was proceeding with the name change.
Bachelorette Cashes in on Wedding
Reality television star Trista Rehn, aka The Bachelorette, and her fiancé Ryan Sutter will receive $1 million for the TV rights to their fall wedding, AP reports. The couple also had to give the ABC reality show's producers final say on everything from the bridal gown to the flowers, according to The Smoking Gun Web site, which posted the contract between the show's producers and Rehn and Sutter on Monday. ABC will air the two-hour wedding in the fall.
Princess Di Reincarnated as Comic Book Superhero
No, we are not kidding. Marvel Comics has apparently developed a new comic book that features the late Princess Diana as part of a team of super-powered mutants, Reuters reports. The five-part series, called Di Another Day, is part of Marvel's X-Statixa monthly comic series that takes a satirical look at fame and pop culture. The first of the Di comic books hits stands Sept. 10.
MSNBC Host Fired for Derogatory Remarks
Conservative cable news station MSNBC fired Michael Savage Monday from his job as the host of The Savage Nation after the controversial radio personality called a caller a "sodomite" and wished AIDS on him, Reuters reports. On Saturday's show, Savage railed against one caller, saying "Oh, you're one of the sodomites! You should only get AIDS and die, you pig!" An MSNBC representative was not immediately available for comment, but a source familiar with the matter confirmed to Reuters that the show had been canceled. MSNBC hired Savage in February to host a TV version of his popular talk radio show; despite protests from gay rights groups at the time, the show debuted in March.
Role Call: Ryder Eyes Embers, Claire
Winona Ryder has signed up to star with Sean Connery in Milos Forman's Embers, and is also attached to Robert Altman's The Widow Claire. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Embers is about two men (Connery and Klaus Maria Brandauer), once best friends, who meet 41 years later to discuss what drove them apart–a young woman (Ryder) who ended up marrying Connery's character but may have been having an affair with the other man. Claire is set against the backdrop of World War II; Ryder plays a young widow with two children who is caught between the affections of two men–a sweet young soldier about to go to war and the town's most sought-after playboy. Jake Gyllenhaal and Matthew McConaughey have met with Altman about the male roles.


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I'm deeply troubled by the details other employees are telling me. I never thought this could happen, and for the contractor to possibly get away with it is sick, wrong and simply unacceptable.
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Time Praises 'Kinder and Gentler' Christianity
Young evangelicals seem to be cut from a different cloth than their forbearers, and that's got the secular media praising the Lord.
In "Young Evangelicals: Expanding Their Mission," Time contributor Amy Sullivan celebrated that the younger generation of evangelical Christians represent a "kinder and gentler" Christianity that defies the "fire-and-brimestone conservatism" associated with the older generation of evangelicals.
Sullivan reported that the applications to secular organizations like Teach for America have tripled among Christian universities, a much faster increase than from secular universities. "Internal surveys showed that more than half of incoming corps members said they were motivated by their faith to join Teach for America," Sullivan pointed out.
But Sullivan's piece on Teach for America turned into a critique of traditional evangelical leaders. She said younger Christian's emphasis on caring for the less fortunate represents a "remarkable cultural shift" for the movement. This "remarkable shift" involves the increase in younger evangelicals' activity in "nonideological causes" like fighting against sex-trafficking and solving poverty relief.
Young evangelicals no longer rely on churches and private charities to do good deeds, Sullivan said. Unlike their predecessors, they are open to partnering religious organizations with the government to accomplish what the church has traditionally viewed as missions work.
While their parents' exposure to third-world poverty was mainly limited to slideshows from visiting missionaries, Sullivan described younger evangelicals' exposure as "more direct and sustained," ranging from downloaded videos about the Invisible Children movement to short-term summer missions trips.
Sullivan cited a Public Religion Research poll from October 2008 which showed that young evangelicals are less opposed to the expansion of social services than older generations. This generational gap difference also extends to positions on same-sex marriage and military strength.
Young evangelicals favor expanding government's role in providing social services and abandoning traditional social policies, but Sullivan described them as "nonideological," "socially-conscious, cause-focused and controversy-averse." In fact, "liberal" seemed to be the only label Sullivan refused to apply, instead insisting that young evangelicals still remain "fairly conservative."
Sullivan quoted Don Miller, Christian author of "Blue Like Jazz," who said that using labels takes away from their true identity. "We're not like Pat Robertson. We're not like Republicans. We're not like our parents." Miller certainly isn't like Republicans. As Sullivan noted, he's a registered Democrat who campaigned for Obama during the 2008 presidential campaign.


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Is MSNBC concerned about charges of a lack of racial diversity among its on-air staff? Perhaps the cable network is realizing that its glass house is increasingly at risk of shattering from all the stones it keeps hurling at the allegedly-racist Tea Party movement.
The folks at Inside Cable News noticed a slight change in the header at the MSNBC TV homepage. See if you can spot it in the picture at right. It shouldn't be that hard; the folks at the cable network put Tamron Hall front and center in a bright pink shirt (click here for a larger image of the new header).
Did MSNBC add Hall in an effort to satiate critics who have pointed out the lack of racial diversity on the cable network? Though ICN notes the comical video produced by the Dallas Tea Party, the Congressional Black Caucus has also chided MSNBC for its lily-white staff.
Many such critiques were directly aimed at Keith Olbermann, who suggested that Tea Party protesters were racist because only white people attended their rallies. "Where are they?" asked an overdramatic Olbermann.
The Dallas Tea Party countered with its own video inviting Olbermann to one of their events.
Other conservative commentators, such as blogger Broliath, created their own videos to a similar effect, noting that MSNBC's staff and even the guests on "Countdown" were overwhelmingly white.
And as mentioned above, even the Congressional Black Caucus weighed in. According to Main Justice, CBC member Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas, asked NBC president Jeff Zucker why there wasn't "any black programming on NBC." She added: "Is there some assumption that black programming is not profitable?"
But is Hall's conspicuous presence in the new website header -- which was not present as late as April -- a response to MSNBC's critics? Well, Zucker did tell Jackson Lee that "diversity was one of his strategic goals and that the company was trying to do better."
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…Hall's inclusion with the "Heavy Hitters" of MSNBC is a bit strange. MSNBC has never before bothered to put any of its M-FR dayside news talent in with the ones that get all the attention. It's not like Hall's two hours are fundamentally different in either format or subject matter from what airs at 10, 12, or 3pm ET aside from the fact that they still have segments from inside the control room. So the question arises: Why put Hall up front and center, literally center in this case, with a picture that is fundamentally different from the subdued wardrobe theme that everyone else is sporting (which just about guarantees that Hall is the one you're going to notice first because her picture sticks out so)?
