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News and events
- Congratulations to Ussher Assistant Professor Max García-Melchor for his research published in Nature Communications
- TEDxTallaght- Prof. Mike Lyons talks about "Our Hydrogen Future".
- TEECE Public Engagement 2016 - "What if we could fuel our cars with water?"
- Recent Awards for the School of Chemistry
- Fun Day for Phil Gale! Half-Day on Chemistry Symposium-Thursday, 1st December, 2016.
- Congratulations to the Winners of the "Thesis-in-3 Competition" at Probe Event.
- Trinity Graduate William Campbell Awarded Nobel Prize in Medicine
- Viola Previtali won the Joint Runner-Up prize in the TBSI image competition.
- Chemists devise revolutionary 3D bone-scanning technique.
- Gold Elsevier Young Student Award at the 27th International Conference of Diamond and Carbon Materials 2016 goes to Trinity PhD student Joana Vasconcelos.
- Final year PhD student, Michelle Brown, is this year's recipient of the RSC Electrochemical group Sheelagh Cambell award.
- BOC Gases Prize Winner 2015-2016
- Medicinal Chemistry Researchers welcomed to Trinity's Biomedical Sciences Institute
- Winners of the Third Year PhD Talks 2016-Dublin Chemistry Graduate Seminars 2015-2016
- Trinity Chemist (Prof. John Kelly) Recognised for Shedding Light on the Mechanism of DNA Damage
- Major Clean Energy Breakthrough Made by School of Chemistry Researchers
- 1st Medicinal Chemistry Ireland Conference (July 1st, 2016, Trinity College Dublin)
- Congratulations to Ilaria Meazzini
- 2016 Newly Elected Fellows & Scholars
- Trinity Student Scientific Review (TSSR) Journal – Volume 2 – launched March 22nd
- Congratulations to Maria O'Brien on being selected to attend the 66th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau, Germany this summer
Recent Awards for the School of Chemistry
SFI - Summit Award 2016
From left to right: Director General of Science Foundation Ireland and Chief Scientific Adviser to the Government of Ireland,Professor Mark Ferguson,Professor Valeria Nicolosi ( Professor of Nanomaterials and Advanced Microscopy (2016), School of Chemistry) Trinity College Dublin, Michael O'Donohoe (Merck), Jonathan McCrea
The SFI Early Career Researcher Award recognises outstanding early career research talent in Ireland. Prof Valeria Nicolosi is an Investigator with Trinity's School of Chemistry and AMBER. She is Europe's only five-time European Research Council's (ERC) awardee. She was awarded an ERC Starting Grant of €1.5m in 2011, as a top-up she then received 3 Consolidator Grants (in 2013, 2014 and 2016). She is also a SFI President of Ireland (PIYRA) awardee 2014. In 2016 she was awarded a €2.5m ERC Consolidator grant, bringing her total research funding awarded in the past 5 years, to over €12million.
Her work focuses on advanced electron microscopy and processing of 2D nanomaterials, particularly in relation to energy storage and efficiency. During her career she has published more than 150 papers in high impact international journals including several in Nature and Science. Over the years she has won numerous other awards including the RDS/Intel Prize for Nanoscience in 2012, the World Economic Forum Young Scientist in 2013, and the WMB Woman in Technology Award in 2013.
From left to right: Director General of Science Foundation Ireland and Chief Scientific Adviser to the Government of Ireland,
Professor Mark Ferguson, Prof Michael Morris (Director of AMBER, School of Chemistry-Trinity College Dublin), Michael O'Donohoe (Merck), Jonathan McCrea
ThSFI Industry Partnership Award recognises an outstanding collaboration between an SFI funded academic research group and industry.
Trinity-Intel Awards
Winners of the Intel PG Scholarship Award
From left to right: Intel Ireland General Manager Eamonn Sinnott, Ms Danielle Barnes,
Vice-Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Professor Chris Morash
From left to right: Intel Ireland General Manager Eamonn Sinnott, Mr Robert Conway-Kenny,
Vice-Provost and Chief Academic Officer, Professor Chris Morash
The Intel Postgraduate Student Sponsorship Award is a new initiative between Trinity College Dublin and Intel Ireland to support and mentor students in Science and Engineering. The Intel and Trinity partnership hopes to focus on three areas; talent, research and national policy associated with research and education. The first fifteen recipients were awarded in late November across Chemistry, Physics, and Computer Science. The awards are designed to assist PhD students as potential future employees with further learning, aligned to the business needs of Intel. Robert said,
"I applied for the award to increase my employability to future industry leaders like Intel, as my research focuses on novel materials for a range of device-based applications. I am looking forward to working with Intel over the last few months of my PhD, and into the future".
Congratulations to the Winners of the "Thesis-in-3 Competition" at Probe Event.
Fourth to from left to right Aaron Keogh - First left Conor Cullen
Congratulations to Aaron Keogh and Conor Cullen, winners of Second and Third prize, respectively, in the Thesis-in-3 competition as part of the Probe event "Research Uncovered at Trinity College Dublin" held on 30th September, 2016. Probe was one of over 250 events held on the same night in cities across Europe as part of EU Researchers Night, supported by the European Commission as part of the Marie Stodowska-Currie Actions.
Aaron Keogh, from Prof. Isabel Rozas's group, presented "Developing selective alpha2C-adrenoceptor antagonist as new antipsychotic agents" and Conor Cullen from Prof. Georg Duesberg's group, presented "X-rays and cat litter: the road to a faster computer".
We also wish them the best of luck in the National Final of the Thesis-in-3 competition that will take place on 7th November, 2016.
Trinity Graduate William Campbell Awarded Nobel Prize in Medicine
Trinity College Dublin graduate, Professor William Campbell has been jointly awarded the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. The announcement was made by the Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Institutet this morning, October 5th, 2015.
Professor Campbell and Professor Satoshi Omura were jointly awarded the prize for their discoveries concerning a drug against infections caused by roundworm parasites. The drug, Avermectin, the derivatives of which, have radically lowered the incidence of river blindness and lymphatic filariasis. The drug has also shown efficacy against a growing range of other parasitic diseases. More
A prize winning image taken by Viola Previtali
(Chemistry World: After a solvent evaporated, this beautiful, unexpected motif formed. It seems like small trees have taken root and are seeking the sun).
Congratulations to Viola Previtali, a PhD student working with Prof. Isabel Rozas, who won the Joint Runner-Up prize in the image competition that took place in the TBSI this month. The competition was held as part of the TBSI's fifth anniversary celebrations, which took place on September 5th.
Chemists devise revolutionary 3D bone-scanning technique
8 September 2016
Chemists from Trinity College Dublin, in collaboration with RCSI, have devised a revolutionary new scanning technique that produces extremely high-res 3D images of bones -- without exposing patients to X-ray radiation.The chemists attach luminescent compounds to tiny gold structures to form biologically safe 'nanoagents' that are attracted to calcium-rich surfaces, which appear when bones crack – even at a micro level. These nanoagents target and highlight the cracks formed in bones, allowing researchers to produce a complete 3D image of the damaged regions.The technique will have major implications for the health sector as it can be used to diagnose bone strength and provide a detailed blueprint of the extent and precise positioning of any weakness or injury. Additionally, this knowledge should help prevent the need for bone implants in many cases, and act as an early-warning system for people at a high risk of degenerative bone diseases, such as osteoporosis.
