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That information should transform our knowledge of Pluto.

"Being entrepreneurs is new for us, but we need to transform our knowledge into riches," Silvio Crestana, Embrapa's director-general and a soil-physics specialist, said in an interview in Brasilia.

Given that Rosetta's instruments are scheduled to operate for more than a year as the comet swings past the sun, the information they will provide will transform our knowledge about comets.

Described as a "tour de force" by one researcher who was not involved in the study, the atlas demonstrates how modern imaging can transform our knowledge of how the brain performs some of its most important tasks.

Given that Rosetta's instruments are scheduled to operate for more than a year as the comet swings past the Sun, the information they will provide will transform our knowledge about comets.

More than 16 centuries later, in 1738, systematic excavation of the buried towns was inaugurated at Herculaneum, under the aegis of the Neapolitan Bourbons initiating discoveries that would profoundly influence Western aesthetic and scientific concepts and transform our knowledge of the ancient world.

Fry also seems blissfully unaware of the research into Polish-Jewish history that has transformed our knowledge of that conflicted and tragic relationship.

The research coming out of the Bimini Biological Field Station – better known around the world as the Sharklab – is transforming our knowledge of what glides beneath the seas and oceans.

In this case, we can see how computational models and tools are driving discovery and transforming our knowledge about the cosmos," says Peter Nugent, Berkeley Lab scientist and member of the iPTF collaboration.

He and his colleagues have virtually transformed our knowledge about tumor immunology and cancer biology, and his research has resulted in dramatic improvements in the treatment and survival of patients with lymphoma". Rituxan targets a protein, called CD20, found on the surface of normal B cells and present in many lymphoma tumors.

He has transformed our knowledge of medieval art, from the seventh century through to the high Renaissance a millennium later.