rd Toward a coherent strategy for Covid-19 By www.business-standard.com Published On :: Mon, 30 Mar 2020 23:23:00 +0530 Having a strategy is essential. But equally important is that the strategy accurately describe the economic problem at hand Full Article
rd San Francisco is a Ghost Town: The Story Behind Eadweard Muybridge’s Spooky Panorama By behindthescenes.nyhistory.org Published On :: Wed, 11 Sep 2019 19:09:38 +0000 Tycoons love to survey their empires. And in the 1870s, that empire was San Francisco. The city was in a period of ravenous growth fueled by mining discoveries like the 1848 Gold Rush and the Comstock Lode, and the first transcontinental rail line, a feat that made the men behind the Central Pacific Railroad—Mark Hopkins,... The post San Francisco is a Ghost Town: The Story Behind Eadweard Muybridge’s Spooky Panorama appeared first on Behind The Scenes. Full Article Collections Exhibitions Library Now on View Photographs black and white photography collections exhibitions library now on view panoramas photography
rd History at Home: Longshots, Underdogs, and Great Moments in New York Sports By behindthescenes.nyhistory.org Published On :: Wed, 06 May 2020 16:58:29 +0000 In 2010, our Public Program series welcomed an all-star lineup: journalist and then-New York Times columnist Bob Herbert, The New Yorker‘s Adam Gopnik, and boxing writer and sports historian Bert Sugar (who sadly, passed away in 2012). The subject of their talk was an irresistible one for any sports fan who’s missing the action during lockdown: longshots, underdogs,... The post History at Home: Longshots, Underdogs, and Great Moments in New York Sports appeared first on Behind The Scenes. Full Article General Public Programs
rd Alfred Lord Tennyson's 'In Memoriam' By library.dur.ac.uk Published On :: Mon, 04 May 2020 12:16:02 +0100 Title: Alfred Lord Tennyson's 'In Memoriam' [electronic resource] : a reading guide / Anna Barton.Author: Barton, Anna, 1979-, author.Imprint: Edinburgh : Edinburgh University Press, [2012]";"©2012Shelfmark: JSTOR ebooksSubjects: Tennyson, Alfred Tennyson, Baron, 1809-1892. In memoriam. Tennyson, Alfred Tennyson, Baron, 1809-1892 -- Criticism and interpretation. In memoriam (Tennyson, Alfred Tennyson, Baron). fast (OCoLC)fst01937933 English poetry -- 19th century -- History and criticism Full Article
rd Edward Thomas By library.dur.ac.uk Published On :: Mon, 04 May 2020 12:16:02 +0100 Title: Edward Thomas [electronic resource] : the origins of his poetry / Judy Kendall.Author: Kendall, Judy, author.Imprint: Cardiff, [Wales] : University of Wales Press, [2012]";"©2012Shelfmark: Ebook CentralSubjects: Thomas, Edward, 1878-1917 -- Poetic works. Pastoral poetry, English -- History and criticism. Soldiers' writings, English -- History and criticism. English poetry -- 20th century -- History and criticism. Full Article
rd India will not face serious coronavirus COVID-19 situation like some developed countries: Health Minister Harsh Vardhan By zeenews.india.com Published On :: Saturday, May 09, 2020, 15:26 GMT +5:30 Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan on Saturday assured that India will not face a serious coronavirus COVID-19 situation seen in some developed countries. He, however, said that the country is prepared for the worst-case scenario. Full Article
rd Chhattisgarh`s first CM Ajit Jogi suffers cardiac arrest, put on ventilator, condition serious By zeenews.india.com Published On :: Saturday, May 09, 2020, 16:46 GMT +5:30 A bureaucrat-turned politician, Ajit Jogi had served as the first CM of Chhattisgarh from November 2000 to November 2003 in then Congress government, after the state came into existence. Full Article
rd Diagnosis of Mental Disorders by Clinical Psychologists - Is it Unethical? By ufsciencenews.blogspot.com Published On :: Thu, 14 Jun 2007 20:38:00 +0000 According to their ethical code...which usually becomes part of a state's licensing statutes...the unethics of diagnosing mental disorders by clinical psychologists is a problem.Clinical psychology has its roots in psychometrics...the scientific measurement of mental functions. The earliest and most commonly known example of this is IQ testing.For a Ph.D. in clinical psychology...students had to know and use the scientific literature...then to design and carry out publishable scientific research.If they couldn't...it didn't matter how caring they were in the clinic. They didn't get a Ph.D. because the Code of Ethics For Psychologists -- Standard 2.04 says clearly...Psychologists' work is based upon established scientific...knowledge of the discipline.And the 'disorders' in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM)...the diagnostic bible...are not determined by scientific investigation. Scientific knowledge is missing in the diagnostic practice of clinical psychology.A clinical psychologist diagnoses a 'disorder' by matching symptoms to descriptions in the DSM. Good science requires a standard of what's normal before you can decide what is abnormal. But normal and disordered are never defined to differentiate them. So the extent of any 'disorder' can't be measured.Despite its requirement to be scientific in its activities...the