Ironically, he found his work circling back to diapause, the subject of his master's thesis, when in 2001, his lab showed that dwarf fruit flies with defective insulin-like receptors live longer.
Then Zuccarello went to work, circling the net and firing from an angle only a short player could have hit.
Serial Killers is but one manifestation of Toporowicz's fascination with popular culture, violence, and death; his oeuvre is filled with work circling similar themes.
That work, currently circling the globe in a revival, arrives in Brooklyn in September; here, to whet your appetite, five teams of choreographers, musicians and visual artists mount re-interpretations of the work, developed in residencies at Mr. Wilson's Watermill Center on Long Island.
Hence, the current support programme is now likely to create not only economic virtuous circles that reduce costs, but also institutional virtuous circles that work for the survival and expansion of the programme itself.
The book is a digressive, ingenious work that circles around the rise of a state, the tragic destiny of a mother, a boy's creation of a new self.
It is a haunting work that circles around alternating ideas of celebration and discord, the latter represented literally by the bitter harmonic interval of a second, which nags away somewhere in the score, even when the music attains the quintessentially Reichian qualities of hypnotic rapture.
If the craft does manage to go into orbit it will mean that working man-made satellites are circling and scrutinising eight bodies in the solar system: the sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, the moon, Mars and Saturn, as well as Vesta.
Eventually, Harley decided to group its employees, without regard for department boundaries, into "natural work circles" that met challenges and solved problems.
"Instead, he passed his life helping others to write, organizing literary circles that worked marvelously, greatly elevating Mexican culture".
