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SPECTRa and SPECTRa-T
Every chemistry department spends millions each year on determining crystal structures, calculating properties of molecules and measuring spectra for newly synthesised compounds. The data are potentially extremely valuable, but almost all of them are lost. Of those that are saved … Continue reading
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Open * [Chris Swain]
Until the blog cruft disappears I’ll try to repost comments. Here’s one from Chrsi Swain From: Chris Swain Subject: Blog Date: Thu, 12 Apr 2007 09:22:22 +0100 Hi, Great to see you back! I tried to post this comment but … Continue reading
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Ownership/Copyright of Comments and Email
David Goodman raises a question in response to this post: December 18th, 2006 at 11:33 pm e excerpted and adapted from my Dec 18 posting on the SPARC-OA list:As an example, relevant to this very posting, I quote from this … Continue reading
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"English sentences without overt grammatical subject"
We had a Ph. D. viva today and a small party afterwards. We got onto interesting scholarly publications which reminded me of a paper which came out in my early career. It was by Quang Phuc Dong (South Hanoi Institute … Continue reading
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SOAP of the evening, beau…tiful SOAP
There are simple ways to do things on the web, and there are Simple ways. Jonathan Robie, a long-time member of XML-DEV found this… From: Jonathan Robie To: “xml- >> ‘XML Developers List’” Subject: [xml-dev] The S stands for Simple … Continue reading
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ASATW: Beth's Blog Notes and virtual communities
Beth Ritter-Guth mailed me yesterday… As you will see, I have started generating notes about your blog on >my research wiki. Please feel free to make comments on the wiki or >through email if you wish to clarify my statements … Continue reading
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