His work in identifying and describing the phase transitions that occur during these pairing interactions found wide application in science, ranging from cosmology to the study of subatomic particles and liquid crystals.
Specifically aimed at minority students, the summer program offers hands-on science, ranging from biology and chemistry to earth science and a science technology-engineering course, all in the hope of encouraging the students to pursue further studies and careers in these areas where Hispanics and blacks have been under-represented.
Nonlinear reaction-diffusion problems are ubiquitous in science, ranging from physics to engineering, from economy to biology.
Food science is a diverse field that encompasses multiple areas of science, ranging from biology and chemistry, to engineering and psychology.
Steady states are one of the well studied and important subjects across various fields of science ranging from biology, to chemistry, to engineering and economics.
The problem of computing cohomology generators of a cell complex is gaining more and more interest in various branches of science ranging from computational physics to biology.
It is applied to different disciplines in engineering science, ranging from prediction of elastic parameters to the one of diffusion properties, and thermal-expansion properties.
Throughout the ERAPharm project, he would ask critical questions on all aspects of science, ranging from analytical chemistry to exposure modeling, and all the way to ecotoxicity testing and new conceptual approaches for risk assessment.
Target science ranges from conventional solid-state physics, such as highly correlated electron systems, frustrated magnets and relaxors, to rather interdisciplinary areas, exemplified by glasses, quasicrystals, polymers and liquids.
The thing that was preserved was the vision the thing that was most important to Lynda and me the vision of a movie in which real science, ranging from truth to speculation, is embedded deep into the movie's fabric from the outset.
