Therefore I can imagine the joy a recent New York Times article sparked for anyone annoyed by spam. (Read: everyone.) The New York Times did a nice job highlighting the work of scientists at two University of California campuses, which identified a potentially key chokepoint in the anti-spam war.
Its founder, Ronald Bruder, a graduate of the Stern School of Business at New York University, believes a focused educational approach is the key to economic growth in the Islamic world.
Scientists at Glasgow University say they have found a key genetic indicator of how long an individual will live.
Those apps include the MyLIU app, which gives students access to school services, a separate BlackBoard app for their classes, and a Citrix app for faculty and administrators accessing key university-hosted data.
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At the England Cricket Board's (ECB) National Academy, based at Loughborough University, digital video recordings are a key part of training.
Amy Adler, a New York University law professor, said the key to legally curbing the performers is to make sure restrictions are aimed at barring harassment and fraud, not speech.
Mr Holmes, 24, was a graduate student in neuroscience at the University of Colorado in Denver but was withdrawing from his studies after failing a key exam.
That is a key reason why Dale Jorgenson, an economist at Harvard University, reckons overall productivity growth will average 1.5% in the coming decade, down from 2% in the previous two.
Richardson, a Cornell University professor who shared a Nobel Prize for a key discovery in experimental physics, has died.
Scientists at Edinburgh University say they have been able to manipulate a key enzyme found in the human body to regulate the growth of cancer cells.
Professor Martin Price, Chair of the UK MAB Committee and UNESCO Chair in Sustainable Mountain Development at the University of the Highlands and Islands, played a key role in the development of the strategy, acting as Rapporteur of the ICC Session and participating in an ad hoc working group comprised of representatives from 20 countries.
But a new study by two law professors offers an additional, surprising explanation: A change in the way the bankruptcy courts report statistics may have led analysts to mistakenly believe that bankruptcy was no longer a key escape hatch for entrepreneurs, conclude Elizabeth Warren of Harvard University and Robert Lawless of the University of Nevada.
Most recently, Asim served as Director of the Urban Health Initiative at the University of Chicago Medical Center, where he directed a key institutional initiative to improve health outcomes through strategic partnerships and lead several Medical Center departments and community partners to implement community-based models of practice.
The Great Gatsby author kept records of his publications, income and key events in a ledger, which has been put online by the University of South Carolina.
What's more, says Cornell University law professor Trevor Morrison, the law does not provide a key element of habeas corpus.
Professor Harry Moore, of the Centre for Stem Cell Biology at the University of Sheffield, UK, said there were a number of key differences between mice and human testes cells.
"It's a beautiful accident of evolution, " says Philip A. Beachy, a Howard Hughes Medical Institute investigator at Johns Hopkins University and one of the key players in this genetic detective story.
As a part of Guillemin's team Fujino was made a distinguished alumnus of the University of Texas for discovering that one of these key proteins, LHRH (luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone), consisted of two loosely linked proteins, a new type of structure.
Professor Ashok Venkitaraman and colleagues at the Hutchison Medical Research Council Centre in Cambridge, working with Dr. Luca Pellegrini and Professor Tom Blundell at the Cambridge University Department of Biochemistry, discovered that the BRCA2 gene controls a key molecule called Rad51.
And a key step in the new recipe for making tenofovir was contributed by a student at Howard University in Washington, D.
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The findings have set off a new wave of criticism, accusing the university and its panel of failing to interview key people (such as Jones), neglecting to conduct more than a cursory review of allegations, and structuring the inquiry so that the outcome exoneration was a foregone conclusion.
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At the time of the shooting, Mr Holmes was a graduate student in neuroscience at the University of Colorado in Denver, but was withdrawing from his studies after failing a key exam.
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Wrexham council's leader, Coun Ron Davies, said he was "reassured by comments" from the University about their plans, while MP Ian Lucas said the purchase was a "key part of the jigsaw falling into place".
"The aim is to find out where these larvae go - where they over-winter, " said Dr Roger Key, a senior invertebrate specialist from English Nature, which is working on the project with Leeds University and the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust.
The project's chief scientist, Prof Geraint Vaughan of the University of Manchester, explained that entering a weather system is the only way to collect the key facts.
Northeastern University researchers made Nexi the key ingredient of an experiment where subjects were asked to play a Prisoner's Dilemma-style game immediately after a conversation, whether it was with a human or a machine.
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Professor David Segal, director of the University of Maryland's Center for Research on Military Organization, said such strains are a key factor in the surge of suicides, spousal abuse and other problems in addition to sexual assault.
While the newly integrated admissions approach is mainly aimed at finding employable prospects, career-services officers also provide a key reality check for applicants early in the game, says Graham Richmond, a former admissions officer at University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and founder of admissions consulting firm Clear Admit.
Mr. Holmes, 24, a doctoral student in neuroscience, withdrew from the University of Colorado Denver on June 10, three days after key oral exams, the university said Monday, adding that he didn't complete the paperwork or explain the reason for his withdrawal.
And I also want to take a moment just to note the passing of William Friday, a man whose visionary leadership of this university system was an inspiration to all of us who believe that education is the key to a brighter future. (Applause.) Chancellor Friday was a courageous reformer who transformed North Carolina's public universities into a model for our country.
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