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She was the dedicatee of a number of publications, beginning with two volumes of music by Nicolò Fontei (Bizzarrie poetiche ["Poetic Oddities"] of 1635 and 1636) and including Le veglie de' Signori Unisoni (1638; "The Vigils of the Like-Minded Academicians"), which documents some of the activities of the academy.

The most important anti-skeptical work was his Contra Academicos (Against the Academicians), which has been discussed by Matthews (1977 and 1992), Burnyeat (1982), King (1995), Curley (1997), O'Daly (2001), and Bolyard (2006).

In various universities, the departments of "environmental engineering", "environmental protection", "environmental quality", "environmental health", "environmental sciences", "environmental management", etc employ many academicians, which show the increasing career opportunities in the field of environmental studies.

Now 69, Kiefer is the subject of a retrospective at the Royal Academy, where he is an honorary academician and which, through its summer exhibitions, has done much to bring him to the attention of the British public.

The Academician Shokalskiy, which is carrying scientists and tourists, has been stuck since Tuesday.

An Australian vessel has arrived in a renewed bid to free the Russian Academician Shokalskiy, which has been stranded since Tuesday.

In addition, the presence of common beliefs, values, and assumptions renders the constitution of GMAs' norms, which motivates academicians and practitioners to support and implement the principles of environmental management.

In March, science minister Dmitry Livanov said in an interview with Moscow's most popular radio station Echo of Moscow, that the academy is not viable and is without prospects, after which RAS academicians sent an open telegram to the minister demanding an apology.

Kinsey's category "X," which some academicians say refers to asexual individuals, is not represented in this graph.

Finally, 57.5 % respondents felt that there should be a centre for professional development (CPD) for academicians in every institution, which could arrange teacher training programmes to update their knowledge about the current pedagogical strategies, while 31.8% still did not feel any need of it (p<0.001 for all questions) (Table  2).

This informative, well-produced exhibition studies the relationship between the 19th-century French academician Jean-Léon Gérôme and his gallery, the House of Goupil, which by marketing reproductions of his works worldwide made him one of the most famous and successful artists of his day.