Dr. Samuel Gill

Software Engineering Research at Washington University in St. Louis

Five faculty members in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis are currently engaged in software engineering research: Ron Cytron, Christopher Gill, Kenneth Goldman, Chenyang Lu, and GruiaCatalin Roman. Dr. Cytron is Director of the Center for Distributed Object Computing, with which Dr. Gill and Dr. Lu are also affiliated. Dr. Goldman leads the...

Treating the Partially Erupted Dentition

Independent Seminars are running an all-day meeting in London. Dr Amarjit Gill, Prof Edward Lynch and Dr Tracey Bell will be exploring how dental care is changing and how it may look in 2020. Professor Lynch will be presenting some of the recent research into the use of ozone at this meeting, and the course can be accessed with this link; http://www.independentseminars.co.uk/content/seminars_de...

Structural changes in gill DNA reveal the effects of contaminants on Puget Sound fish.

Structural differences were identified in gill DNA from two groups of English sole collected from Puget Sound, Washington, in October 2000. One group was from the industrialized Duwamish River (DR) in Seattle and the other from relatively clean Quartermaster Harbor (QMH). Chemical markers of sediment contamination [e.g., polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) and polychlorinated biphenyls (PC...

The chloroform still of Dr. Samuel Guthrie, Jr.

Synaptic Plasticity in vifro: Cell Culture Aplysia Neurons Mediating Short-Term Habituation and Sensitization Identified

The gill withdrawal reflex of the marine mollusk, Ap&u californica, shows habituation and sensitization, two simple forms of learning. In order to extend the cellular studies on synaptic plasticity underlying the changes in the reflex behavior, and to explore further the development of synaptic plasticity during synapse formation, we have sought to establish the neural circuit of the gill withd...