Els ts orn 2. S ingle Electron Spins in Quantum Dots 3 2.1. O ptical selection rules and the Faraday effect 4 2.2. M easuring a single electron spin by Kerr rotation 6 2.3. S pin dynamics of a single electron spin 9 2.4. U ltrafast manipulation using the optical Stark effect 13 2.5. C onclusions 17 3. F ew Magnetic Spins in Quantum Wells 18 3.1. M n-ions in GaAs as optical spin centers 19 3.2. ...

optic tectum on one side of the brain and found that the axons from the retina that were severed in the surgery sprouted new projections which crossed over to terminate in the optic tectum on the same side of the frog's brain. When he examined the visually guided behaviour of these unfortunate creatures, Ingle found that they showed 'mirror-image' feeding — directing their snapping movements to...

There was an error in J. Exp. Biol. (2018) 221, jeb188318.The middle initial of the first author, Danielle Nicole Ingle, should be N. rather than I. The correct name appears above, and both online full-text PDF versions article have been updated.The authors apologise for any inconvenience.

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IN THE 1930S, scientists were not wordy. Dwight J. Ingle and Edward C. Kendall published an approximately one-columnlong paper (half a page, with data) in Science that concluded: “Our results indicate that the anterior pituitary or some mechanism which controls its activity is sensitive to variation in the amount of cortin in body fluids or to physiologic functions influenced by cortin and that...