profession became 'medicalized' and adopted the procedures and the jargon of psychiatry -- which has never claimed to be a scientific discipline. It uses borrowed terms like...mental health...psychotherapy...psychopathology...psychiatric diagnosis. And it often relies on medication to manage symptoms in patients.Why would psychologists use unethical methods?Unfortunately the incentives...or pressures...are great for psychologists to use unvalidated diagnoses. Insurance companies...who pay psychologists...and the courts...that use them as expert witnesses...put great emphasis on diagnosis of mental disorder.How could this affect me?It wouldn't be such a serious matter...except a diagnosis of psychiatric disorder can have unexpected negative consequences in people's lives. When they don't know who uses diagnostic data or how...people even can lose their liberty based on unvalidated disorders.If you see a clinical psychologist and you use insurance to pay for psychotherapy...a diagnosis is usually required...and may legally be shared with the insurer's affiliated companies.This data sharing may have negative results (e.g., denial of employment)...which the therapist may not have explored with you. If not...then your agreement to put diagnostic data on the insurance form was not informed consent.However, the Code of Ethics For Psychologists requires informed consent to share information (Standard 3.10) by discussing...1. the involvement of third parties (e.g., an insurance company or credit card company and their affiliates) and limits of confidentiality. (Standard 10.01).2. by discussing the foreseeable uses of the information generated through their psychological activities. (Standard 4.02)How do I know psychiatric diagnosis isn't scientific?With the DSM-III the American Psychiatric Association tried to validate the psychiatric diagnosis of 'disorders'...using scientific methods to answer the question: Would clinicians...independently evaluating the same symptoms...arrive at the same diagnosis?The results were discouraging. Clinician agreement was very variable. This makes almost all mental health diagnoses arbitrary. But they are put in medical records as facts.And this arbitrariness infects the next edition of the manual (DSM-V). The physicians candidly assert they may never establish the scientific validity of these 'disorders'...Limitations in the current diagnostic paradigm...embodied in the currentDSM-IV...suggest that future research efforts...exclusively focused onrefining the DSM-defined syndromes...may never be successful...inuncovering their underlying [causes].So, the 'disorders' are...and will remain scientifically unreliable opinion.You can read about the future DSM-V at the url listed below.How are psychiatric disorders discovered if they're not scientific?They aren't discovered...most are created. Committees of physicians (and a few non-physicians) decide...intuitively...what a mental disorder is.For example...if a child is no good at arithmetic...she may be diagnosed with 315.1 Mathematics Disorder. Difficulty with arithmetic may be due to lack of interest. But that's not a disorder. Or it may be due to neurological problems. Which makes it a genuine medical issue...not an arbitrary psychiatric disorder.What should I do?You can remember that psychologists are required to practice from established scientific knowledge. They must have your informed consent to share information...such as a diagnosis. So...lacking those things...you should have concerns in this age of massive government and corporate data bases.And you should raise any concerns about the unethics of diagnosing mental disorders with your psychologist or other therapist. But first know what their ethical requirements are. The url for psychologists is below. For other professions just type into a search engine "ethics for..." and add the name of the profession.If you and your clinical psychologist haven't discussed these things...which might make you decide not to use insurance benefits...your relationship may be on vague ethical grounds...which are inadequate to protect you...the consumer...from unwanted consequences.Can I still see a psychologist if I don't want a psychiatric diagnosis?Of course. It's very doable. And I'll cover how in another article. Full Article clinical psychologists diagnosis DSM IV ethics mental disorders unethics
rd Dream Journaling Provides A Record Of Your Growth, Your Progress And Your Future By ufsciencenews.blogspot.com Published On :: Fri, 27 Jul 2007 16:01:00 +0000 We daydream respective modern times each night, but research shows the concluding dreaming just before awakening incorporates the most practical solutions to your most urgent challenges. The first dreaming of the evening, on the other hand, incorporates the most revelatory, mystical and psychical material. This dreaming may happen just as you float off, or within the first two hours of sleep. If you desire aid with problem-solving, record your concluding dreaming in the morning. If you seek illusionist and psychical input signal attempt to capture your first dreaming of the night. Whatever your goal, usage a dreaming journal. Recording dreamings on a regular footing links the