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Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
We're continuing our focus on research by adding labs at the Cardiovascular Research Center. New labs for Y. Eugene Chen, M.D., Ph.D., Alberto Figueroa, Ph.D., Zhong Wang, Ph.D., and Daniel Bearch, Ph.D., were created at the vibrant complex. Our basic scientists, through new research cores and collaborations, are exploring genetics, engineering and stem cells to redefine what’s known about cardiovascular diseases.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
The CVC computer museum. Around 2004, I cleaned up the old museum (which my brother started in '99 or so). We basically collected all the old machines from storage, and we put posters of classic moments in computing/gaming on the walls with explanations (this was in our coffee/watercooler area). This is an olivetti PC and an IBM 8011 (I think it is) kit machine
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Students visited a range of charities' stalls to find out more about them and decide who to support.
Researchers in the Center for Computational Visualization, directed by Chandrajit Bajaj, have been involved in automating the construction of nanoscopic resolution electrical circuit models of the human brain and its activity. This pictures shows an active chemical synapse between a (green) neuron segment and a (yellow) dendritic spine head, surrounded by spherical neurotransmitters (blue, red, white ) at different stages of ion-channel activation.
22450. (a) The driver of any vehicle approaching a stop sign at the entrance to, or within, an intersection shall stop at a limit line, if marked, otherwise before entering the crosswalk on the near side of the intersection.
If there is no limit line or crosswalk, the driver shall stop at the entrance to the intersecting roadway .