This is, after all, the same cable network whose on-air staff confused Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton.


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- The BTTCO Overseas Supplying and exporting raw bauxite, iron ore, chrome concentrate, manganese ore, berytes, mica, talc, sodium feldspar and also supplying garments, beverages, spices etc.
- Yash Filters Manufacturers, exporters and suppliers of industrial filters, filter elements and filter housings. These products are highly reliable, efficient and have long lives.
- Fairdeal Supplies Private Limited Manufacturers of lamp coke, steam coal, coking coal and iron ore etc.
- TRADE-LINK (Mfg.Silica Gel) We always believe to Deliver Quality Products on Time to our clients & for that we have always paid due importance to the development of infrastructure.We have deployed all the latest machineries and a team of skilled team to manufacture nothing less than the Excellent & Quality Product.
- TradeLink Trade-Link is Manufacturer for Silica Gel, Supplier for different Desiccants like Molecular Sieves- Activated Alumina & Activated Carbon. Which are used as Moisture Absorber, Gas Absorber & Catalyst. Also providing Other Products like Silica Gel Breather, Disposable Silica Gel Breather & Air Breather used in Industrial Plants & Machinery to prevent them from Moisture & Dust. We provide range of products related to prevent your valuable products from moisture & Gas.
- Jay Minerals Manufacturer & exporter of industrial mineral such as industrial calcite powder, natural calcium carbonate powder, micronised natural calcium carbonate powder and processed / coated calcite powder.
- R N Enterprise R N Enterprise Nigeria operates in various trades, exporting heavy minerals to India and APAC regions. We are facilitators to global crude oil buyers and sellers since last 3 years and we have successfully contracted in various grades of Light Sweet Crude BLCO & Farcados Heavy Light Crude Oil crude oils procured from the mandate holder of NNPC Nigeria.
- Interkiln Industries Limited Manufacturer and exporter of fire alumina refractories, sillimanite refractories, alumina bricks and zircon mullite bricks.
- SHAMBHAVI MINECHEM The vast industry experience forms the foundation of our company. Established in the year 2002 by Mr. Ramesh Bansal, our company has greatly contributed to the mineral industry by supplying and exporting a quality assured range of minerals and refractors.
- Meenal Ceramics Private Limited Manufacturer and exporter of silicon carbide based refractories, minerals and refractories.
- AMGEEN MINERALS With a set goal to offer pure, reliable, and highly effective minerals and chemical products to customers, Amgeen Minerals incepted in 1973. We are known as one of the leading manufacturers, exporters, suppliers, distributors, and traders of superior minerals and chemicals.
- Indian Ion Exchange Indian Ion Exchange & Chemical Industries formed in 1994 by experienced water treatment technocrats and engineering professionals to apply new technology of Advance Ion Exchange Membrane and Ultra Filtration to industrial processing water and waste water purification and pollution control.Indian Ion Exchange & Chemical Industries (IIECI) is an ISO 9001:2000 company based in Ahmedabad and involved in water and wastewater treatment.There are many reasons why you should talk to us.
- Aswin Enterprise Aswin Enterprise is manufacturing of metal parts by machining, handling and assembly costs more. This value is lost when a metal part is scrapped because of porosity and leakage.
- Vinod International Manufacturers and exporters of induction furnace, hot and cold rolling mills, ferrous and non ferrous foundaries, tubemills, formica plants, power plants and problem shooter, fume extraction, aluminium extrution, copper plant.
- P. R. Corporation P. R. Corporation offer wide range of Minerals & Chemicals. We are one of the paramount mineral exporters, incepted in India. In addition to this, we also deal with all kinds of chemicals like aluminum hydroxide, bentonite, soapstone and swelling clay.
- YUG DECOR PVT. LTD. Yug Decor Pvt. Ltd is a collaborative, Innovative provider of products and services to the expanding building material industry. Striving to accelerate the process of technological growth.Manufacturing & technical capabilities are one of the key factor for Yug Decor Pvt. Ltd. The Company has vertically integrated manufacturing facilities for its range of wood - working Adhesives, Rubber - based Adhesives & Binders.
- Orind Exports Limited, Orissa Manufacturer and exporters of all types of refractories.
- LAXMI EN-FEB Laxmi En-Fab is a pioneer in the field of Designing, Developing and Quality manufacturing. The Company has demonstrated remarkable exprot performance, cutting across various sectors like pharma, chemicals, minerals, food processing etc. machines for size reduction technology and conveyor systems.
- Metallics Mine-chem Private Limited Our Company has experienced an accelerated growth since its inception in the year 1991. Our company has also acquired position amongst the most famous Batik Handicraft Manufacturers and Manganese Dioxide Powder Suppliers in India. Our company has also introduced new dimensions in the industries dealing in Natural Chemicals.
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Also, you can safely discard the $(function(){ ... }) callback, as long as you put your JS immediately before your closing  tag, as then your DOM will be ready by definition.
Pullo, thanks you for the helpful answer!:)
I've updated the code to add { queue: false } options for animation, but now if double-click on the open panel, it closes instantly without animation. I have no ideas how to avoid it.
No problem.
What are you trying to achieve by adding queue: false?This option determines whether to place the animation in the effects queue. If false, the animation will begin immediately, which is presumably why you are seeing what you are seeing.http://api.jquery.com/animate/
queue: false
If you are trying to ensure that the animation completes before responding to the next click you can do this:
$(this).find("div").filter(':not(:animated)').animate({'height': 'toggle'}, 'slow', 'swing');
New fiddle
Reference: http://css-tricks.com/full-jquery-animations/
Yes, this is it!Thank you!
You're welcome
If you are doing a lot with jQuery and animations, make sure you read the article I linked to, as it explains the problem and solution very well.
If you really wan't to cut down on code you could use something like the following.
$('.panel:not(:first) > div').hide().end().on('click', 'h3', function() {
var $next = $(this).next();
if ($next.not(':animated')) {
$next.animate({height: 'toggle'}, 'slow', 'swing');
which can also be cut down to
$('.panel:not(:first) > div').hide().end().on('click', 'h3', function() {
$(this).next().stop(true, true).animate({height: 'toggle'}, 'slow', 'swing');


text: David Palmer, the bj-league's 2006-07 MVP, won back-to-back titles with the Osaka Evessa. Now the former Southern Utah University player has a chance to win a championship in the NBA Development League while playing for the Dakota Wizards. Through Wednesday, Dakota led the four-team Central Division with a 23-18 record. The regular season concludes on April 12. Palmer, a forward, has played in 33 games this season. He's averaging 7.4 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.3 assists while playing 21.1 minutes per game.