rational head with the interior life, and forges critical partnerships between facets of the self.Dreams often come up as series, throughout the night, for a few nighttimes in a row, and/or within some natural rhythm of hebdomads or seasons. They are often intimately connected with events in the dreamer's life, and even with events that are yet to occur. For instance, for the last 5 years, I've had foreign dreamings every March. The significance of March plus foreigners still eludes me, but I'm getting ever closer to deciphering the importance. A couple of major events that have got taken topographic point in March include the beginning of springtime -and end of winter, which is my least front-runner season-and the birth of my first child. Aliens generally stand for something unfamiliar and foreign (alien) that is or will be introduced into your consciousness or your life. This "something" might be a new, and perhaps unwelcome, attitude, thought or apprehension (about self), or a new event or state of affairs in waking world that you haven't had any experience with yet, or that you experience unsure or uncomfortable with or about. In respect to my foreign series, the trouble in analyzing it is that springtime and the birth of my boy are positive mental images representing birth, life and renewal (to me), yet the foreign facet looks to stand for anxiousness over something foreign. This wouldn't be that much of a job to analyse if it weren't for the fact that these dreamings recur every March. Why March? I'm calm working on this series. When I acquire it all figured out, I'll allow you all know.By recording your dreams, you're able to travel back through them to detect patterns, cycles, recurring symbols, and even clairvoyant messages. You can discover, for instance, that you may have got a specific type of dreaming or a specific symbol show up just before or after you undergo a dramatic alteration in your life, or when you are experiencing a peculiar emotion. By trailing your dreams, you'll be better prepared for what's to come. For example, you've been recording your dreamings for a piece and acknowledge that just before you ship upon a new human relationship you daydream of two ships adrift on the ocean. One morning time you wake up and record a new ships dreaming and recognize that you'll soon get another relationship. We'll discourse warning and signaling dreamings in another article. Armed with this insight, you'll be in a better place to do an informed pick or well-thought out decision. By recording your dreams, you're able to act, rather than react.Dream Journaling is a originative as well as a practical exercise. Though it's highly personal, there are some general guidelines that volition aid you acquire the most out of the process.Always start your diary entry with the date, and clip if you can.Describe the setting, or background of the dream.The scene in which you happen yourself in the dreaming can state you a batch about your interior state. Are you inside or outside? Bash you happen yourself in a childhood place or your business office building? Are you trekking across an arid desert, or floating in a lake? If you daydream of a landscape in some sort of turmoil, that may reflect your feeling of turbulence on the inside. There are dreams, however, that have got no distinguishable background or setting. This may simply be because the background or scene isn't of primary importance in this dream.The most of import entry besides the existent dreaming itself is the title. You'll probably necessitate to enter the dreaming and then read and reread it before you're able to give it a title. Your statute title should reflect the overall feelings you received about the dream, but doesn't have got to. You can chose to give the dreaming a very factual statute title if you prefer. For example, the 'ships' dreaming above may be titled "Adrift at Sea," or "Two Ships Pass Each Other." There are two differing ideas on titling dreams. The statement for giving your dreaming an intuitive statute statute title based on the feelings, ideas and feelings you have got about the dream, is that the title will uncover further information about the message of the dream. On the other hand, the statement for titling your dreaming based on the primary action, or declared another way, a more than than factual title, is that when you travel back over your diary (which you should make on a regular basis) you'll the more factual statute statute title will give you a better thought of what the dreaming was about. This is especially true if you've kept a diary for a figure of years. Try remembering what "Adrift at Sea" was about five old age after recording it. You may make up one's mind to give your dreaming both types of titles, and that's mulct too. They're your dreams, and it's your journal. Bash what you experience is the best for you.Next, record any emotions you experienced during the dreaming or upon waking.Intense emotion is the subconscious head mind's volume control and additions recall. Scenes of natural disasters, sinking ships and person lesions are common shortly after romanticist break-ups and other losses. Remember that force in dreamings is usually