Paul Conduit

Paul Conduit.

Paul Conduit was a research assistant in John Kilmartin's lab at the MRC/LMB in Cambridge, UK, before beginning his PhD in 2006 with Jordan Raff. In 2010 he moved with Jordan from the Gurdon Institute in Cambridge to the University of Oxford, where he continued his work as a postdoctoral fellow. Paul is now a Sir Henry Dale Wellcome Fellow at the University of Cambridge and has been a group lea...

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Albert Benveniste , Paul Caspi , Paul

In this paper, we present a theory of synchronous data-ow languages. Our theory is supported by both some heuristic analysis of applications and some theoretical investigation of the data-ow paradigm. Our model covers both behavioural and operational aspects, and allows both synchronous and asynchronous styles of implementation for synchronous programs. This model served as a basis to establish...

MyD 88 - dependent , superoxide - initiated infl ammation is necessary for fl ow - mediated inward remodeling of conduit arteries Paul

The Rockefeller University Press $30.00 J. Exp. Med. www.jem.org/cgi/doi/10.1084/jem.20081298 Cite by DOI: 10.1084/jem.20081298 1 of 13 The regulation of blood vessel size is closely coordinated to changes in blood fl ow. Initial variations in blood fl ow elicit reversible vasomotor responses, whereas sustained alterations in hemodynamic forces result in permanent structural changes aff ecting ...

Paul Falkowski

team looked at satellite measures of sea surface temperatures for the wintering grounds of 24 humpback whale populations around the world. In all cases, the animals were opting for waters between 24 and 25oC. The whales in this study would have had to continue north of the Equator to find water this warm. Rasmussen believes that a high enough water temperature is crucial for them to breed. “It’...