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RICKY Ponting can expect a spot on the plane to Colombo in August but his decision to bat on may have complicated matters for Australia's other Test veterans.
The question of how many ageing batsmen Australian cricket can carry as it seeks to regenerate itself after consecutive Ashes losses need not be resolved until the selectors pick a touring squad for Sri Lanka, but it must weigh on the minds of Simon Katich and Mike Hussey, who are both pushing 36.
If, as expected, Ponting drops down the list to bat at five or six behind the new captain, Michael Clarke, and the talented Usman Khawaja is given an extended run at first drop, there is no obvious place for Hussey in the middle order.
Katich has been one of the most successful batsmen in the world since his reinvention as a Test opener, but 22-year-old Phillip Hughes convinced some important people that he may finally have developed the temperament and technique for Tests with a fine 138 for NSW in the recent Sheffield Shield final against Tasmania.
If all three veterans remain for Sri Lanka, then nothing will have changed but the person tossing the coin. Ponting, though, believes the experience of the older batsmen will be vital to the rebuilding process, and there is a forthright view among senior players that youngsters such as Hughes and Steve Smith need proper guidance.
''I think it's important for Australian cricket now that those guys are around,'' Ponting said. ''What I think you don't and you can't afford to ever have in a team is a mass exodus of all those sorts of players at once.
''When we had all the greats [Glenn McGrath, Shane Warne, Justin Langer] move at one time, it left us very bare and it's been hard for us to rebuild … So I think it's important … we don't have myself, Huss, Kato and those guys all leaving together.''


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American University Washington College of Law Students Awarded Prestigious Peggy Browning Fellowship
Washington, D.C., April 8, 2013 - The Peggy Browning Fund has awarded prestigious 10-week summer fellowships to five American University Washington College of Law students. They were selected from more than 500 applicants from 139 participating law schools. The students are: Shauna Agan, Kristian Alfonso, Julie Dabrowski, Nolan Lafler, and Emily Pantoja.
Peggy Browning Fellows are distinguished students who have not only excelled in law school but who have also demonstrated their commitment to workers' rights through their previous educational, work, volunteer and personal experiences.
Second year AUWCL student Shauna Agan first became interested in labor issues watching her dad work his way up through the Operative Plasterers' and Cement Masons' International Association to become a Business Manager.
"His drive to help others with workers' rights resonated with me. Working with the labor movement is important to me because being a part of the labor movement is more than just a job, it is a family of union brothers and sisters," said Shauna.
In addition to her JD, Shauna is also working towards a master's in public policy. She has held internships with Senator Tom Harkin, the Democratic National Committee, the American Federation of Teachers in the Human Rights and Community Relations Department, and for the Senate HELP Committee conducting labor practice investigations. Shauna also has helped with grassroots organizing campaigns. In the future, Shauna plans to work for a union or labor organization as a labor lawyer. Shauna will spend the fellowship working at American Federation of Teachers (AFT) in Washington, DC.
Kristian Alfonso is a first year AUWCL student whose parents have been union members for 20 years or more. Her father is a member of the UFCW and her mother is a retired member of the Health Professionals & Allied Employees. Alfonso graduated from the University of Richmond with a double major in International Studies and Spanish. At the University she was president of the Club Swim Team and studied abroad in Barcelona, Spain. She is currently a member of the Business Law Society at American University Washington College of Law. She became interested in labor law after studying the Hispanic immigrant population as an undergraduate. Alfonso will spend the fellowship working at Laborers' International Union of North America (LIUNA) in Washington, D.C.
Second year Julie Dabrowski's interest in workers' rights began during an undergraduate internship at the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, where she wrote a report on the benefits of diversity in the health care industry. Her legal experience includes work in employment and wage discrimination law at Gary M. Gilbert & Associates, P.C. and a judicial internship with the Honorable Judith N. Macaluso on the District of Columbia Superior Court. At law school, she is on the editorial board of the American University Law Review and is excited to be working next year as a student attorney for the Disability Rights Law Clinic. Julie has also participated for the past two years in the Action for Human Rights Alternative Winter Break and volunteering at several nonprofit organizations in New Orleans. Outside of school, she is involved with Big Brothers Big Sisters of the National Capital Area, and is the proud "big sister" of 12-year-old Olivia. Julie will spend the fellowship working at Mehri & Skalet PLLC in Washington, DC.
Originally from Rochester, NY, Nolan Lafler a second year AUWCL student was raised in a non-union household with a father who worked for 40 years in a large processing plant.
"My father feels expendable, undervalued and has not enjoyed a day of job security since the 1980's. I feel the consequences of a family being left vulnerable and unrepresented at work," said Nolan.
While at undergraduate studies at State University of New York at Albany, Nolan participated in the Washington Semester Program on Capitol Hill, and spent much of his senior year working in the Political Action Department of the Civil Service Employees Association, AFSCME's largest affiliate in New York. He spent last summer as a law clerk in the Solicitor's Office at the U.S. Department of Labor, and is currently a member of the American University International Law Review. On the off chance that free time presents itself, he very much enjoys catching a Nationals game, dropping a line in the water, and spending too much time with his dog. Nolan will spend the fellowship working at AFSCME – American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, AFL-CIO in Washington, DC.
Second year Emily Pantoja's involvement in the labor movement began when she was just six years old, walking a picket line in St. Louis with her father.
"As a young child, I did not understand the importance and symbolism of hundreds of people coming together to fight for their rights, but it is what drove me to where I am today," said Pantoja.
During law school, Pantoja has represented members of the American Federation of Government Workers in a variety of employment disputes and has become the co-managing editor of the American University Labor and Employment Law Forum. As she enters her third and final year of law school, she wants to "represent the American worker because they are the backbone of this country and when we stand together, there is nothing we can't do." Pantoja will spend the fellowship working at O'Donoghue & O'Donoghue, LLP in Washington, D.C.
The Peggy Browning Fund is a not for-profit organization established in memory of Margaret A. Browning, a prominent union-side attorney who was a member of the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) from 1994 until 1997. Peggy Browning Fellowships provide law students with unique, diverse and challenging work experiences fighting for social and economic justice. These experiences encourage and inspire students to pursue careers in public interest labor law.