about force to the self. Those gory scenes picture internal hurting more often than physical danger. Although many dreaming research workers reason that dreamings are primarily negative, this isn't true. We be given to spontaneously remember more than dreamings with negative or distressing imagination because these types of dreamings have got a stronger influence on us, and thus be given to aftermath us out of our sleep. Also short letter any ideas or feelings you may have got had when first waking up. I woke up from a dreaming once literally singing "Lunatic Fringe" a song by Uncle Tom Cochran, with one chief word changed. Instead of vocalizing Lunatic Fringe, Iodine was vocalizing "Lunatic Fred...I cognize your out there..." Iodine noted these words in my diary and later when online to happen the remainder of the lyrics. I then heard the song on the radiocommunication respective modern times over the adjacent week.Describe the chief fictional fictional fictional characters in the dream.When recording characters, wage peculiar attending to how they interact with each other, and what their human relationship is to you (the dreamer) and other characters. As an example, what features would best define your human relationship with your mother? How makes she do you experience (in waking life)? Safe, loved, smothered, guilty? Many dreaming workers throw that ALL fictional characters in a dreaming are an facet of you. And those dreaming workers that work from a gestalt theoretical account believe that EVERYTHING in the dreaming is some facet of you, including the bug crawling up your arm, or the lavatory you're sitting on. Since my belief (and research) is that dreamings set up us for what is to come up into our lives (people, places, things, events and conditions) I don't hold that everything in the dreaming is some facet of the self. Actually I don't work from any 1 paradigm. But whatever works for you, is good for you. We'll cover with different dreaming theories and reading styles in future articles.Once you get keeping path of your dreams, you'll detect certain themes, or patterns.You may desire to add this class to your diary entries. There are cosmopolitan subjects that dad up over and over again in the dreamings of dreamers from around the globe. Some common dreaming subjects are, flying, falling, being chased, being bare in public, being lost, or having your dentition (or hair) autumn out.When authorship out the dream, defy the impulse to embroider or "clean it up" You might desire to add a word or two, or take something out, because it is awkward or humiliating. Don't! You don't have got to demo your dreaming diary to anybody, so you are free to compose unhindered. Often daydreams look disjointed or uncomplete to the logical mind. Don't worry, this is normal and isn't a phone call to redact and better on the content.Editing the content of your dreaming can change the message.Record the dreaming from start to complete using present tense, as if you are re-living the event/s. For example, I am on a ship, rather than I was on a ship.If the dreaming is quite long, record the scenes in separate paragraphs. It's helpful to foreground action words and phrases. They are most often metaphors for the targeted action in waking life. Searching for a lost or misplaced point often pictures an effort is being made to happen one's place, one's ideals, or purpose. The nature of the search, of course, depends on the dreaming imagination and its context. Struggling acclivitous often reflects loads and challenges; What experiences like an acclivitous conflict right now?Make a short letter of any particularly vivid, distressing or absorbing symbols, as well as any recurring symbols (symbols that have got appeared in other dreams). Write a little verbal verbal description of what is going on in the dream, the chief conflict, situation, relationship, etc.We'll work through authorship your little description in a hereafter article. For now something like, two alone ships go through without seeing the other, will suffice.If the dreaming imagination is that of trying to happen a parking place, the little verbal description might be something like, I can't happen somewhere to halt and rest, or I'm unable to happen a topographic point for my vehicle. Where are you supposed to park your "vehicle" right now? Emotional turbulences may bring forth dreamings of floods, or awful earthquakes. Notice your attempted solutions and how they impact the outcome.As a concluding entry, do a short letter of any synchronisms you detect in the followers twenty-four hours or years that associate to the dream. Perhaps you'll detect respective mentions to ships or catch a film about seafaring or a catastrophe at sea. Or perhaps you'll hear a song that you had awakened vocalizing (like Lunatic Fringe). As well, short letter any similarities in waking life to that of the dreaming content. You may acquire a feeling of dé ja vu when you travel somewhere or ran into someone. You may catch sight of an physical object that was in the dream, etc. These incidents may demo that your dreaming was precognitive, telepathic, clairvoyant, or even a warning dream. But if you don't record these