They did a large
body of experimental work together in the 50s and 60s including paintings, installations, exhibitions, and films.
The exhibition offers the opportunity to experience a rarely - seen body
of experimental works by one of the most important artists of the post-war period.
They emphasize the importance of keeping the «regular hazard analyses [now routinely] conducted at the
outset of experimental work» up to date, the report states.
Also being shown are some fine examples of a body
of experimental work from the 1960s created by pouring paint over a horizontal canvas.
The researchers at MIT had initially fabricated the neural implants and completed
much of the experimental work necessary for their paper; however, one of the paper's reviewers noted that more in vivo (in life) data was needed.
The immediate reaction of the plants is clearly visible,» says Victoria Kiep, who carried out
most of the experimental work together with Jyothilakshmi Vadassery.
For example, if you are applying to work in an aeronautical engineering company doing product development, you want to note any specific experience involving the development of a device or experiment rather than just citing your years
of experimental work for your Ph.D..
Members of the National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity explain its recommendations on the communication
of experimental work on H5N1 influenza.
«The eye is an ideal place to begin this
type of experimental work,» says Michael Young, an ophthalmology researcher at the Schepens Eye Research Institute in Boston.
QMUL PhD student Elisabete Carapuça added: «The
majority of experimental work was done as part of my PhD project, and I am excited that our hard work in the laboratory is now being tested in the form of a clinical trial.
Some researchers in the
throes of experimental work might be unhappy with the disruption, but Palatnik saw the move as a «perfect opportunity.»
With more than 50 scientific publications and meeting presentations, an adjunct professorship, and a busy
schedule of experimental work, he has spent 2 decades simultaneously «at the vanguard of a brand - new science» and at the helm of a small corporation lucrative enough to support overseas mountaineering trips and a handsome home in an upscale neighborhood.
The consortium has gathered international experts including leading clinicians, scientists, industrial partners, ethicists and patients» representatives who have joined forces in a new
round of experimental work and cell therapy trials in Parkinson's Disease.
Cheim & Read and Nathalie Karg Gallery are pleased to present Al Held: Paris to New York, 1952 − 1959, an exhibition
of experimental works in pigment and wax that anticipate the painter's well - known, epicscaled geometric abstractions.
By articulating to herself the
purposes of experimental work for her students» learning, Beale is able to reassess the way she teaches experiments.
First, as a developmental psychologist with a long
experience of experimental work, he will collaborate in the design of experiments with young children that aim to analyze how they interpret and reproduce ritualized behaviors both those that they are already familiar with as well as novel rituals.
She was the guest editor for the first CAA Art Journal issue on Video (1985) and curated two
compilations of experimental work showcasing her peers work, each several hours long, for Art Music, The Kitchen, and The American Film Institute.
While art lovers throng to museum exhibitions of paintings by Jackson Pollock and Keith Haring, few
know of the experimental works made by artists who brought a similar cutting edge to film.
An actor playing an actor while a film - maker films him for a celluloid portrait and an audience looks on — that's the intriguing, if slightly perplexing,
basis of an experimental work by the British visual artist Tacita Dean, featuring the British actor Stephen Dillane, to be staged next week as part of the Sydney Biennale.
Retrospectively, this
series of experimental work anticipates his philosophical understanding of the photographic medium, that is, «photography is just a glimpse, a detail or fragment of the whole», as if camera obscura is «a window» through which one looks at the world.
The originality and
vision of his experimental work guarantees him a place alongside these innovative and leading members of Britain's post-war avant - garde.
We offer an extensive array of resources to support the
development of experimental work in all media and encourage an active rethinking of sculpture by our students.
The proof of item 4 is based on well over 100 years
of experimental work so also unlikely, and can be derived from Planck's law which also has a solid 100 years behind it.
The work was done in collaboration with Robert Edwards at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), where Chaudhry conducted
most of his experimental work.
«Most of this
kind of experimental work, as I said, is under artificial conditions,» says biologist Butch Brodie of the University of Virginia.
This is a consequence of Kirchhoff's thinking about the problem, but backed up by
lots of experimental work that verified it.
While most galleries are presenting group
exhibitions of experimental work, there are a few notable solo shows, including conceptual works by Lucien Smith at Moran Bondaroff, Trish Tillman's ritualistic sculptures at Asya Geisberg Gallery and abstractions by Joe Fyfe at Galerie Christian Lethert.
Faced with the conflicting
body of experimental work, the researchers took a computational approach to the problem and designed a new method to simulate the effects of broadband radio noise along the birds» routes.
«Hydrogen production by electrolysis of water is the greenest way to convert electricity to chemical fuel,» said Junhua Song, a WSU Ph.D. student who synthesized the catalyst and performed most
of the experimental work.
Kate Ross has championed a remarkable body
of experimental work that established what we know about a set of quantum frustrated pyrochlore magnets.
Much
of the experimental work I was doing in those early days became the armature for future work.