In 1896, American University Washington College of Law became the first law school in the country founded by women. More than 100 years since its founding, this law school community is grounded in the values of equality, diversity, and intellectual rigor. The law school's nationally and internationally recognized programs (in clinical legal education, trial advocacy, international law, and intellectual property to name a few) and dedicated faculty provide its 1700 JD, LL.M., and SJD students with the critical skills and values to have an immediate impact as students and as graduates, in Washington, DC and around the world. For more information, visit wcl.american.edu.


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HP pays to have its Veer listed on top of the Twitter trend list
In addition to spending money on television, HP is using Twitter to promote the pint-sized smartphone. The Palo Alto based tech company is reportedly paying Twitter $120,000 a day to have #HPVeer listed on top of Twitter's trend list. Among the other names and phrases on the Miami version of the list is Katy Perry and pancake restaurant IHOP. To make sure that there is no question on why the device is listed on top, a small yellow bar that says "Promoted" is placed right next to the listing.
When you click on the #HPVeer link, you are taken to a tweet from HP that reads, "In a world of tablets, who needs a smartphone? Small does it all at @HPVeer. Nation's smallest 4G smartphone. hp.com/veer". While it remains to be seen how well all this promotion produces for HP in the bottom line, you have to give them an "A" for effort.
source: Twitter via Precentral
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1. sethp (unregistered)
That's just sad... HP just needs to give up on the cell phone division and just focus on computers.
2. AppleFUD (unregistered)
Shows how much you can trust any of these "social" sites. . . yeah, the "society" is dictating the trends, what's good, etc. . . not cash.
3. ArmageddonX (Posts: 96; Member since: 11 May 2011)
HP needs to realize webOS is dead. Stop trying to beat a dead horse. Even Nokia has given up on Symbian at this point.
4. snowgator (Posts: 3604; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)
WebOS isn't dead, it has never had a chance to live. HP is putting all it's resources into it's system, and that is what it needs. Yes, it is a long climb up, but WebOS is gonna get the chance it deserves. It is only a few hundred thousand apps and a hit device or two from becoming a player. Okay, so the first part of that scenario is tougher then the second. But I love that HP is putting in cash for ads on the Veer and it's tablet. I like they are aiming the veer at the teen group. These are just solid marketing decisions that are needed to get in the conversation.
6. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
hey just saying but nobody who is a teen wants a baby phone... they want an iphone evo or some cool phone... also i think it is either webos or wp7 that is gonna be the third os... and i think it will definately be wp7... at least i hope so... wp7 is sooooo much nicer...
7. snowgator (Posts: 3604; Member since: 19 Jan 2011)
Hey, solid point. I understand that WebOS is a long way from challenging any of the big four (iOS, droid, Windows, or BlackberryOS). I just am glad HP is willing to get behind their product. I like the OS a lot, and hope that it gets some love in the race to be revelant. Hope HP opens it up to other devices, and the app catalog at least improves to fair.
8. Lucas777 (Posts: 2137; Member since: 06 Jan 2011)
yaaa if they open webos up to everyone that wud definately help it.. i wud really like to see webos running on a samsung phone without all the problems and without the stupid round corners..


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|Farro and Roasted Sweet Potato Salad for a Thanksgiving recipe or a Meatless Monday idea.
(Makes about 6-8 servings; recipe created by Kalyn with input from Jake.)
2 medium sized orange-flesh sweet potatoes, cut into 1/2 inch dice (About 4 cups diced sweet potatoes; these are often called yams in U.S. grocery stores.)
1 T olive oil
1 tsp. dried thyme
salt and fresh ground pepper, for seasoning sweet potatoes
2 cups farro (I used Semi-Pearled Farro.)
4 cups hot vegetable stock (or use 2 cans vegetable broth and a little water)
1 cup thinly sliced green onion
1/2 cup toasted pine nuts
Dressing Ingredients:
1 T Spanish Sherry Vinegar (or unsweetened rice vinegar)
1 T Tahini
1 tsp. Spike Seasoning (probably optional, but it does add flavor)
2 tsp. brown sugar, Splenda, or Stevia
2 tsp powdered Sumac
1/4 cup extra virgin olive oil (use an oil with good flavor)
South Beach Suggestions:
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More Meatless Ideas with Sweet Potatoes:
(Recipes from other blogs not always South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Grilled Sweet Potato Salad with Green Onions, Basil, Thyme, and Feta from Kalyn's Kitchen
Sweet Potato Biscuits from Budget Bytes
Soy-Glazed Sweet Potatoes with Sesame Seeds from Kalyn's Kitchen
Mashed Garlic Sweet Potatoes from The Perfect Pantry
Twice-Baked Sweet Potatoes with Feta and Sumac from Kalyn's Kitchen
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Welcome to Mr. Downing's Geometry website. You can scroll over the Geometry tab at at the top of the page or use the links below to navigate around the site.
The preferred calculator for this class is the TI-30XIIS and it looks like the image to the right. It is affordable at a price between $12-$15 and is very functional for this class and classes above. You are more than welcome to purchase a graphing calculator, but it will run you closer to $120. If you go this route, I would suggest the TI-84.
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Throughout the school year we will use Google classroom to integrate technology into our class. I will post the codes here so that you can join our google classroom.


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Seoul - Pope Francis on Monday called for peace and reconciliation on the divided Korean peninsula, wrapping-up a five day trip to South Korea and the first papal visit to Asia in 15 years.
Before a Mass at Seoul's Myeongdong Cathedral, Francis prayed with a small number of "comfort women", who were forced to work as sex slaves for Japanese soldiers occupying the country before and during the second World War.
A group of defectors from North Korea and relatives of South Koreans abducted by the North were invited to the mass, which was attended by South Korean President Park Geun-hye.
"Today's Mass is first and foremost a prayer for reconciliation in this Korean family," Francis said, following up on an impromptu prayer on Friday when he urged Koreans to work to unite as one family, "with no victors or vanquished".
The 1950-1953 Korean war ended in an armed truce that leaves North Korea and South Korea in a technical state of war.
North Korea turned down an invitation from the South Korean Catholic church for members of its state-run Korean Catholic Association to attend Monday's Mass, citing the start of joint US-South Korean military drills, also due to begin on Monday.
"Let us pray... for the emergence of new opportunities for dialogue, encounter and the resolution of differences, for continued generosity in providing humanitarian assistance to those in need, and for an ever greater recognition that all Koreans are brothers and sisters, members of one family, one people," Francis said.
Near the conclusion of Monday's Mass, a choir sang "Our wish is unification".
One of the "comfort women" who sat in the front row, Kim Bok-dong, gave Francis a small butterfly-shaped pin that he wore on his vestment.