events, no substance how trivial they may appear, you'll lose some very utile information and guidance.Have merriment with your journaling. Don't do it a chore. And be creative. You can add anything you like to your dreaming journal. You can include your day-to-day activities, which assists to find if dreamings are related to your waking activities of the former twenty-four hours or not (which I've establish is rare).Don't bury to maintain some type of medium for recording your dreamings by your bedside. You can utilize a pad of paper and pen to compose them out, or if it's easier, usage a tape recording equipment to enter them. If you kip with a partner, be considerate of them. Try to utilize the least invasive method. And DON'T set off recording your dreamings until morning, or later. Dreams are illusive small critters and it's guaranteed that you'll bury most, if not all, of the content if you wait to enter it. Well discourse methods and sweetening of dreaming recollection in a hereafter article.Dream well.Terry Gillis Full Article dream journal dreams dreams show you where you are and where you're recording your dreams
rd Anxiety Disorders - How They Can Be Helped By ufsciencenews.blogspot.com Published On :: Tue, 07 Aug 2007 15:38:00 +0000 Anxiety, in a controlled level, is a very helpful mechanism. This do you a spot more alert than usual or a spot more prepared since the prospect of failing or losing just lies around the corner. But anxiousness upset is another story. It cripples the individual affected ; it directs him to privacy owed to possible awful result that may originate irrationally or it completely sucks the life out of him through delimiting his normal activities to, say, compulsive yet irrational behaviours which is the lawsuit of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. And what's worse, the symptoms of an anxiousness upset could endure for as long as 6 calendar months but when untreated, it could impact a individual for a lifetime.Anxiety upset is a wide class of temper upsets that look in assorted forms, with assorted symptoms and in a assortment of people. Here are some illustrations of anxiousness upsets that look pervasively in American population.Panic Disorder If person have a terror disorder, he may experience like an at hand doomsday is about to take over him, or a sense of internal and external pandemonium is about to clang him or it may also look like he is losing control of everything, realistically or unrealistically.The nature of terror upset plant like it is something that the patient have lost entire control of. This then bring forths physiological symptoms such as as racing pulse or those symptoms that are usually associated with a individual who is undergoing a bosom attack.Most patients study of sudden onslaughts of terror disorder. In between onslaughts though, patients seek to restrict the apprehension and anxiousness that it may go on again. However, the more than than they seek to command their fear, the more they go susceptible to being consumed by their fears.Panic upset could stand up alone or may happen only as portion of a specific mental upset like that of agoraphobia.Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Obsessive-Compulsive behaviour roots from the privation of a individual to command the anxiousness that irresistible impulse and compulsion can produce. It is marked by grim and very upsetting ideas or irresistible impulses and irrational rites or compulsions. The rites or the compulsions are not enjoyable and people who experience them could not explicate exactly why they make what they do. Also, their irrational ideas usually command them, thus making them experience overly irrational or making them execute planetary and unreasonable behaviors.For example, people who are obsessed on interlopers may happen themselves locking and relocking their doors respective modern times before they travel to bed. Or if they are obsessed by sources or dirt, they may happen themselves putting alcoholic beverage in their custody a figure of modern times in an hour. On another case, a individual with OCD who is obsessed on societal embarrassment may happen herself in presence of the mirror, arranging and rearranging her do up. Normally, these behaviours come up with senseless ideas such as as the decease of loved one if one is not able to execute the rites well.At its best, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder could assist supply impermanent alleviation on the obsessive ideas of the patients.Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) This upset roots from a traumatic ordeal which appealed as physical injury or as a menace of physical harm. People with posttraumatic stress disorder are easily startled by things that remind them of their terrific experience. They also avoid places, things and even events that may convey back the memories of the specific traumatic incident. Usually, posttraumatic stress upset and its symptoms develop calendar months after the incident and may endure for as short as a calendar month of anxiousness or may go chronic if left untreated.Social Anxiety Disorder (Social Phobia)This is an anxiousness disorder that manifests when person goes extremely witting and overly apprehensive about normal societal situations. For example, a individual with societal phobic disorder may have got a amusing feeling in his tummy once the twenty-four hours of a societal assemblage occurs. This could also ensue to a chronic and intense fearfulness of being watched and judged by everyone.Specific Phobias Phobias are irrational fearfulnesses about something that makes too small or no existent danger at all which normally consequences to irrational behaviors. Park phobic disorders are: fearfulness of heights, fearfulness of flying, fearfulness of closed-in spaces, fearfulness of water, fearfulness of dogs, and fearfulness of just about everything. Full Article anxiety stress panic attack relaxation self hypnosis