The research, led by the Trinity team of Professor of Chemistry, Thorri Gunnlaugsson, and Postdoctoral Researcher, Esther Surender, has just been published in the leading journal Chem, a sister journal to Cell, which is published by CellPress. The article can be viewed here.
Professor Gunnlaugsson said: "This work is the outcome of many years of successful collaboration between chemists from Trinity and medical and engineering experts from RCSI. We have demonstrated that we can achieve a three-dimensional map of bone damage, showing the so-called microcracks, using non-invasive luminescence imaging. The nanoagent we have developed allows us to visualise the nature and the extent of the damage in a manner that wasn't previously possible. This is a major step forward in our endeavour to develop targeted contrast agents for bone diagnostics for use in clinical applications."
The work was funded by Science Foundation Ireland and by the Irish Research Council, and benefited from collaboration with scientists at RCSI (Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland), led by Professor of Anatomy, Clive Lee.Professor Lee said: "Everyday activity loads our bones and causes microcracks to develop. These are normally repaired by a remodelling process, but, when microcracks develop faster, they can exceed the repair rate and so accumulate and weaken our bones. This occurs in athletes and leads to stress fractures. In elderly people with osteoporosis, microcracks accumulate because repair is compromised and lead to fragility fractures, most commonly in the hip, wrist and spine. Current X ray techniques can tell us about the quantity of bone present but they do not give much information about bone quality."He continued: "By using our new nanoagent to label microcracks and detecting them with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), we hope to measure both bone quantity and quality and identify those at greatest risk of fracture and institute appropriate therapy. Diagnosing weak bones before they break should therefore reduce the need for operations and implants – prevention is better than cure."In addition to the unprecedented resolution of this imaging technique, another major step forward lies in it not exposing X-rays to patients. X-rays emit radiation and have, in some cases, been associated with an increased risk of cancer. The red emitting gold-based nanoagents used in this alternative technique are biologically safe – gold has been used safely by medics in a variety of ways in the body for some time.
Dr Esther Surender, Postdoctoral Researcher at Trinity, said: "These nanoagents have great potential for clinical application. Firstly, by using gold nanoparticles, we were able to lower the overall concentration of the agent that would have to be administered within the body, which is ideal from a clinical perspective. Secondly, by using what is called 'two-photon excitation' we were able to image bone structure using long wavelength excitation, which is not harmful or damaging to biological tissues."
She added: "These nanoagents are similar to the contrast agents that are currently being utilised for MRI within the clinic, and hence have the potential to provide a novel means of medical bone diagnosis in the future. Specifically, by replacing the Europium with its sister ion Gadolinium, we can tune into the MRI activity of these nanoagents for future use alongside X-ray and computed tomography (CT) scans."
Professor Gunnlaugsson and his research team are based in the Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute (TBSI), which recently celebrated its 5-Year anniversary. Professor Gunnlaugsson presented his research at a symposium to mark the occasion, along with many other world-leaders in chemistry, immunology, bioengineering and cancer biology -- read more here.
News of the research was picked up and covered by several broadcasters in Ireland and abroad recently, including the RTE News, the Irish Independent and Irish Examiner.
Winner of the Gold Elsevier Young Student Award 2016
Joana Vasconcelos, a 4th year PhD student under the supervision of Prof. Paula Colavita is the recipient of the Gold Elsevier Young Student Award at the 27th International Conference of Diamond and Carbon Materials 2016 in Montpellier, France. This award is given to a student who demonstrates academic excellence in the field of carbon related materials and which contribution was presented at the aforementioned conference. Her work has focused on investigating the interaction of lipid aggregates with amorphous carbon thin films for the rational design of biomaterials.
Winner of the RSC Electrochemical group Sheelagh Cambell award.
Michelle Browne, a final year PhD student, under the supervision of Prof Mike Lyons and Prof. Paula Colavita is the recipient of this year's RSC Electrochemical group Sheelagh Campbell award. This award is given to a student who demonstrates academic excellence in the field of electrochemistry based on a published paper. Michelle gave an oral presentation on her work, which was published in ACS Catalysis, at the Electrochem conference in the University of Leicester in August 2016, as part of the award. Michelle's work has recently been highlighted in Silicon Republic's '10 major Irish breakthroughs of the year so far worth celebrating' published in June 2016 and in the Engineers journal.
Well done Michelle!
BOC Gases Prize Winner 2015-2016
From Left to right: Prof Rachel Evans, Supervisor, Mr Eamonn Bolton (BOC Gases, Ireland Sales Manager)
Judith Houston, Prof Sylvia Draper, Head of School of Chemistry
Congratulations to Judith Houston who was the recipient of the
2015/2016 BOC Gases Postgraduate Bursary.
Judith is a fourth year PhD student in Prof. Rachel Evans' group investigating the Structure-Property Relationships of Conjugated Polyelectrolytes and Photoactive Surfactants to Design Functional Materials. She is the first author of five publications to date and has delivered 8 oral presentations and 2 poster presentations on her research. She has been a co-investigator on several research proposals to undertake experiments at international large scale neutron and X-ray facilities. In addition to her research achievements, Judith has made an exceptional contribution to the teaching and outreach mission of the School of Chemistry. Since 2013 she has delivered the Junior Freshman Basic Tutorials and she also attended the Bristol Chemistry International Summer School as a TCD representative. She is currently the Younger Member Representative for the RSC Ireland Region and sits on the Republic of Ireland Local Section Committee.
Prof. Valeria Nicolosi is Ireland's only five-time ERC awardee and has received research funding of €12 million in the past 5 years.