The pin is a symbol of their campaign, meant to convey that they want to be liberated and fly in a peaceful and free world, a non-profit group that supports the women said.
About 150 000 to 200 000 Korean women served as Japanese sex slaves, and most lived out their lives in silence; 56 are still alive, according to another nonprofit group.
The topic of comfort women has long been a thorn in relations between South Korea and Japan.
South Korea says Japan has not sufficiently atoned for the women's suffering, and has protested against Tokyo's review in June of a landmark 1993 apology, which said that the two countries had worked together on its sensitive wording.
During his trip Francis has reached out to China, with which the Vatican has had fraught relations, and on Sunday said Asian governments should not fear Christians, as they did not want to "come as conquerors" but be integral parts of local cultures. The remarks were intended for communist-ruled countries such as China, North Korea and Vietnam.
The Catholic Church in China is divided into two communities: an "official" Church known as the "Patriotic Association" answerable to the Communist Party, and an underground Church that swears allegiance only to the pope in Rome.
Francis, met by festive crowds, spoke several times during his visit to South Korea about inequality, which has been a theme of his papacy since being elected in March 2013.
South Korea is among the world's wealthiest countries, but is increasingly unequal, with nearly half its elderly living in poverty. South Korea has also seen rapid growth in the Catholic Church, which has doubled in the past 25 years to about 11 percent of the population of 50 million, adding about 100 000 new members each year. - Reuters


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Behnam Abasht
Email | (302) 831-8876
Assistant Professor
Department of Animal and Food Sciences (ANFS)
Poultry Genetics and Genomics
Paul Amer
Alumni Distinguished Professor
Department of Computer & Information Sciences (CIS)
Computer Networks, Data Compression
Maciek Antoniewicz
Email | (302) 831-8960
DuPont Young Professor/Assistant Professor
Department of Chemical Engineering (ChE)
Metabolic Engineering, Systems Biology
The Antoniewicz lab is developing next generation tools and techniques for analyzing, engineering and manipulating microbial and mammalian systems, applied to specific problems in biotechnology (e.g. biofuels) and medicine (e.g. obesity, diabetes). In our research we make use of modern techniques in metabolic engineering, metabolic flux analysis, stable-isotope labeling, tandem mass spectrometry, molecular biology, bioinformatics and computational biology.
Ryan Arsenault
Email | 302-831-7579
Assistant Professor
Department of Animal and Food Sciences
Kinomics, Microbiome, Peptide Array Design, Data Tools/Mining.
The Arsenault lab studies cellular signal transduction through the use of high-throughput peptide array technology. We study animal health and infectious diseases, gut health and immunometabolism. Bioinformatics plays a role at all levels including peptide array design, data integration, data mining and data visualization. Applying peptide array technology to new species and new post-translational modifications and the development of new data tools are an important part of our ongoing research.
Brian Bahnson
Email | (302) 831-6335
Associate Professor
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Structural Biology, Molecular Modeling
Jennifer F Biddle
Email | (302) 645-4267
Assistant Professor
Marine Biosciences
Microbial Populations and Processes in Subseafloor Marine Environments
Fidelma Boyd
Email | (302) 831-1088
Biological Sciences
Richard Braun
Email | (302) 831-1869
Mathematical Sciences
Richard Braun is an applied mathematician whose recent research focuses on dynamics of the tear film. He uses mathematical modeling, perturbation methods and computation methods to get results of interest to the ocular surface community.
Ben Carterette
Email | (302) 831-3185
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer & Information Sciences (CIS)
Artificial Intelligence
Sunita Chandrasekaran
Email | 302-831-2714
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer & Information Sciences
Dr. Chandrasekaran's research interests include exploring high-level directive-based parallel programming models for heterogeneous HPC and embedded systems, exploring strategies to migrate scientific applications to current and future platforms, creating benchmark suites representing real-world applications to measure performance of computing systems, building validation and verification suites for validating parallel programming models and its conformance to the standard.
Sheng-Chih Chen
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Adjunct Assistant Professor (CISC)
Computer and Information Sciences
Sheng-Chih Chen leads the technology company Intelligent Computing Systems to develop software tools and provide data services. He is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Delaware and Georgetown University Medical Center.
David Colby
Email | (302) 831-3649
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering
Our interests are broadly centered around neurological disease research, with specific interests 1) in the application of systems biology to understand the network of dysfunction underlying Huntington's disease and 2) in the development of novel tools for proteomics.
Prasad Dhurjati
Email | (302) 831-2879
Chemical Engineering and Mathematical Sciences
Systems Biology and Systems Engineering, Biochemical Engineering, Knowledge-based Diagnostics, Applied Mathematics
Our current research combines three decades of expertise in biotechnology and artificial intelligence. Common to both these application areas are the use of dynamic models, qualitative domain knowledge and artificial intelligence approaches for data interpretation and knowledge integration. The research has resulted in a hundred publications, training of forty graduate students and postdoctoral researchers, and over fifty undergraduate research theses. We are currently combining our past expertise in biotechnology and knowledge-based systems to develop system level tools and models for analysis and integration of data and domain knowledge.
Shanshan Ding
Email | 302-831-1884
Assistant Professor
Department of Applied Economics and Statistics
Dimension reduction, high dimensional data analysis, statistical learning, multivariate analysis, statistical applications.
Melinda Duncan
Email | (302) 831-0533
Department of Biological Sciences
Structural Biology, Molecular Modeling
The Duncan lab uses anatomical, genetic, molecular and cell biology methods to investigate the molecular basis of blinding eye conditions, most notably cataracts. Diverse bioinformatic methods are used in this research as well. A current focus of the lab and possible topic for a research MS thesis in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology is the bioinformatic analysis of RNA-seq data generated from tissues with highly non-normal distributions of gene expression.
Hui Fang
Email | (302) 831-7238
Assistant Professor
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE)
Information Retrieval, Data Mining
Pak-Wing Fok
Email | (302) 831-0637
Assistant Professor
Mathematical Sciences
Pak-Wing Fok is an Applied Mathematician whose research centers on atherogenesis and plaque development. He is interested in the physical and biological processes that drive plaques to grow and later rupture, using a combination of mathematical modeling and computation to understand these complex phenomena.