rd USD Awarded More than $2 Million in Funds for Science By ufsciencenews.blogspot.com Published On :: Thu, 06 Mar 2008 13:16:00 +0000 Research Includes Work to Reduce Petroleum Dependence and Better AirQuality SAN DIEGO, March 6 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The University of SanDiego Chemistry and Biochemistry Department have been awarded more than than $2million in finances from the National Science Foundation and other privatefoundations. The finances will back up research that could cut down the UnitedState's dependance on crude oil and better air quality. (Logo: ) USD Assistant Professor of Chemistry Simon Peter Iovine received theprestigious $475,000 career Award from the National Science Foundation. TheFaculty Early Career Development (CAREER) Program is the NSF's top awarding insupport of the early career-development activities of thoseteacher-scholars World Health Organization most effectively incorporate research and education. The awarding will back up work in the survey of dendrimers, perfectlybranched polymeric molecules with possible applications as new materials,drug bringing agents and enzyme mimics. One aim of the grant is touse "sticky-ended" dendrimers to chemically modify a renewable materialcalled lignin. By attaching the "sticky-ended" dendrons, Iovine trusts tocreate novel synthetic loanblend stuffs that could be used as aneco-friendly plastic. "If the ends are achieved, the work may impact ourreliance on foreign oil by reducing the demand for traditionally syntheticpolymers derived from petrochemicals," he says. Associate Professor of Chemistry Saint David Delaware Haan, have received a majorresearch grant of $310,000 from the NSF, funded through the Research inUndergraduate Institutions (RUI) Faculty Research Projects programme andNSF's Directorate of Geosciences. His research focuses on the interactions between dicarbonyl compounds-- such as as glyoxal -- and Zanzibar copals triggered by droplet evaporation. Dicarbonyl chemical compounds are believed to lend to the formation of haze inthe atmosphere. Since the major beginning of glyoxal over SouthernCalifornia's skies is from constituents of unburned evaporated gasoline,DeHaan's research may propose a manner to cut down haze in the part throughgasoline reformation. The Chemistry and Biochemistry Department was also awarded a $500,000 Department Development awarding from the Tucson, Ariz.-based ResearchCorporation that volition be matched by finances from USD for a $1 million-plusinvestment in scientific discipline and an awarding of nearly $600,000 from the Henry LuceFoundation to set up the Clare Booth Henry Henry Luce Professorship in chemical science andbiochemistry. The Research Corp.'s awarding is one of lone six national awardings made bythe foundation in the last 10 old age and required extended rating andsite visits, along with a five-year development plan. "It's wish winning a national championship," states Seth Thomas Herrinton, USDAssociate Provost and chemical science mental faculty member. With the completion in 2003of the state-of-the-art Donald P. Shiley Center for Science and Technologyand outstanding faculty, USD is carving a niche as a comprehensive,national university that not only offers but necessitates researchopportunities for undergraduate pupils in chemical science and biochemistry. "Wewant the University of San Diego to be among the best topographic points to analyze andpractice chemical science and biochemistry at the undergraduate level," he says. About the University of San Diego The University of San Diego is a Catholic establishment of higherlearning chartered in 1949; the school enrolls some 7,500 pupils and isknown for its committedness to teaching, the broad arts, the formation ofvalues and community service. The startup of the Joan B. Kroc Schoolof Peace Studies will convey the University's sum figure of schools andcolleges to six. Other academic divisions include the College of Humanistic Discipline andSciences and the schools of Business Administration, Leadership andEducation Sciences, Law and Nursing and Health Sciences. Full Article air quality san diego biochemistry department career development activities delivery agents early career development faculty early career development national science foundation polymeric molecules private foundations science research university of san diego
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