Wednesday 27th July 2016, Dublin: Prof Valeria Nicolosi from AMBER, the Science Foundation Ireland funded materials science centre, hosted in Trinity College Dublin, has been announced as a recipient of the European Research Council's (ERC) Proof of Concept Grants, worth €150,000.This is a top-up for her ERC Starting Grant of €1.5m awarded in 2011 and brings her total research funding awarded in the past 5 years, to over €12 million. Prof. Valeria Nicolosi is Ireland's only five-time ERC awardee. The award will be used to explore the commercial use of advanced nanomaterials to act as solutions for heat dissipation for the high-end automotive industry. Proof of Concept grants are awarded to ERC grant holders only as top-up funding to explore the commercial or innovation potential of the results of their ERC-funded research. Prof Nicolosi, Investigator with AMBER and Trinity's School of Chemistry was awarded an ERC Starting Grant of €1.5M in 2011 for her work in processing and characterising nanomaterials for the development of novel energy storage devices. As a result of this Starting Grant, she began collaborating with a company in the automotive industry to explore the use of novel 2-dimensional nanomaterials to solve heat dissipation issues. Her technology was successful and the aim of this proposal is to determine the economic and technical feasibility of using readily scalable technologies for the development of inexpensive and high performance solutions to solve heat dissipation for a wide range of technologies. Prof. Valeria Nicolosi, Professor at the School of Chemistry, Trinity College Dublin and Principal Investigator at AMBER, said, "I am delighted to be awarded this 3rd ERC Proof of Concept Grant which will allow me to build on the success of my technology developed from my Starting Grant. What is exciting about this work is that in addition to the automotive industry, there are a huge range of industrial applications that can benefit from more efficient and lightweight thermal management systems such as advanced aircraft, injection moulding, pharmaceutical manufacturing and household appliances. This technology has the potential to become a feasible, easy and efficient solution for a range of manufacturing companies. This grant is allowing me to take the next step with the technology to really see it applied in industry". Considerable industrial effort is currently focussing on finding alternative materials to act as thermal conductive elements and heat spreaders in an efficient and cost effective way. Manufacturers need these technologies to regulate the large amounts of unwanted heat caused by the normal functioning of electronic systems. It is estimated that the global market for thermal management products will grow from about $10.7 billion in 2015 to $14.7 billion by 20211. Prof Nicolosi's technology will offer a cheap, scalable solution of using advanced 2D nanomaterials for enhanced heat transport. 2D nanomaterials improve heat transport due to their thermal conductivity properties and at the same time provide a lightweight solution. Moreover, the technology offers the advantage of being extremely versatile; 2D nanomaterial dispersions can be sprayed on their own directly onto surfaces or they can be mixed with different materials to obtain additional enhanced resistance to wear, abrasion and oxidation. This will allow manufacturers to improve the performance of existing systems, as well as improve the performance of new designs.
Prof. Michael Morris, Director of AMBER, commented on the announcement, saying, "The awarding of this Proof of Concept Grant to Prof. Nicolosi is an excellent acknowledgement of the research work she and her team are currently undergoing. She is at the forefront in 2D nanomaterials research and her work will bring economic and societal benefits to Ireland in developing more efficient ways to deal with energy consumption. During her time at Trinity, Prof. Nicolosi has received over €12 million in funding, including €6.8 million to date from the ERC, and now an additional €150,000 to further her research. She is an exceptional asset to the AMBER team and this funding also reaffirms how competitive Ireland is as a place for research."
Medicinal Chemistry Researchers welcomed to Trinity's Biomedical Sciences Institute
On July 1st 2016, the School of Chemistry received delegates to Trinity's Biomedical Sciences Institute for the first ever Medicinal Chemistry Conference Ireland. This significant event brought together some of the most relevant researchers in this multi-disciplinary field and highlighted Ireland's strong wealth of graduates in the area. The organising committee, which included representatives of 7 Ireland's national universities, welcomed 120 participants for the one-day conference which comprised of plenary talks from international speakers across academia and industry. The programme, opened by Prof. Martina Hennessy (Associate Dean of Research, Trinity College Dublin) included talks from Dr. Andrea Brancale (Cardiff University, UK), Dr. Pascale Clement (Director of Science and Technology, Catalent Pharma Solutions, UK), Prof. Mari-Luz Lopez-Rodriguez (Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain), Prof. Francesco Peri (University Milano-Bicoca, Italy), Prof. Carmen Galan (University of Bristol UK), Dr. Simon Macdonald (Director of Medicinal Chemistry, GSK, Stevenage, UK) and Prof. Mary Meegan (School of Pharmacy, Trinity College Dublin). Poster prizes were awarded to four researchers on the day, with the organising committee congratulating the overall quality of research from all of the posters on display. The Catalent supported poster prizes went to:
- Alfie Brennan (Design and synthesis of biphenyl and biphenyl ether inhibitors of sulfatases), Newcastle Cancer Centre at the Northern Institute for Cancer Research, Newcastle University, R.J. Griffin group.Maria Blazquez-Scanchez (Synthesis of β-galactosides for specific interactions with galectins) UCD, S. Oscarson group.Nipun Mahajan (Building an Irish Marine Natural Products Library for Pharmaceutical Applications), NUI Galway, O. Thomas group.
- Creina Slator ([Cu(o-phthalate)(phenanthroline)] Exhibits Unique Superoxide-Mediated NCI-60 Chemotherapeutic Action through Genomic DNA Damage and Mitochondrial Dysfunction), DCU (A. Kellett group).
Dr Andrea Brancale also led tributes to his former colleague, the late Prof. Christopher McGuigan, who lost his battle with cancer early this year. Prof McGuigan's immense thirty year contribution to the field of drug discovery was particularly acknowledged, as well as his active role in developing anti-cancer drug research world-wide.
The organisers would like to thank all of their sponsors for their generous support and to all of the conference delegates who made the event a tremendous success.
Dublin Chemistry Graduate Seminars 2015-2016
Winners of the Third Year PhD Talks 2016
Colm Healy for Coordination Chemistry-TCD
Shaun Stamullen for Synthesis & Catalysis-UCD
Junsi Wang for Imaging and Analysis-TCD
Sandra Lara for Nanoprotein-UCD
Joana Vasconcelos for Carton-TCD
Malachi Gillick-Healy for Synthesis & Mechanisma-TCD
Maria O'Brien for Surface-TCD
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Trinity Chemist (Prof. John Kelly) Recognised for Shedding Light on the Mechanism of DNA Damage
Emeritus Professor John Kelly, from Trinity College Dublin's School of Chemistry, has been recognised for his part in decades-long research that has helped shed light, quite literally, on the precise mechanism of DNA damage.
Professor Kelly is a recipient of the 2016 Rita and John Cornforth Award, along with his collaborators Professor Christine Cardin, University of Reading, and Dr Susan Quinn, University College Dublin. The award, which places an emphasis on the importance of collaboration in scientific research, is handed out annually by the Royal Society of Chemistry. Professor Kelly said:
"I am delighted that our collaboration has been recognised with this award. My interests have always involved exploring photochemical reactions, and to fully understand the processes occurring from the initial absorption of a photon to the formation of a permanent product."
"The roots of our work go back to the 1980s when we started an ambitious project with Dan Bradley and David McConnell to target the reactions that take place in DNA."
The Dublin-Reading DNA Consortium use specially synthesised molecules to see how – and exactly where – they bind to DNA. The reactions usually involve short-lived chemical species (such as 'free radicals'), which are damaging to DNA and cells inside the body. The reactions often last for mere picoseconds (a billion times faster than a millisecond). Due to these very narrowest windows of opportunity, specialist crystallography and laser technology techniques are required to provide the all-important series of snapshots that illuminate what is really taking place. Working in the world-leading Rutherford Appleton Laboratory has recently enabled the scientists to follow the vibrations of excited molecules in DNA crystals, so as to follow the transit of the electrons that lead to DNA damage. That most recent breakthrough also opens the door for studies looking at direct UV excitation of DNA in crystals, which should help us gain an understanding of the processes that cause DNA photo-damage. It should also help related research in the fields of cancer medicine and drug development, as visible light irradiation of the compound in cancer cells leads to their destruction (as has recently been demonstrated by the Trinity groups of Professor Thorri Gunnlaugsson and Clive Williams). More information available for those who are interested at http://www.rsc.org/ScienceAndTechnology/Awards/RitaandJohnCornforthAward/2016-winner.asp
Congratulations to Prof. Kelly and all involved.