Guang Gao
Email | (302) 831-8218
Distinguished Professor
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE)
High Performance Computing, Data Mining
Pamela Green
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Crawford H. Greenewalt Professor
Plant & Soil Sciences
Marine Biosciences
The Green Lab studies RNA biology with emphasis on post-transcriptional control of gene expression at the genomic, epigenomic, molecular genetic, and biochemical levels. Our projects include genome-wide analyses of the human RNA degradome, the Arabidopsis RNA degradome in ribonuclease mutants, and noncoding RNAs, namely miRNAs and siRNAs associated with environmental and oxidative stress, aging, and tissue type. The work is carried out in model plants, food and bioenergy crop plants, marine invertebrates, and human cells.
Thomas Hanson
Email | (302) 831-3404
Associate Professor
Marine Biosciences
Microbial Genomics
John Jungck
Email | (302) 831-2281
Director of Interdisciplinary Science Instruction
College of Arts & Sciences
Dr. Jungck is primarily interested in four different areas of bioinformatics that are reflected in recent publications: 1)"Genetic Codes as Codes: Towards a Theoretical Basis for Bioinformatics;" 2)"Ka-me: A Voronoi Image Analyzer" that allows users to analyze biological images of polygonal tessellations such as dividing epithelia with computational geometry, graph theory, and spatial statistics; 3)"Evolutionary Bioinformatics: Making Meaning of Molecular Messages" with a focus on molecular phylogenetics; and "Bioinformatics education dissemination with an evolutionary problem solving perspective." Please visit http://bioquest.org/bedrock/ for bioinformatics education modules.
Chandra Kambhamettu
Email | (302) 831-8235
Associate Professor
Department of Computer & Information Sciences (CIS)
Biomedical Image analysis, Computer Vision/Graphics
Calvin Keeler
Email | (302) 831-6473
Department of Animal and Food Sciences (ANFS)
Pathogenomics, Innate Immunity, Molecular Virology
David Kirchman
Email | (302) 654-4375
Maxwell P. and Mildred H. Professor
Marine Biosciences
The Kirchman lab examines the role of heterotrophic and photoheterotrophic bacteria in elemental cycles of the oceans. Most of our work is focused on the carbon cycle and the processing of natural dissolved organic material in estuarine and coastal waters. Because the vast majority of these microbes cannot be cultivated, we use cultivation-independent approaches to identify bacteria and to explore the role of various types of bacteria in elemental cycles. We are also interested in what controls the growth, abundance, and biomass levels of bacteria over time and space. Current projects include work in the Delaware estuary, the Arctic Ocean, and in Antarctic Seas.
April Kloxin
Email | 302-831-3009
Assistant Professor
Chemical Engineering & Materials Science and Engineering
The April Kloxin Group seeks to understand important biological signals in tissue regeneration and disease using both a materials- and engineering-based approach. They design materials to mimic soft tissues, such as brain, muscle, and connective tissue, and whose properties can be modified at any location and time. These novel biomaterials are used as a flexible platform for cell culture to ask fundamental questions about how the environment surrounding a cell influences cell function and fate for tissue regeneration or disease progression. These findings are utilized to develop better strategies for tissue repair or disease treatment towards improving human health.
Arun Kumar
Assistant Professor
Medical Laboratory Sciences
My research interests are nanomedicine, nanotoxicity, tissue engineering, drug discover, protein drug interaction and biomedical devices. Nanomedicine will have extraordinary and far-reaching implications for the medical profession, for the definition of disease, for the diagnosis and treatment of medical conditions including aging, and ultimately for the improvement and extension of natural human biological structure and function. Further, I am expanding nanomedicine approach to treat and diagnose diseases at early stage such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, brain trauma, cardiomyopathies, cancer, gene therapy and chronic lung disease.
Salil Lachke
Email | (302) 831-3040
Assistant Professor
Biological Sciences
The Lachke lab uses systems-based approaches in combination with mouse and human genetics to identify genes critical to ocular development and function. We have developed a bioinformatics-based approach, iSyTE (integrated Systems Tool for Eye gene discovery) that has identified several novel candidate genes involved in lens development and disease. Opportunities are available for students with interest in developing tools for analyzing RNA-seq data generated from RNA-IP (Immuno Precipitation) experiments in the lens and lens-derived cells.
Kelvin Lee
Email | (302) 831-1818
Gore Professor, Director of Delaware Biotechnology Institute
Department of Chemical Engineering
Systems Biology, Proteomics
Jung-Youn Lee
Email | (302) 831-3230
Associate Professor
Department of Plant & Soil Sciences (PLSC)
Lee laboratory research is focused on understanding the role of cell-to-cell communication through plasmodesmata in plants by taking a multidisciplinary approach employing cell and molecular biology, biochemistry, genetics, and bioinformatics. Plasmodesmata are intercellular communication channels unique to plant systems that are considered one of the fundamental changes that occurred during the evolution of land plants. Yet, our understanding of this fundamental structure is quite limited. The Lee lab is tackling this problem by working towards unmystifying their molecular composition and architecture, control mechanisms, and roles in physiological and developmental processes.
Xiaoming Li
Email | (302) 831-0334
Assistant Professor
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE)
High Performance Computing and Applications
Li's research is focused on the high-performance computing and its applications. Specifically, we develop code optimization techniques that accelerate programs on various computer platforms including multi-core processors and Graphic Processing Units (GPU's). Furthermore, we deliver near-peak performance for many widely used numerical routines such as FFT and BLAS. Our research propels the efficiency of computation, which ultimately caps the size and complexity of problems that can be solved by the computational approach in bioinformatics and related areas.
Li Liao
Email | (302) 831-3500
Associate Professor
Department of Computer & Information Sciences
Identification/Prediction of Sequence and Structural Signatures of Protein, DNA and RNA; Systems Biology, with a focus on Protein-Protein Interaction Prediction and Regulatory Networks Inference; Comparative Genomics; Sequence Assembly
Lucas Lu
Email | 302-831-2401
Assistant Professor
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Our research focuses on the mechanobiology in musculoskeletal system, in particular how cartilage and bone cells sense the mechanical forces generated from our physical activities and transfer the signals into orchestrated cellular activities. Using advanced mechanical methods, microscopy techniques, nanotechnology, proteomics and computational modeling, the mechano-chemical conversation between cartilage and bone at both molecular and cellular levels are investigated to understand the etiology of osteoarthritis and osteoporosis, and to find new therapeutic interventions aimed at the mitigation or treatment of these diseases.
Edward Lyman
Email | (302) 831-3519
Assistant Professor
Physics & Astronomy
Julia Maresca
Email | (302) 831-4391
Assistant Professor
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Adam Marsh
Email | (302) 645-4367
Associate Professor
Marine Biosciences
Environmental Bioinformatics
Blake Meyers
Donald Danforth Plant Science Center
Division of Plant Sciences
University of Missouri
Plant Genomics, Bioinformatics
The primary emphasis of the Meyers lab is the analysis of small RNAs in plants. With our many collaborators, we have pioneered genomic analysis of small RNAs and their targets, working with "next-gen" sequencing technologies nearly since their invention. The Meyers lab continues to develop and apply novel informatics approaches for the analysis of RNA function in plants.
