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01 Testing for suggestibility in children Stephen J. Ceci, Human Development  02 Growing the photonics industry in Rochester, NY Susan M. Christopherson, City and Regional Planning 03 Retiring to care for sick spouses Marin E. Clarkberg, Sociology, and graduate student Emma Detinger 04 Speeding up gene sequencing Harold G. Craighead, Applied and Engineering Physics 05 Holding corporate lawyers more accountable Roger C. Cramton, Law 06 Measuring hotel safety Cathy A. Enz, Hotel Administration 07 Linking chronic noise and learning impairment Gary W. Evans, Design and Environmental Analysis 08 Bringing proteins into broader view Jack H. Freed, Chemistry and Chemical Biology 09 Experimenting with a one-of-a-kind x-ray cam Sol M. Gruner, Physics 10 Identifying restorer genes in plants Maureen R. Hanson, Molecular Biology and Genetics 11 Revealing the role of estrogen in preventing female cardiac disease Michael I. Kotlikoff, Biomedical Sciences 12 Supplying battery power for nanomachines Amit Lal, Electrical and Computer Engineering 13 Creating the single-atom transistor Paul L. McEuen, Physics, Cornell Center for Materials Research 14 Attracting institutional investors Roni Michaely and Yaniv Grinstein, Johnson Graduate School of Management 15 Battling tuberculosis Carl Nathan, Weill Cornell Medical College, Microbiology and Immunology 16 Treating cancer with retinoic acid Noa Noy, Nutritional Sciences 17 Calling for energy conservation David Pimentel, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 18 Unlocking evolutionary secrets of insects Wendell L. Roelofs, Cornell Geneva Campus / Entomology 19 Dropping out? John W. Sipple, Education 20 Choosing a job candidate Michael C. Sturman, Hotel Administration 21 Pulling apart chromatin fiber for observation Michelle D. Wang, Physics 22 Linking nature with children's attention capabilities Nancy M. Wells, Design and Environmental Analysis 23 Creating a flexible ceramic material Ulrich B. Wiesner, Materials Science and Engineering 24 Engineering rice to tolerate environmental stresses Ray J. Wu, Molecular Biology and Genetics > Back to Top © 2003 by the Office of the Vice Provost for Research [OVPR], Cornell University. |
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