Major Clean Energy Breakthrough Made by School of Chemistry Researchers
New material will increase adoption of hydrogen as a fuel in energy efficient transportation
The development of a real alternative to fossil fuels is perhaps the greatest technological challenge faced by humanity at present. Now, researchers in the School of Chemistry and CRANN (the Nanoscience Institute based at Trinity College Dublin) have developed a material which enhances the splitting of water at a very low energy cost using earth abundant raw materials. This new material performs as well as the world's most effective material for water splitting (which is the scarce and expensive ruthenium oxide) but is much less expensive. This is a significant breakthrough, as it means that an energy efficient production of pure hydrogen is now possible using renewable energy sources which will potentially accelerate adoption of hydrogen as a fuel in energy efficient transportation.Hydrogen has been described as the ultimate clean energy source, it's seen as very attractive as it is a pollution free fuel and energy carrier which would satisfy much of the energy requirements of our society. Hydrogen is readily prepared by splitting water electrically into its component parts hydrogen and oxygen (a process called electrolysis). However, this process requires a significant energy input. The widespread uptake of hydrogen as a fuel has been hampered by the lack of low cost, earth abundant materials which can accomplish the splitting of water, with minimal energy input, in an economically efficient manner using renewable energy sources.The CRANN breakthrough recently published in the prestigious international journal ACS Catalysis, has shown that the ruthenium content can be decreased by as much as 90% and substituted with the earth abundant and inexpensive manganese oxide without diminishing the efficiency of the material to split water. Professor Mike Lyons, Principal Investigator at the School of Chemistry and CRANN : "We are very excited about this very significant breakthrough. The adoption of this material in industry will mean that electrochemical hydrogen generation using photo (electrolysis) is now far more economically viable and will hasten adoption of hydrogen as a fuel in energy efficient transportation. It should be noted that this discovery could only have been accomplished using the world class characterization facilities and opportunity for interdisciplinary collaboration available within the School of Chemistry and CRANN."Mike Lyons, continued: "Our disruptive materials breakthrough is momentous as it means much more energetically efficient and more economical hydrogen energy. This means that the cost of producing hydrogen via water electrolysis will be significantly reduced, which will result in a more rapid uptake of hydrogen as an automotive fuel."Professor Mike Lyons leads the Trinity Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Electrocatalysis Group in the School of Chemistry. He has published two books and more than 126 papers, and has a h-index of 33, which demonstrates the worldwide impact of his research. Working with Professor Mike Lyons on this project, was Professor Paula Colavita, PI in the School of Chemistry/ CRANN, and Michelle Browne, PhD student. Characterisation of the materials were carried out by Dr. Hugo Nolan, supervised by Professor Georg Duesberg, PI in the School of Chemistry and CRANN.
The full review is available here.
1st Medicinal Chemistry Ireland Conference
(July 1st, 2016, Trinity College Dublin)
The Pharmaceutical and Medicinal sectors are of enormous importance for the Irish economy. Academic and industrial research and development in this area will sustain Ireland's position and as a key player in the global landscape.Trinity's School of Chemistry is proud to announce the 1st Medicinal Chemistry Conference Ireland which will be held on 1st July 2016 in Trinity's Biomedical Science Institute. The conference programme draws together key speakers across academia with innovative researchers from industry.
For a full conference programme and registration details for the event, please visit medchemmeet.wordpress.com
Congratulations to Ilaria Meazzini
for winning the prize for best talk at the
RSC MacroGroup Young Researchers Meeting at the University of Liverpool.
Ilaria Meazzini (Evans Group) was awarded first prize in the "best talk" category (sponsored by Domino printing) at the 2016 RSC Macrogroup Young Researchers meeting held at the University of Liverpool on 5-6th April. Ilaria presented her work on perylene dicarboxdiimide–poly(oxyalkylene)/siloxane hybrids for luminescent solar concentrators, which was recently accepted for publication in the 2016 Emerging Investigators issue of the Journal of Materials Chemistry C.
Targeted design leads to tunable photoluminescence from perylene dicarboxdiimide–poly(oxyalkylene)/siloxane hybrids for luminescent solar concentrators, I. Meazzini, N. Willis-Fox, C. Blayo, J. Arlt, S. Clément, R. C. Evans*, J. Mater. Chem. C., 2016, DOI: 10.1039/c5tc03952e.
Well done, Ilaria!
2016 Newly Elected Fellows and Scholars
Trinity Monday Announcements
FELLOWSHIP: Congratulations to Prof. Eoin Scanlan on his election as Fellow to the College on Trinity Monday.
SCHOLARS: Congratulations to all the students who were elected as Scholars of the College on Trinity Monday and in particular to the students who sat the Chemistry Scholar examinations*.
Aoife Gregg*
Eoin James Farrell*
Simon Benson
Jessica Foley
Áine Kennedy
Diarmaid Kelly
Trinity Student Scientific Review (TSSR) Journal
– Volume 2 – launched March 22nd
Congratulations to Alison Hennessy for her work as General Manager and to Kate Reidy for her outstanding work in her role as Chemistry Editor and to all the Chemistry undergraduates who submitted an article for publication, in the new TSSR (Trinity Student Scientific Review) (http://trinityssr.com/) Journal.
The authors of the published and price winning chemistry review articles were:
Best Chemistry Essay:
"Climate Change Mitigation Using Metal-Organic Frameworks for Direct Air Capture of CO2".
Dónal Ring (JS Chemistry)
Best Freshman Essay:
"Prebiotic Chemistry: Common Origins of Glycerol, Amino Acids, and Pyrimidines, and Cosmic Origin of Nature's Enantiomeric Excess of Amino Acids"
Stephen Byrne (SF Science)
"4-Aminoquinolines as Antimalarial Drugs"
Dylan Lynch (JS Medicinal Chemistry)
Chemistry students also won in the following categories:
"Hybrid Photovoltaic Thermal Cells: A Viable Solution to the Problem of Renewable Energy"
Kyle Frohna (JS N-PCAM, Physics)
"Long Non-Coding RNA: The Regulatory Web of Genome Regulation"
Jack Schofield, (SF Science, Life Sciences)
Alison Hennessy (JS N-PCAM) and Kate Reidy (JS NPCAM student and TCD Foundation Scholar) the 2016 TSSR General Manager and Chemistry Editor.
Congratulations to Maria O'Brien on being selected to attend
the 66th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting in Lindau, Germany this summer
Maria O'Brien (Duesberg's Group) has been selected by the scientific review panel of the Council for the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings, to participate in the 66th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting, taking place from 26 June to 1 July 2016, in Lindau Germany. Only the 400 most qualified young scientists are given the opportunity to enrich and share the unique atmosphere of the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings (which will have 32 Nobel Laureates in attendance).
