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Department of Biology, University of Utah
Description: Genes, proteins, cells, organisms, populations, ecosystems: they're all part of life, and they're all studied by hundreds of undergraduates, graduate students, postdocs, and faculty in the Department of Biology. We offer exceptional opportunities for students who want to think, work and collaborate across levels of biological organization and styles of research. The links below lead to information about research projects and groups in our areas of special strength.
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CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research
Description: CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research (CMAR) was formed on 1 July 2005 with the merger of CSIRO Marine Research and CSIRO Atmospheric Research.
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Institute of Environmental Physics
Description: The University became a veritable well-spring of new ideas and intellectual currents. Martin Luther's disputation in April 1518 made a lasting impact and his adherents among the masters and scholars soon became leading Reformationists in Southwest Germany. Notably after the Palatinate's turn to the Reformed faith, reforms in the spirit of humanism had immense influence on the intellectual climate of the day. The Heidelberg Catechism drawn up by professors from Heidelberg is famed throughout the world as the seminal document of the Reformed Church. The University represented a haven of undogmatic thinking, attracting professors and students from all over Europe.
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Nordic Centre for Studies of Ecosystem Carbon Exchange and its Interactions with the Climate System
Description: The Nordic Centre for Studies of Ecosystem Carbon Exchange and its Interactions with the Climate System (NECC) is a virtual Centre consisting of 14 research groups from institutes in Denmark, Iceland, Sweden and Finland. With the creation of this centre the existing Nordic measurements of carbon dioxide and methane exchange from different ecosystems are linked in one Nordic flux-network. Currently 47 sites are within the Centre, including 26 eddy-flux sites with measurements in forests, agricultural land, wetlands and above lakes. The aim of the Centre is to obtain a better understanding of the factors regulating the carbon balance of typical sub-arctic and boreal ecosystems and to improve the co-operation in both research and education in the field of carbon exchange. The NECC is funded by the Nordic Centre of Excellence (NCoE) Pilot Programme from 2003 to 2007. The NCoE was initiated by the Joined Committee of the Nordic Natural Science Research Councils (NOS-N), the Nordic Council of Ministers and the NorFA.
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INSTITUTE OF BASIC BIOLOGICAL PROBLEMS
Description: The Institute (formerly the Institute of Photosynthesis of the USSR Academy of Sciences) was established in 1966 by the initiative of Academicians A.N. Terenin, A.A.Krasnovsky, E.N. Kondratieva, Corresponding-member A.A.Nichiporovich and Professor V.B.Evstigneev (the first Director of the Institute). ��The Institute�s staff is about 230 persons. Half of them are researches, including 1 Academician, 20 Doctors of Science and 71 Candidates of Science (Ph.D.). About 70 papers are published annually in Russian and International journals.
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Botany & Microbiology at The University of Oklahoma
Description: The Department of Botany and Microbiology is located in George Lynn Cross Hall -- a modern nine-story building on the Norman campus that contains teaching classrooms and laboratories, research laboratories, faculty, graduate student and supporting staff offices, a media preparation center, microbiology culture collection and stockroom. The department also operates two greenhouses and several field sites.
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National Institute for Environmental Studies
Description: Since its establishment in 1974, the National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) has been playing a major role in environmental research in Japan. We are proud of the integrative expertise to tackle environmental issues through the collaboration of our researchers and staffs with diversified specialties such as physics, chemistry, engineering, agriculture, fisheries, medicine, pharmacology, law/politics and economics.
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Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
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University of Minnesota - Department of Geology and Geophysics
Description: The research and teaching facilities in the Department of Geology and Geophysics are among the best available anywhere. Some of these facilities are, in fact, found nowhere else in the world. Most of the department's offices and classrooms are housed in historic Pillsbury Hall. An extensive collection of rocks, minerals and fossils are available for both research and teaching purposes. Research laboratories are well equipped with modern instrumentation critical to graduate student education. Below you will find a listing of facilities utilized by the faculty and students in the Department of Geology and Geophysics.
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UofC, Department of Geography
Description: Geography focuses on places and spaces, on humankind's stewardship of the Earth, and on the inter-related problems associated with environmental, economic, political and cultural change. We are certain that many of you will find geography an exciting discipline. Discover geography . . . consider enrolling in our 200-level introductory survey courses. Geography examines the interaction between various natural elements of the environment, such as weather, vegetation, soils and landforms, and the distribution of human activity according to social and environmental factors. Major objectives of the undergraduate program are to provide a broad background in geography and depth in selected subfields.
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