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After nine days at sea, the Atlantis research vessel coasted last Thursday under the Golden Gate Bridge and into San Francisco, where the Transamerica Pyramid was shrouded in the requisite layer of fog.

Sax's research took him coast to coast across America, through Canada, London, Paris, Krakow and Brussels.

Biomaterials laboratories are now established in universities and research institutes from coast to coast, supported mainly by funding from the Federal and Provincial Governments.

He started at Xerox's East Coast research facility in Webster, New York, outside Rochester.

In addition to the research off the coast of western Australia described here by Justin Gillis, a second study emerged this week delving into climate change and coral's fragile future.

Dr. Wilson conducted research on the coast of Kenya investigating functional antibodies that may protect young infants from malaria, led the CPAPstudy in Ghana and has worked in Mexico, Peru, and Honduras.

Based on the latest meteorological research on west coast of Sumatra, high intensity rainfall is frequently recorded in the late afternoon or evening, and distribution of such rainfall is strongly controlled by the mountainous topography of the area (Wu et al. [2009]).

According to an October 2009 report by Clean Edge, a West Coast research group, clean tech has benefited greatly from infusions of federal government stimulus money, state activity, venture capital investment and moves by traditional industrial corporations and utilities to improve their efficiency, cut pollution and bolster renewable energy.

I had recently begun research on east coast herring and its fisheries and was the only scientist there with first hand knowledge of management methodologies from the east Atlantic, and was required to present the case for management.

He photographed villages in Afghanistan and Iran; visited the Kumbh Mela, India's massive gathering of Hindu pilgrims, with an interdisciplinary team of Harvard students and professors; and spent six weeks in the rocky, barren islands of Cape Verde off the West African coast, researching the musical culture.

When his graduate adviser mentioned an upcoming international meeting in Oslo to gather research on Arctic coasts, he bought his own ticket.