Congratulations, Maria.


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LAS VEGAS -- Manny Pacquiao will fight Timothy Bradley Jr. at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Saturday night, but inevitably conversation with the Filipino star turns, sooner or later, to another undefeated American.
While Pacquiao and Bradley do battle on HBO pay-per-view, that other American, Floyd Mayweather Jr., will be completing his first full week as Inmate 01363197 in Clark County Detention Center, just a few miles away. Pacquiao, who says he has experienced a religious awakening over the past several months, demurred when it was suggested that perhaps he might visit his putative rival while he is in town, but he admitted that Mayweather's incarceration is on his mind.
"I'm praying for him," he said to a small group of reporters on Tuesday. "I'm not treating him as my opponent, my enemy or anything. I'm treating him as my friend, my brother. I'm praying for him that all things will be fine for him."
None of which is to say that he has dismissed thoughts of the seemingly eternally discussed possible fight between the two men, or that he is ready to embrace the most recent proposal Mayweather made in that regard: that Pacquiao take $40 million up front and that the American monopolize the pay-per-view proceeds.
"Well, if you are a fighter, would you fight if I give you 40 million and nothing to share in the PPV?" Pacquiao asked rhetorically. "I would not fight for that. He will be laughing [behind] my back if I do that. It's not a proper negotiation, if you're a businessman."
Pacquiao's trainer, Freddie Roach, acknowledges that Mayweather remains the stiffest competition for his fighter, but he believes that Father Time is rendering him increasingly vulnerable to what Pacquiao brings to the table.
"Mayweather has changed a lot now; his legs can't get him out the way," he said. "I think he's getting older and his legs aren't what they were. I don't think he moves nearly as much as he used to, and I don't think he's doing it for his career; I think it's because he has to."
It's a situation that the soon-to-be Hall of Fame trainer feels can only be exacerbated by Mayweather's present confinement.
"One thing about jail time," Roach said. "I was in for two days, and I f------ hated it. It can't do you any good."
Mayweather surrendered in a Last Vegas courtroom on Friday to begin his 87-day jail sentence for a domestic battery. In December, he pleaded guilty to attacking his ex-girlfriend in September 2010.


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Re: Bug 649820
After upgrading android from 2.3.4 -> 2.3.5, theme has reverted to classic.
See /mobile/themes/core/jar.mn:124
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classic theme
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gingerbread theme
Needs an osversion=2.3.5, or would be better to change those to a 2.3.*
osversion=2.3.* does not do what you hope it would. '*' is seen as infinity, not as "match anything".
Bug 380401 tired to add a cleaner way to sandwich version tests between a lower (froyo) and a higher (honeycomb) range. We'll need the "range-based selection" mentioned in comment 12.
For now, adding a few dummy versions (*cough*hack*cough*) along with 2.3.5 would at least protect us against any new Gingerbread releases.
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Patch adds some versions to the gingerbread theme. Sadly, we should consider moving this to aurora and beta.
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Told you so.*
*bug 653134 comment 15 :)
+% skin browser classic/1.0 %skin/gingerbread/ os=Android osversion=2.3 osversion=2.3.3 osversion=2.3.4 osversion=2.3.5 osversion=2.3.6 osversion=2.3.7
Eww. so this will break if Gingerbread upgrades past 2.3.7?
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> Eww. so this will break if Gingerbread upgrades past 2.3.7?
Yes, but bug 676183 will save us before then, I hope
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Requesting approval-mozilla-aurora and approval-mozilla-beta. This mobile-only change prevents new versions of Android from regressing Fennec's theme, by adding a few numbers to a hard-coded list of Android versions.
I know this is very late for Firefox 6, but this is an extremely low-risk change that fixes a very visible regression of a new feature in Firefox 6.
email@example.com, just want to confirm if what you are running is the Nexus S 4G model?
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Android only change that only affects the default theme used based on Android version number. Getting this on beta is important since the newer versions of Android are turning up in the field now.
Landed on Beta (Firefox 6) and Aurora (Firefox 7):
:aaronmt, I'm using a Samsung Fascinate.
(In reply to comment #13)
> :aaronmt, I'm using a Samsung Fascinate.
Hi, you marked this bug as verified fixed, can you just confirm which build you see this fixed on now?
It's working on 2011/08/05 nightly right now.


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Thanks for that Stew. I get hiss to my 8-Ohm speakers with the MG3 using 24V power from either the AC adapter -OR- from my 25.2V LiPo battery pack. And given that 12V power causes no hiss from either a battery on the external power jack or from internal AA batteries, I believe the problem is tied to how much voltage I'm using, independent of where it's coming from. (So I don't think it's a grounding issue...)
I like brunk's suggestion, above, that we ask Jan if it's possible to adjust the MG3 gain, but again, I think we can trim that just by adjusting the voltage. I will test with 16.8V four-cell LiPo batteries this evening, but I don't have any five-cell LiPo packs that could get me to 21.0V. I'm resisting the urge to buy an variable-voltage DC power supply, because I would only use it for testing. I'd much rather come up with a battery solution (at a voltage that doesn't induce hiss with my speakers). For testing purposes, I can discharge the six cell pack no further than 18.0V, but the hiss might disappear somewhere along the way, between 25.2V and 18.0V. I can also try my XP8000 with the inline voltage regulators (switch-mode) that allow me to select 15V, 16V, or 19V. Test, test, test... And then I'll have to find the ideal voltage all over again, for using the MG3 with the LCD-2 via the impedance match...
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I hope your group does ask Gene to come speak, you will not be disappointed.
I had the pleasure of attending one of his slide presentations a few years
Interesting that they were passing out Midwest gardening magazine, but it
doesn't surprise me. Greg and Sue have always promoted their products this
way. This magazine was a long time in coming to print. It was originally
promoted over a year ago. I have known Greg and Sue for ages as they owned a
local nursery near me called Crystal Palace Perennials. It was one of my
favorite ones till they closed it as Greg was on the road with lectures,
they also publish watergardening magazine, a few books for ortho, and with
the new magazine they decided it was no longer profitable to continue the
retail business. They have turned the nursery into a mini-botanical garden.
Hum, what do they call it, prairie gardens or something like that. They are
using it as a test area for hardiness here. They also have a huge privately
owned book collection. There is entire building lined with his collection,
which he allowed us to use at any time! Many out of print as well as books
not found in the states. Greg has always propagated plants, mostly water
plants tho, but has a vast knowledge of horticulture. Besides his aquatic
specialty, he also is on many of the native eco-system projects. His nursery
always had different stuff and I truly miss that! Both of then have always
been involved in community services as well. They were always first to
donate product, time, ideas and what ever was needed. You will not find
nicer folks. I have spent numerous hours in his greenhouses picking out
plants for containers in January so we could have something lush and green
around our pond expo displays. I have also worked with them for the Navy
Pier Chicago garden shows.