Anja Nohe
Email | (302) 831-2959
Assistant Professor
Department of Biological Sciences (BIO)
Systems Biology, Pathway Modeling, pbpk Modeling
Terry Papoutsakis
Email | (302) 831-8376
Eugene DuPont Professor
Department of Chemical Engineering (ChE)
Systems Biology, Metabolic Engineering
Sandeep Patel
Email | (302) 831-6024
Assistant Professor
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry (CHEM)
Computational Chemistry
P. Michael Peterson
Email | (302) 831-3672
Professor and Chair
Department of Behavorial Health and Nutrition
Dr. Peterson has extensive experience in behavioral assessment and change. He is also an expert in health and media, social marketing and has developed and implemented numerous research studies related to behavior change via social marketing interventions. He has consulted with a wide variety of private, non-profit, and government agencies in the area of behavioral change and assessment. He also has been primary investigator on many grant projects that promote health in communities throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, and has created highly acclaimed cutting-edge tools for assessing health-related behavioral, psychosocial, and ecological measures.
Shawn Polson
Email | (302)831-3235
Director, CBCB Bioinformatics Core Facility
Research Associate Professor
Computer and Information Sciences
My research interests lie at the intersection of genomics and microbial ecology, examining the ways in which microorganisms and viruses affect and are affected by their environments.
Jing Qiu
Email | 302-831-4550
Assistant Professor
Department of Applied Economics and Statistics
Analysis of high dimensional data, statistical modeling of genomics data, gene expression data analysis, DNA methylation analysis, high dimensional equivalence test, confidence intervals for selected means, multiple testing, Bayesian modeling.
Lidia Rejto
Department of Food & Resource Economics (FREc)
Gilberto Schleiniger
Email | (302) 831-1872
Associate Professor
Department of Mathematical Sciences (MATH)
Mathematical Biology, Computational Biology, Mathematical Modeling and Scientific Computation
Carl Schmidt
Email | (302) 831-1334
Associate Professor
Department of Animal and Food Sciences
Avian Genomics
Erica Selva
Email | (302) 831-6096
Associate Professor
Department of Biological Sciences
Signal Transduction
Vijay Shanker
Email | (302) 831-1952
Department of Computer & Information Sciences (CIS)
Natural Language Processing, Text Mining of Biomedical Literature, Machine Learning
Hagit Shatkay
Email | (302) 831-8622
Associate Professor
Computer and Information Sciences
Computational Biology, Medical Informatics, Bioinformatics, Machine Learning, Data and Text Mining, and their combination.
Abhyudai Singh
Email | (302) 831-8677
Assistant Professor
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Research in our lab is focused on developing mathematical and computational tools for studying the stochastic dynamics of gene-protein networks at a single cell resolution. By combining these computational techniques with high-throughput experimental data we map novel regulatory mechanisms within gene-protein networks. Of particular interests are sub-cellular biochemical networks underlying various disease systems. Current research uses coupled experimental-computational approaches to characterize gene regulatory networks encoded by pathogenic viruses such as Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Herpes viruses, and design strategies to manipulate these networks for therapeutic benefit.
Jia Song
Email | 302-831-2794
Assistant Professor
Department of Biological Sciences
The Song lab uses computational, molecular biological, systems biology approaches such as next generation sequencing and proteomic approaches to understand the regulatory roles of microRNAs in early development.
Michela Taufer
Email | (302) 831-0071
Associate Professor
Department of Computer & Information Sciences (CIS)
Grid Computing, Cloud Computing, Parallel Algorithms on Hybrid Computing Platforms (multi-cores, GPUs)
Kenneth VanGolen
Email | (302) 831-2669
Assistant Professor
Department of Biological Sciences
Breast, Prostate and Pancreatic Cancer
Randall Wisser
Email | (302) 831-1356
Assistant Professor
Department of Plant & Soil Sciences (PLSC)
Plant and Fungal Genetics
The Wisser plant breeding and genetics lab studies complex or quantitative trait variation as it applies to crop improvement. Investigations are centered on the genetics and biology of response to selection, environmental adaptation and disease resistance. Our laboratory provides a setting for students and professionals to explore biological questions relevant to plant improvement while developing fundamental skills in the fields of genetics, breeding, statistics, bioinformatics and molecular biology through a combination of field, laboratory and computational experimentation.
Eric Wommack
Email | (302) 831-4362
Deputy Dean and
Assoc. Dean for Research & Graduate Education, CANR
Plant and Soil Sciences
Viral Genomics
Cathy Wu
Email | (302) 831-8869
Jefferson Professor
Computer & Information Sciences
Biological Sciences
Computational Systems Biology, Protein Structure and Function, Biological Text Mining and Ontology, Bioinformatics Cyberinfrastructure
Jingyi Yu
Email | (302) 831-0345
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer & Information Sciences (CIS)
Computer Graphics, Computer Vision, Image and Video Processing, Novel Camera Designs
Xiaoke Zhang
Email |
Assistant Professor
Department of Statistics George Washington University
Functional data analysis, longitudinal data analysis, smoothing, dimension reduction, statistical learning, and neuroimaging (EEG, fMRI).
Ryan Zurakowski
Email | (302) 831-0331
Assistant Professor
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE)
Biomedical Engineering, Mathematical Biology, Evolutionary Modeling


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Queens residents will get a chance to hear individuals running for state and federal office discuss issues affecting their everyday lives at two candidates forums at St. John's University this month.
TimesLedger Newspapers, the Queens Chronicle and St. John's are sponsoring the Oct. 18 and Oct. 25 forums at the university. Both forums will run from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and will be held in the Belson Moot Courtroom in St. John's' law school. The general public is invited to attend.
"It's a learning opportunity for the students to not only get to know who the elected officials are, but get a better understanding of the issues dealt with at the state level and federal level," said Brian Browne, assistant vice president of government relations at St. John's. "We hope it's a teachable moment for the students, as well as everyone in the audience."
State Sen. Frank Padavan (R-Bellerose) and his Democratic challenger, Tony Avella, will attend Monday's event, as will state Sen. Toby Stavisky (D-Whitestone), state Assemblyman David Weprin (D-Little Neck) and his Republican challenger Timothy Furey and Assemblyman Rory Lancman (D-Fresh Meadows).
