Obituary: Charles Albert Ferguson July 6, 1921 – September 2, 1998

Charles Skinner Hallpike: 19 July 1900-26 September 1979.

Charles Albert Calmette

Readers of The Bristol Medico-Chirurgical Journal will have seen the numerous obituary notices of the late Dr. Charles Albert Calmette which have appeared in the Press. It is, therefore, unnecessary to refer at length to his younger days spent as a naval surgeon in Chinese waters or to his first entry into independent scientific study as a young bacteriologist picked out by Pasteur for special ...

Charles Frank Albert Marmoy 1909–2005

Microarray technology is currently one of the most widely-used technologies in biology. Many studies focus on inferring the function of an unknown gene from its co-expressed genes. Here, we are able to show that there are two types of positional artifacts in microarray data introducing spurious correlations between genes. First, we find that genes that are close on the microarray chips tend to ...

Welding Journal - 1998 September

Quantification of infrared (IR) radiation is a convenient, noncontact method for making the base metal temperature measurements needed for on-line feedback controls. However, the problem of interference from the arc is a complicating factor in applying IR temperature sensing to welding. The objective of this research is to implement and test a top-face, noncontact temperature measurement system...

Overcoming Degradation Mechanisms in CdTe Solar Cells: Final Report, July 1998-September 2001

2 Introduction 3 Cell stability 5 Major conclusion concerning stability of cells 11 Electroless-deposited NiTe2 and Ni-P back contacts to p-CdTe 13 Deliverables 14 Suggestions for future work 14 Publications and presentations at major meeting 15 References 16 Figures 17