Oops, got a little off track there, but I was not impressed with the first
issue of the magazine since I know they can produce a much better product
with their backgrounds. I guess I was expecting more than skimming the top
since every time I picked up a plant and inquired about it, I got the entire
history of it from Greg... but I guess you can't do that in a magazine or it
would be thousands of pages thick :)
Do you get Chicagoland gardening Ceres? That is also a regional magazine
which I enjoy.
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> Gene, I attd a garden symposium Sat. which was cosponsored by a local
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Just over a week since the UK Independence Party launched its controversial European Union election campaign, mysterious stickers have been placed on posters in the port town of Folkestone featuring alternative slogans.
The edited billboards appear in the east of the town and around the harbour area, according to Kent Online.
One anti-EU poster of a builder begging for change, which features an actor who has since been revealed to be an Irish immigrant, features the tongue-in-cheek amendment: "Keeping low paid jobs for British workers".
Another sticker reads: "Have you tried hating foreigners...We think you'll like it" under Ukip's claim that 75 per cent of UK law is decided in Brussels, asking voters: "who really runs this country?"
The edited posters, in the town, which gives access from the UK to mainland Europe via a ferry port and Eurotunnel, come after several posters in south London and Liverpool were drawn on in protest.
Hahaha! Oh dear! #ukip #fail #folkestone Please RT Folkestone peeps, cheers :) pic.twitter.com/0czkO9lqME; Kay McLoughlin (@KayMcLoughlin) April 27, 2014
Photos shared on Twitter show an advert in Liverpool scrawled with the message: "F*** off Upricks".
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Ukip's campaign has been under repeated fire since is mid-April launch. As the posters emerged across social media, Nigel Farage was made to defend the bill-boards against accusations they were racist. Days later, BBC political editor Nick Robinson questioned why the party leader hires his German wife to be his secretary, rather than a British person. A fake advert for the role received 764 applications in the space of just 12 hours.


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From the German engineers at Volkswagon we're presented with a closer look at the 2014 Golf R a week ahead of its official debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show. The sporty hatchback is built around a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine with a six-speed dual-clutch transmission or six-speed stick that controls its Haldex all-wheel-drive system. At 296 horsepower this powerful upgrade travels from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.9 seconds, reaching a top speed of 250 km/h. And while it's not only faster than its predecessor it's also 18 percent more fuel-efficient. Arriving in European markets at the end of the year, the 2014 Golf R also features bigger air intakes, more aggressive bumper lines, double exhausts, 18-inch allow wheels and more.


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"Big Walk" trust supporters celebrate 50 years
About 60 friends and supporters of the Manchester-Essex Conservation Trust recently headed into the woods for the "Big Walk" to celebrate the group's 50th anniversary.
Pictured: From left. Doug Hotchkiss of Manchester, Ted Tarr of Rockport, and Trustees Mike McDonagh, Alan Budreau, and Hellen Bethel, of The Manchester-Essex Conservation Trust. Next
They entered from points in Manchester-by-the-Sea and Essex, and met at the boundary marker between the towns for refreshments, a few words, and a little acoustic music. "Captain" Stan Collinson, and Daisy Nell played in the Manchester-Essex town line. Next
Sarah Buck of Manchester, right, crosses a boardwalk with a group on the trust that protects 1,700 acres of land and streches north of Route 128 between exits 15 and 16. Next
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Why Choose an Online College in San Diego
San Diego Museum Council, http://www.sandiegomuseumcouncil.org/
U.S. Census Bureau, American Fact Finder, San Diego, CA, 2010, http://factfinder2.census.gov/faces/nav/jsf/pages/index.xhtml
City of San Diego, Official Website, 2002-2013, http://www.sandiego.gov/index.shtml
San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce, 2013, http://www.sdchamber.org/
State of California Employment Development Department, Projections of Employment by Industry and Occupation, 2010-2020, San Diego-Carlsbad-San Marcos Metropolitan Statistical Area, http://www.labormarketinfo.edd.ca.gov/LMID/Projections_of_Employment_by_Industry_and_Occupation.html
The Daily Transcript, San Diego Source, June 2013, http://sourcebook.sddt.com/source/?Target=List&lid=81#.UciCFIbMI1J
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Residents of San Diego who are serious about learning will find many different appealing attractions in the city. There is Cabrillo National Monument, the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum, and the San Diego History Center. The city also hosts a Museum Month as well, highlighting the art, culture and historical sites around San Diego.
If the love of learning goes even deeper, there are a number of colleges and universities for people to take advantage of. Some individuals, however, may not be able to attend traditional on-campus courses. For these people, online college classes in San Diego might be a better option. Working adults may not have the available time to enroll in rigidly scheduled classes, and need a bit more flexibility.
The city also has over 239,000 households with children under the age of 18, according to the 2010 U.S. Census (census.gov). Parents who want to earn a degree may, like working professionals, not have the time to attend on-campus programs. Having the ability to log into their online class and complete work on their own schedule may make earning a college degree an easier prospect. See online colleges in California for more information.
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While there are many different employment opportunities for residents of the city, the San Diego Regional Economic Development Corporation (sandiegobusiness.org, 2013) says two key industries include technology and health care. Below are a few examples of possible careers in these industries, along with several business-related positions that could see high demand in a variety of fields.
Health Care
The city is home to many health providers, including Sharp Healthcare (14,969 employees in 2011), Scripps Health (13,830 in 2011), Kaiser Foundation Hospital (8,880 in 2013), and UCSD Medical Center (5,860 in 2011). Within the field of health care, there are different positions that someone can pursue. Someone interested in becoming a dietitian or nutritionist may want to earn an online degree in nutrition.
The career is estimated to grow by 21 percent in San Diego County from 2010 through 2020 according to California's Employment Development Division (labormarketinfo.edd.ca.gov, 2010). Pharmacy technician is another position that people might be interested in. This job is expected to grow by about 33 percent in the area from 2010 through 2020. Both jobs outpace the county's average occupational growth rate of 19 percent.
With companies like Qualcomm Inc (10,509 employees in 2011), General Atomics (6,304 in 2013), Sempra Energy (5,299 in 2011), and AT&T Inc. (3,885 in 2011), technology is a very important industry in San Diego. Individuals looking for a career in this field may want to look into becoming a database administrator, which is estimated to see 35 percent growth between 2010 and 2020 in the county.
Earning an online college degree in information systems, or even business administration, may help someone qualify for this position. A different position in the field that has good growth expectations is computer systems analyst (22 percent). Graduating from an online college program in computer science or network administration may help individuals qualify for this career.
For people who want to enter the business world, San Diego may be a great place for them to do it, with Nokia, Sony Electronics Inc., DivX and Kyocera all having headquarters in the city. According to the official city website, about a third of all businesses in the city are owned by women, and it also has the highest rate of home-based businesses at around 9 percent. It was designated a World Trade Center in 1994, and foreign trade has grown by 17 percent each year since 1983, twice the national rate (sandiego.gov, 2013).