Stavisky and Lancman are running unopposed.
"Even though Toby Stavisky does not have an opponent, we wanted her there because she is the chair of the Committee on Higher Education, and Rory Lancman is our local legislator," Browne said.
Gubernatorial candidates Andrew Cuomo, the Democratic state attorney general, and Carl Paladino, a Republic developer from Buffalo, were asked to attend to the first forum but are scheduled to appear at Hofstra University that evening.
A number of individuals running for the U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives have been invited to the Oct. 25 forum, including U.S. Sens. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.). Schumer's Republican challenger, Jay Townsend, has confirmed. Republican Joe DioGuardi, who is running against Gillibrand, is also invited.
U.S. Rep. Gary Ackerman (D-Bayside) and his Republican challenger, James Milano, are invited. Milano has agreed to attend.
U.S. Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-Jamaica) has also been invited, and his Republican challenger Asher Taub confirmed he will be there. U.S. Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-Forest Hills) has received an invite, and his Republican challenger Bob Turner will be there.
A panel of two St. John's students and reporters from TimesLedger and the Queens Chronicle will pose questions to the candidates. Browne will be the moderator.
For more information, visit stjohns.ed
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2004 Uka and Nalini Solanki Foundation Lecture featuring Suniti Solomon
Posted on November 7, 2012
Thursday April 1st, 2004 7:00 PM
The second Solanki Lecture, featured one of India's most distinguished HIV/AIDS researchers, Dr. Suniti Solomon. This lecture was attended by 200 people. The title of Dr. Solomon's talk was "Shaping the Response to the AIDS Epidemic in India and Engaging in a Culturally Appropriate Plan of Action."
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Tetralogy of Fallot occurs during fetal growth, when the baby's heart is developing. While factors such as poor maternal nutrition, viral illness or genetic disorders might increase the risk of this condition, in most cases the cause of tetralogy of Fallot is unknown.
The four abnormalities that make up the tetralogy of Fallot include:
Pulmonary valve stenosis. Pulmonary valve stenosis is a narrowing of the pulmonary valve — the valve that separates the lower right chamber of the heart (right ventricle) from the main blood vessel leading to the lungs (pulmonary artery).
Narrowing (constriction) of the pulmonary valve reduces blood flow to the lungs. The narrowing might also affect the muscle beneath the pulmonary valve.
Ventricular septal defect. A ventricular septal defect is a hole in the wall that separates the two lower chambers of the heart — the left and right ventricle. The hole allows deoxygenated blood in the right ventricle — blood that has circulated through the body and is returning to the lungs to replenish its oxygen supply — to flow into the left ventricle and mix with oxygenated blood fresh from the lungs.
Blood from the left ventricle also flows back to the right ventricle in an inefficient manner. This ability for blood to flow through the ventricular septal defect reduces the supply of oxygenated blood to the body and eventually can weaken the heart.
Overriding aorta. Normally the aorta — the main artery leading out to the body — branches off the left ventricle. In tetralogy of Fallot, the aorta is shifted slightly to the right and lies directly above the ventricular septal defect.
In this position the aorta receives blood from both the right and left ventricles, mixing the oxygen-poor blood from the right ventricle with the oxygen-rich blood from the left ventricle.
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from comment #19 of #1567428: Active trail tests, in order to handle static variables in Drupal 8 we should convert every use of statics to instead be protected properties of proper objects. The result of this effort will be that we properly register objects into the Dependency Injection Container and perhaps do away with drupal_static() and drupal_static_reset().
Comment #2Crell CreditAttribution: Crell commented
This isn't a task unto itself per se, I think, but rather a side-effect of other work. Eg, the menu system needs to be turned into a proper set of objects (after routing it ripped out), and the statics eliminated as part of that. Simply creating objects somewhere that hold statics instead of them being inside functions buys us nothing.
Comment #3sun CreditAttribution: sun commented
|Convert all statics to Object Properties
|» [meta] Remove all drupal_static()s + drupal_static() itself
|Issue summary:
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|Issue tags:
|-MN code sprint
|+@deprecated, +DIE
HEAD has 93 calls to drupal_static()
Most of them in legacy procedural code that is actively being converted into service classes right now. In essence, those calls should "magically vanish" ;-)
However, for some strange reason, some
drupal_static()s were taken over as-is into object-oriented code that is clean otherwise. For example,
Drupal\Core\Cache\DatabaseBackend still maintains the state of cache tags via
In any case, these
drupal_static()s (1) prevent us from properly using and leveraging the kernel and (2) harm tests.
Comment #4tim.plunkett CreditAttribution: tim.plunkett commented
Spoke with @alexpott in IRC, he said this did not qualify for a beta or release blocker, but agreed it should be a beta target.
Comment #5catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
The database backend should get fixed by #918538: Decouple cache tags from cache bins (it should have been converted to a static property of the class initially, but better to fix it properly in that issue).
Comment #6Berdir CreditAttribution: Berdir commented
static does not work because static survives test tearDown(), I tried that :)
Comment #7sidharrell CreditAttribution: sidharrell commented
changed issue summary to better reflect how to do the replacement.
Comment #8andypost CreditAttribution: andypost commented
@alexpott in IRC, he said this did not qualify for a beta or release blocker, but agreed it should be a beta target.
So how this issue fits into 8.0.x?
Comment #9catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
|» Normal
There's not really anything that can be done in itself here. There are 68 references to drupal_static() left in the code base. This is compared to 191 in Drupal 7.
During the 8.x cycle, we'll be able to move more code to classes/services, which will mean less drupal_static() calls, leaving procedural wrappers in for bc.
Then once core isn't using it, drupal_static() can be deprecated, then removed for 9.0.x.
Comment #10Crell CreditAttribution: Crell at Palantir.net commented
Would it make sense to mark it deprecated now, slated for 9.x removal, so that contrib authors know to stop using it?
Comment #11catch CreditAttribution: catch commented
No I think we need to only mark things @deprecated when there is active work to replace them with a definite alternative. A lot of things got marked deprecated in the 8.x cycle without a viable replacement, most infamously url() and l(), and that led to nasty surprises later on. So when there are no uses of drupal_static() in core, or if all the usages are only in functions that are marked @deprecated themselves, let's mark it, but not before.
Comment #12almaudoh CreditAttribution: almaudoh commented
|» 8.2.x-dev
Comment #13xjm CreditAttribution: xjm commented
This issue was marked as a beta target for the 8.0.x beta, but is not applicable as an 8.1.x beta target, so untagging.


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