There are many positions that are growing in the area as well. One of these is market research analyst, which is estimated to have about 50 percent growth in the county between 2010 and 2020. People interested in pursuing this career may want to earn an online degree in business administration, communications or computer science. Another career that has good growth potential (41 percent between 2010 and 2020) is financial examiner. People interested in this position may want to earn a degree in accounting or finance.
How to Find Online College Programs in San Diego
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The 1947 Robin Hood camper got new axles, wheels and tires, and the original hydraulic brakes were removed.
Anna and Justin Scribner added a brand-new sink to complete the kitchen renovation of this vintage camper.
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Collings Real Estate was established in 1999 and is located in a high profile position on High Street in Northcote, we are an independent agency without any franchise restrictions in selling your property by Auction or Private Sale
Boasting decades of experience, not only in the local Northcote real estate market but also in its surrounding suburbs.
At Collings we are committed to providing excellence through ethical practices and systems in order to ensure we achieve the best results for our clients. Our primary interest is to earn the trust of our clients and to establish a lifelong relationship.
Our services remain competitive yet unpretentious, and we pride ourselves on offering you a humble and warm environment in which you are the decision maker.
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Fresh coconut and a super moist cake is the secret to The Best Coconut Cake You'll Ever Make!
I made this coconut cake for Easter last year and I've been waiting for the right time to share it with you. It has been one of my favorite cakes since I was a little girl.
Now I know you think that post title is an exaggeration but it isn't! This is the best coconut cake you'll ever make…or eat if you can convince someone else to do the baking. Coconut cake is a southern tradition and this is my grandma's recipe. I can still remember how much I looked forward to it during the holidays. She would make it often but I could always count on it for Easter. When I was grown and moved out on my own this was one of the first recipes I called her up and asked for.
The cake starts with a box mix but grandma gave it her own twist by adding sour cream and cream of coconut. They make the cake so moist! A lot of people use a seven minute frosting on their coconut cakes but this one calls for a cream cheese frosting and I love it. The thing that I think makes it so much better than a lot of store bought coconut cakes is that it is coated in fresh coconut. None of that shredded coconut you find on the shelves. Fresh coconut is usually shaved and can be found in the freezer section at the grocery store.
Another thing that I love about this cake is that you should make it at least a day ahead of time and put it in the freezer. I'm not 100% sure why, but it is what my grandma always did, it is even in her recipe! It's pretty great because for the holidays you can make it ahead of time and then pull it out a few hours before your party and have an amazing dessert.
- 1 box White cake mix
- 8 oz sour cream
- ¼ c Vegetable oil
- 3 eggs
- 1 8 ½ oz can Cream of Coconut (such as Coco López)
- 8 oz cream cheese
- 2 T milk
- 16 oz. Powdered Sugar
- 1 tsp Vanilla
- 2 bags Fresh Frozen Coconut
- NOTE: I doubled this recipe and split it between 3 cake pans for a large three layer cake. The recipe as is makes 2 layers.
- Heat oven to 350°F
- Mix cake mix, sour cream, vegetable oil, eggs, and cream of coconut in a large bowl.
- Pour cake batter into 2 9" pans that have been greased and floured.
- Bake approximately 30 minutes at 350°F or until you can put a toothpick in the center and it comes out clean.
- Cool completely.
- Mix all ingredients in a mixer except fresh coconut.
- Frost cake.
- Press coconut into sides and top of cake.
- Once cake is frosted wrap it in aluminum foil and plastic wrap and freeze.
- Note: Make a few days ahead of time and freeze. Take it out to thaw at least 4 hours before you are ready to serve.
This cake is a really special memory for me. Grandma doesn't get to cook for us during the holidays anymore but I know she'd be happy to hear that I'm baking her cake! I hope you try it and if you do I hope you love it as much as I do.
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Looks like TomTom Maps Go 1.5 still has navigation north up option so I'll be switching to that.
In earlier Sygics (before ver 12 I think??) I was able to fix map north up on all my displays inc route navigation - in 2D mode. I cannot seem to find this option in latest and Sygic always seems to default to navigation direction up. There is a compass top right corner to tap that turns map to north but when I continue navigating it turns off.
I must say I find this extremely disorientating whilst driving and I end up losing all sense of direction relying entirely on the software to guide. I suppose this is the intention? However if there is no north up option can someone recommend another product as good as Sygic that has it please?
Looks like TomTom Maps Go 1.5 still has navigation north up option so I'll be switching to that.
full maps not full many industrial aria not show in tomtom
I know this is an old post but having a map swinging around is frustrating and disorienting I want 2D maps - never 3D ( but they keep switching back on) and lock north at top of screen ...just like a real map.


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If your looking for a top quality custom made highland dancing kilt and/or costume contact us here at Kilts and Costumes Australia. We have over 40 years experience each in highland world and we're still hanging out in highland world so when you buy from us you wont be dissapointed. We love the highland dancing world so we really look after all our highland dancing customers.
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Kilts and costumes is the all new one stop Highland dancing shop exclusively looking after Highland dancers throughout Australia making custom championship highland dancing kilts and costumes, and selling quality pre loved highland dancing costumes all at very affordable prices
Kilts and Costumes Australia is owned and operated by 2011 'Cowal' World Highland Dancing Championships competitor and her renowned kilt maker mum of over 40 years so if you want quality highland dancing gear - custom new or quality 2nd hand - Kilts and Costumes Australia is the only place to shop - it's the all new 'one stop' highland dancing shop.
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I did this keyholder initially as a birthday present for a friend, but I really liked the design so I ended up making one for myself. The design is based on a magnetic connection between a small magnet hidden behind the wall-mounted plate and a steel ball attached to a triangiular acrylic keychain. The design works with very basic geometries, and I wanted to enhance the mysterious nature of the magnetic connection in the expression of the holder.
I experimented with some variations of the textures of the acrylic, leaving one plate smooth and glossy, and another "brushed" or "frosted". I personally prefere the latter as it is more smudge-resistant and has more "character".
The space between the acrylic plate and the wall is intended to give the holder a more light or floating look, but also works for hangin headphones (another item I used to constantly misplace).
If anyone is interested, I'll be glad to make an instructable for this :) just let me know in the comments


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Inauguration of the new EC GompaAugust 13th, 2014 In: Lama Ole Nydahl, Lamas at the EC, Summer Course
After so much work and eager anticipation, on August 10th 2014, Sherab Gyaltsen Rinpoche and Lama Ole Nydahl (and a few thousand friends) unveiled the unique Buddha statue and opened the new gompa at the Europe Center.
Beautifully decorated with 16 thangkas depicting the lineage of the Karmapas, pictures of the 5 Dhyani Buddhas indicating the 5 directions according to Buddhist cosmology on the walls and the ceiling of the new mediation hall and a beautiful altar in front of the still to be unveiled new Buddha statue, Rinpoche and Lama Ole guided the inauguration ceremonies.
V his introductory speech before the consecration ceremony (tib. Rabne), Rinpoche pointed at the significance of this place connecting Diamond Way Buddhist practitioners from all over the world and at the very auspicious circumstances of this event, bringing together a very special full moon day, the 16th Karmapa's birthday, the inauguration of the meditation hall as well as the unveiling and blessing of the 1,70 high, shiny new Buddha statue.
Since the new gompa fits nearly one-thousand, but of course not several thousand people, Lama Ole repeated the inaugural meditation of the gompa all day long in order to enable everyone present at the course to participate in the inauguration.
As if the touching ceremonies were not more than enough for a day to remember already, everyone was presented with a Tsatsa (Tibetan half-relief) of the 16th Karmapa Rangjung Rigpe Dorje, relics and blessing strings after passing through the new dining hall of the EC on the way out. Looking at the many hundreds leaving our new gompa, one could only see shining eyes and bright smiles.
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As the water trickles over stone,
I cannot help but feel alone.
I step along the rivers path,
Over rocks and through the grass,
Following its very life,
A tiny bed set in a line.
Beneath the forest, through the land,
Not a single helping hand,
It cuts in rocks and falls from cliffs,
I do my best to follow it.
But alas, it goes too far,
I cannot chase it anymore.
I look into the brightest sky,
And cannot help but wonder why?
Why does the water journey so long
with only company from its own song-
The song of water over stone.
I wonder if it feels alone.
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This beautiful property is orientated south, well positioned to avoid the direct heat of the tropical sun in the afternoon and features five bedrooms, two studies, a top-of-the-range kitchen and separate maid's quarters. Open walkways, waterfalls, wide staircases, large private balconies, incredible bathrooms, therapy room, sauna, purpose-built wine cellar and a lift are just a few features that make this wonderful villa very special indeed. Set within a prestigious private community, the villa also enjoys full use of the development's facilities including a large swimming pool, fitness centre and tennis court. If you choose to leave the luxury of your surroundings, then Kata boasts a great selection of excellent restaurants and shops, all just a gentle stroll away.


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Communication with the environment is essential for survival and proper functionality of individual cells within an organism. One element of such communication is exchange of components between the intracellular and extracellular space. It includes two major processes, secretion and endocytosis, which are roughly equivalent to export and import, respectively, in the human world. This project will focus on the mechanisms of the major endocytic pathway, clathrin-mediated endocytosis (CME), by which cells take up exogenous molecules and cell surface components in a highly selective way. The key step of CME is the initial formation of an endocytic vesicle. This process consists of: (i) Assembly of the clathrin-based coat, a multiprotein scaffold recruiting the cargo and the endocytic machinery to the sites of endocytosis~ (ii) invagination of the coated plasma membrane to form a clathrin-coated pit~ (iii) elongation of the pit and constrictions of its neck t form a clathrin-coated bud~ (iv) scission of the bud neck to form an endocytic vesicle~ and (v) inward movement of the vesicle. All these processes are energetically unfavorable and require force-generating machinery to occur. The ongoing research on the mechanisms of CME increasingly points to the actin cytoskeleton as an important component of the molecular machinery driving endocytic vesicle internalization. However, an explicit model for the specific roles of actin cytoskeleton in CME has not been formulated because of a lack of high resolution structural information about the cytoskeletal architecture at endocytic sites. The major reasons for this deficiency are an extremely small size and transient nature of actin patches associated with the endocytic sites, dense packing of individual actin filaments within these patche making them irresolvable by light microscopy, and a well-known difficulty of preserving dynamic actin filament networks for electron microscopy. Using our special expertise in platinum replica electron microscopy that is most useful for the analysis of the cytoskeletal architecture, we propose to determine the structural organization and molecular composition of actin filament arrays associated with various types of clathrin-coated structures, to correlate the changes in the cytoskeleton organization with different stages of formation and maturation of clathrin-coated structures, and establish roles of several key proteins in this process by functional approaches. By these studies, we will test a hypothesis that a branched actin network nucleated around the perimeter of a clathrin-coated pit exerts pushing force onto all three surfaces: the growing bud, the bud neck, and the plasma membrane at the base of a bud, in order to constrict and elongate the bud neck, but then it is rearranged into a comet tail that propels the newly formed vesicle into the cytoplasm. The results of these studies will significantly advance our understanding of the actin-dependent mechanisms of vesicle internalization during CME.
Clathrin-mediated endocytosis is involved in multiple physiological and pathological processes and its malfunctioning contributes to progression of various human diseases including cardiovascular and neurological disorders, and cancer. Dissection of the molecular mechanisms of CME will help to elucidate the pathology of rare genetic disorders and more common diseases in humans and to develop new diagnostic and treatment strategies.
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North Codorus Township, York County, Pennsylvania
|North Codorus Township, Pennsylvania
Railroad station at Hanover Junction
Location in York County and the state of Pennsylvania.
|United States
|• Type
|Board of Supervisors
|• Total
|32.4 sq mi (84 km2)
|• Land
|32.3 sq mi (84 km2)
|• Water
|0.1 sq mi (0.3 km2)
|Population (2010)
|• Total
|• Density
|270/sq mi (110/km2)
|Time zone
|Eastern (EST) (UTC-5)
|• Summer (DST)
|Area code(s)
North Codorus Township is a township in York County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 8,905 at the 2010 census.[1]
The Hanover Junction Railroad Station, Howard Tunnel, Northern Central Railway, and York Iron Company Mine are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.[2]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the township has a total area of 32.4 square miles (84 km2), of which 32.3 square miles (84 km2) is land and 0.1 square miles (0.26 km2), or 0.22%, is water. The township surrounds the borough of New Salem.
As of the census[3] of 2000, there were 7,915 people, 2,924 households and 2,356 families residing in the township. The population density was 244.8 per square mile (94.5/km²). There were 2,987 housing units at an average density of 92.4/sq mi (35.7/km²). The racial makeup of the township was 98.28% White, 0.28% African American, 0.10% Native American, 0.21% Asian, 0.43% from other races, and 0.69% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.92% of the population.
There were 2,924 households out of which 35.2% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 71.9% were married couples living together, 5.8% had a female householder with no husband present, and 19.4% were non-families. 15.4% of all households were made up of individuals and 5.5% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.69 and the average family size was 3.00.
In the township the population was spread out with 24.7% under the age of 18, 6.6% from 18 to 24, 30.4% from 25 to 44, 27.6% from 45 to 64, and 10.7% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 39 years. For every 100 females there were 102.2 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 100.2 males.
The median income for a household in the township was $48,315, and the median income for a family was $51,677. Males had a median income of $40,279 versus $25,326 for females. The per capita income for the township was $19,912. About 2.6% of families and 3.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 1.9% of those under age 18 and 12.1% of those age 65 or over.
- ^ "Race, Hispanic or Latino, Age, and Housing Occupancy: 2010 Census Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File (QT-PL), North Codorus township, York County, Pennsylvania". U.S. Census Bureau, American FactFinder 2. Retrieved October 17, 2011.
- ^ National Park Service (2010-07-09). "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places. National Park Service.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
Coordinates: 39°50′00″N 76°52′35″W / 39.83333°N 76.87639°W


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